10 all-inclusive stays to discover in Argentina

Can you imagine waking up every day in the Misiones rainforest to the sound of the local birds? That’s how your days begin at this all-inclusive lodge located two hours from Iguazú Falls. It’s surrounded by a private reserve of the same name with the Iguazú River (yes, the same one that flows into the Devil’s Throat) at its feet.

The rooms are literally in the middle of the jungle. All have comfortable beds and private bathrooms with hot water. There are common areas where all meals are served, and the chance to join activities such as kayaking, hiking, birdwatching, visiting a nearby Guaraní community, and more. Each experience offered can be checked at this link. The rate includes all meals (a three-course dinner) and transfers. Access by private car is not allowed.

Good to know: there’s no TV, phone, air conditioning or hair dryer.

Where: Yacutinga Lodge Private Nature Reserve, about 15 km from Comandante Andresito, Misiones.

Thermal water isn’t only available in its three pools (two outdoor and one indoor), but also in the shower of your room. This resort, located in Termas de Río Hondo, is ideal for a family or group trip. It features a spa and entertainment areas for all ages: from Pinitos Club for kids with specialized staff to zumba, spinning and aquagym classes for adults. There are also tennis and paddle courts, bikes, walking trails and reading areas.

The all-inclusive service is very complete, with a buffet breakfast, a lunch offering a variety of hot dishes and sides, and a special dinner in the main dining room. There’s also afternoon tea and snacks and drinks available all day at the two hotel bars. Expect themed nights with live music, plus weekend barbecues for the whole family.

Good to know: there are four room categories, all equipped with air conditioning, TV, all-inclusive service, thermal shower, Wi-Fi, minibar and safe.

Where: Maipú 201, Termas de Río Hondo, Santiago del Estero.

Just an hour and twenty minutes from Córdoba City, this five-star hotel surrounded by over 100 hectares of sierras invites you to unwind. It’s ideal for a nature-filled getaway with luxury services like a spa with hydrotherapy circuit, golf and paddle courts, an infinity pool, and activities such as horseback riding, mini golf, archery and climbing. Food is available 24/7—from buffet breakfast to three restaurants offering menus from around the world.

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The property has 53 rooms of various categories and even fully equipped condos with panoramic terraces and barbecue areas, perfect for families or groups. At sunset, they host live-music sessions and other programmed activities.

Good to know: they offer promotional rates for stays from Sunday to Thursday. Inquiries and bookings via WhatsApp: +54 351 6811201.

Where: Camino de los Artesanos, Villa Giardino, Córdoba.

This all-inclusive hotel is set in one of the world’s largest wetlands—an essential destination to visit at least once. Stunning sunsets and the sounds of the Iberá Wetlands drifting through your window are its main attraction.

The hotel sits within 14 hectares of parkland designed by Carlos Thays. It has 15 rooms equipped with air conditioning and heating, private bathrooms with hot water and Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy a private dock, all-inclusive à la carte dining, and the option to book packages that include excursions outside the property: kayaking trips, Iberá expeditions, wildlife safaris, horseback riding and more.

Good to know: transfers from Posadas Airport can be booked. You can also arrive by private car.

Where: National Route 12, KM 1282, Iberá Wetlands, Corrientes.

Just two hours from Buenos Aires, Gualeguaychú offers this all-inclusive stay set in natural surroundings. Guests can enjoy horseback riding, hiking, tennis lessons or simply relaxing with a book. There’s also a kids’ club with recreational activities led by children’s entertainers.

The property features three pools (one with slides for kids and one heated with a gym) and a soccer field. Two lagoons on-site are used for catch-and-release fishing, yoga sessions by the water and other activities. Stays include buffet breakfast, lunch, dinner with multiple options, and afternoon tea with pastries.

Good to know: options range from family rooms to a country house for up to 14 people.

Where: Urquiza al Oeste Parada 10, Gualeguaychú, Entre Ríos.

Selected as one of the best lodgings in the continent by Condé Nast, this corner of the Buenos Aires pampas is ideal for a relaxing, history-filled escape. Built in 1850, the estancia preserves its old-world charm, with a nine-hectare park that becomes the main character of your stay.

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La Madrugada de Areco has only three rooms, inspired by old English homes, with unbeatable garden views and binoculars to enjoy the landscape. Common areas include the stables, a game room and the dining room where all meals are served. Breakfast features coffee, tea blends, orange juice, granola, toast, scrambled eggs, croissants and more. Lunch and dinner are three-course meals. Afternoon tea is also served, and drinks are included (wine available at an extra cost).

Good to know: massage sessions and guided tours of Areco’s historic center can be arranged for an additional fee.

Where: Camino del Yameo, San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires Province.

An all-inclusive stay at a boutique estancia in 215 hectares of forest inside Nahuel Huapi National Park is nothing short of unforgettable. Peuma Hue is 20 minutes from Bariloche and has over two kilometers of lake shoreline.

The hotel grounds include more than 25 km of trails where you can explore streams, waterfalls and forests. The estancia features several wooden lodges and common spaces such as a living room, stable and vegetable garden. Kayaking and horseback riding are available as well.

The all-inclusive service includes buffet breakfast and a three-course lunch and dinner (starter, main and dessert), plus non-alcoholic drinks and all on-site activities. They offer promotional rates for stays of seven nights or more.

Good to know: the restaurant is primarily plant-based and gluten-free, with some meat and Patagonian trout options.

Where: South Shore of Lake Gutiérrez, Nahuel Huapi National Park, San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro.

In the heart of the Misiones rainforest, Relais & Châteaux operates this lodge of 14 exclusive villas along the Iguazú River and just 15 minutes from the Falls. The concept is full personalization: each guest has a private guide and a 4x4 vehicle available to explore the region. There are a few common spaces like the reception area and restaurant, where the menu is tailored to each guest’s tastes.

Each lunch or dinner includes two starters, two main courses and two desserts. Each villa features a living area with jungle views, a semi-heated private pool and a deck. For adventure lovers, the property also has two boats for river and stream excursions.

Good to know: Mauricio Alvez is the chef, and his “proximity cuisine” relies heavily on ingredients sourced from local communities.

Where: Selva Yriapú S/N, Puerto Iguazú, Misiones.

Located on the shores of Laguna Iberá, this was one of the pioneer lodges in the region. Set in the heart of the Iberá Natural Reserve, this stay brings you close to more than 60 mammals and over 350 bird species in a unique ecosystem. The property has 12 fully equipped rooms, and the experience includes full board: breakfast, three-course lunch, afternoon tea and three-course dinner, plus one excursion per night of stay (drinks not included).

All meals are gourmet, regional and made with organic produce from the lodge’s garden. Guests also have access to bikes, Wi-Fi, board games and a summer pool.

Good to know: excursions include boat rides, hikes, horseback riding, birdwatching and canoeing.

Where: Yacaré S/N, Colonia Carlos Pellegrini, Iberá Wetlands, Corrientes.

Staying on a salt flat is one of the most unique experiences you can have in Argentina. This glamping site is located on the Salinas Grandes of Córdoba, about 200 km from Córdoba City. It features three geodesic domes built on wooden platforms directly over the salt flat. Each has a small heated pool, private bathroom with hot water, Wi-Fi, heating and air conditioning. A huge picture window offers front-row sunset views.

Its restaurant, Polo Azul, operates in another dome and serves gourmet regional dishes. All meals are included with the stay (snacks, breakfast, sweet and savory afternoon tea, lunch and a three-course gourmet dinner), along with non-alcoholic drinks and beer.

Good to know: you can explore the area through various trails—and make sure to enjoy the starry nights.

Where: Oncativo 620, San José de las Salinas, Córdoba.