We stayed here for a night only while in Mendoza as we spent most of our time in the wine valleys…read more The overall service was great at check in and room was good. I wished they had given us the room with a view of the park but that's totally fine since it's only a night.

Such a great staff and the food was amazing! Restaurant staff are really nice and try very hard to…read moreaccommodate you. The concierge front desk ladies are so sweet and also very knowledgeable on which wineries to go to. They booked all of our wineries for us, which was extremely helpful. Definitely a must! One of our favorite hotels!

We had a nice stay at this hotel while visiting Mendoza. We wanted to stay at a hotel in Mendoza…read morecity, in a central location from where we could access the wineries and restaurants we planned to visit. This hotel is a 5-star, luxury hotel and although affordable for people paying with US$ or €, it's pricey for local standards. Our room was pretty spacious and even though we had two queen beds, it didn't feel too cramped. The bathroom had a separate shower and bathtub and they provide basic toiletries including body lotion. The bed was pretty comfortable but the pillows were not as great. They don't provide robes nor slippers which is odd for a hotel of this standard. The rooms have amazing views of the mountains. They have a small gym with a few cardio machines, some free weights and a multipurpose weight machine. Adjacent to the gym there is also a small pool which gets pretty packed especially in the early evening as people make their way back from the wineries. The breakfast is served at their main restaurant and it was fantastic. They have pastries, different kinds of breads and cold cuts, hot items such as eggs, yogurts, etc and even some sparkling wine for those looking to get a head start in their wine tasting. They do also offer espresso drinks free of charge and their coffee is nice and strong. I don't recommend making any airport transportation or remis arrangements through the concierge as the prices they quote are so much higher when compared to those you can get at the airport or even arrange yourself online through private companies. Make sure to pay for your stay with your foreign credit card that way you don't avoid having to pay the tax on the room stay.

This hotel is a two star experience at best. Safety concerns are my number one issue as my door…read morewould repeatedly open after being firmly shut. On my last night, I asked for a taxi to be called 30 minutes in advance, 45 minutes later the host asked me if I had the Uber app. There was then no doorman to help me with my luggage. I asked for a bottle of water while waiting for my Uber and they tried to charge me, I drank their non fresh fruit water instead. Two members of my party got sick after eating the breakfast. Would not stay here ever again.

The Sheraton in Mendoza, Argentina was a very pleasant surprise. Fabulous rooms with extraordinary…read morebeds and bed settings. Staff was lovely. Location unbelievably convenient. Loved that it was connected to Hilton Curious Boutique so we had even more choices for restaurants. Truly enjoyed our stay.

This is the best place in my opinion to stay when visiting Mendoza, Argentina…read more The hotel is centrally located in the city centre and everything is within walking distance. There is a nice park a few blocks away and shops, restaurants are just outside the door. This hotel does have a casino built into the building, accessible through the street entrance or through the lobby. The hotel itself is very nice, as expected when staying at a Sheraton property. Staff are very helpful and speak very well in English, for those travelers who do not speak Spanish. The lobby is very clean and modern, as are the rooms! The hotel is one of the higher buildings in downtown Mendoza, so you do get a nice view of the city if you are on a higher floor. There is a lounge are with wine and beer with some appetizers near the lobby. The breakfast buffet is also very good with many traditional items from around the world. Eggs, fruit, pastries, yoghurt, etc. The quality of the foods are very nice and taste great! As for the rooms itself, they are very nice and clean. Modern, yet classy. The price point for these rooms are incredible, as I got my room well in advanced and stated about 7 days. My average price was a around 100 USD a night. The pool area is a bit warm since it's inside a glass room. The pool area seemed very hot and thus warmed up the pool like a giant warm bathtub. It was better than nothing, but still warm. There is a work out room with weights and cardio equipment. Locker room area with lockers and showers to use while you're in the workout/pool lounge area. There are outdoor terrace chaise lounge chairs to lay out and sun bathe. I stayed on the 9th floor and had amazing views. We did have a rental car and parked in the garage, which was very tight and limited, which was located in the basement. I think the overall experience is great and the location was perfect!

Great place to base your trip to Mendoza wine country. The hotel is right in the heart of Mendoza…read moreon the Plaza Italia. Very well kept, the common areas are nice and the rooms are as well. Mercedes is a lovely innkeeper, very knowledgeable about the local area. Her house rules may seem too strict for newbies, but I think it's just because she takes an awful lot of pride in her property. Great location overall though.

While the physical accommodations may not be luxurious, Javier, the hotelier of Plaza Italia is…read moredefinately superb, and the location in downtown Mendoza is good. We booked a one-day excursion to the Uco Valley with Javier, who personally drove us all day. Here is where the excellence comes in: I am a Foodie and enophile, and I wanted to taste the renowned Malbec wines of Mendoza. With a visit to three separate wineries and a lunch, all included. While the lunch was excellent, I was a bit disappointed at the age of the wines offered. In view of this, Javier scheduled an additional trip to the second wine growing area of Mendoza at no additional cost. These wines were exactly what I was looking for and I greatly appreciate the effort. Javier and his mother Mercedes are excellent hosts and we highly recommend them.

This hotel is not accurately reviewed on Yelp at all. Our stay at this hotel was phenomenal. If…read moreyou want to stay at a typical standard hotel, then stay in downtown Mendoza. We wanted to feel like we were somewhere else. This hotel felt like an authentic slice of Mendoza. This family-owned hotel is well loved and cared for by its owners. This space was their father's dream. He oversaw the building of the authentic design - thick stone walls, wood, with high cane ceilings. The hotel is clean and rustic with simple charms. He lived just long enough to see the hotel's first guest. The family now keeps their father's dream alive. We were warmly greeted by the staff with a glass of wine. The lobby is beautiful. It is a cozy community gathering place to hang out after a busy day touring the local sites. The lobby even has its own wine cellar downstairs that you can view and select a bottle of wine to enjoy. The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of many nearby shops and cafes. The neighborhood was very safe to walk in. The hotel is gated and has free covered parking. There are only a handful of guest rooms that all open onto a central courtyard garden and pool area. The free continental breakfast was simple but perfect. It even included cooked eggs of your choice. They made some AMAZING fried eggs. The staff was always bending over backward to help us. They made dinner recommendations and reservations for us each night. Sometimes calling multiple times to try and secure a spot for us. I would definitely stay here again. We had no issue with noise. We slept amazing well here.

I would never stay here again. The only criterion i have for a hotel is quiet so that I can sleep,…read moreand unfortunately this places doesn't pass muster. First the good: The brothers that help run the place are nice, helpful, and friendly. The location is good - walking distance to several good wineries, lots of nice restaurants, shops, and a little grocery store. They booked massages, a trip to some hot springs, and taxis for us. The rooms themselves were not luxurious, but they were clean and serviceable. The grounds are adorable. Now the bad: The noise was absolutely intolerable. On the Friday of our stay, their next door neighbors had a huge party that lasted past 4 AM. The bass was so loud it vibrated my bed. I could hear it clearly through earplugs. We could also hear yelling and cheering from the party, from inside our room. The music was intermittent, and when it was not playing the neighborhood dogs responded with their own "music." Honestly, I felt like I was trying to sleep at a rock concert. This is NOT the kind of experience I expect from a $140 USD a night boutique hotel. Of course, this not the hotel's fault! I emailed the posada and they actually came an hour later and knocked on our door and said they'd called the police. The man was very nice and said he was upset about it. However, the stress, anxiety and exhaustion caused by this issue was a huge black mark on our wonderful vacation. I'll also note that I'm not the only one to experience this problem. A Trip Advisor reviewer mentioned "pounding bass" from neighbors but I hadn't noticed that. It's really a cute place, but their neighbors really are ruining a good thing.