Sleep well, spend less: 10 low-cost accommodations in Mendoza

Peace, good architecture, and personalized service: this inn in Chacras de Coria features exposed brick walls, a garden with vines, and a terrace that invites you to slow down. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and modern (Wi-Fi, air conditioning, heating, everything in order), and the buffet breakfast includes croissants, fruits, fresh juice, and infusions.

Perfect for those seeking a break without straying from the action, El Encuentro also organizes bike tours through nearby wineries and outdoor dinners. With 24-hour concierge service, parking, and that warm atmosphere that makes the difference, it’s a boutique spot to sleep well, spend smartly, and feel at home.

Tip: This inn received the Travellers’ Choice award on Tripadvisor (4.8/5 from 582 reviews) for its “meeting place, wine, and culture” ambiance.

Where: Callejón Candelaria 5413, Chacras de Coria, Mendoza.

Ever dreamed of sleeping in an art gallery? At Casa Serú, murals, sculptures, and original artworks coexist with daily life in this intimate, creative lodging. Rooms—with high ceilings, plenty of light, and comfortable beds—include Wi-Fi, fans, and heating, while common areas (kitchen, garden, sunlit sofas) invite guests to linger and chat.

Sometimes the host, visual artist Omara Serú, shares the space with musicians or travelers passing through, making it feel more like an artist residency than a traditional accommodation. Perfect for curious souls seeking inspiration, local life, and prices that don’t intimidate.

Tip: Temporary exhibitions and workshops are often held here—check ahead to make your stay an immersive experience.

Where: Güemes 580, Mendoza.

Small, elegant, and personalized. Rufino’s is a boutique house with only six rooms, ensuring a peaceful atmosphere and attentive service. Each room has a private bathroom, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and extras like a hairdryer and à la carte breakfast, served in the dining room or on the terrace.

Located steps from the city center but with a relaxed vibe, it’s ideal for those who want to rest without missing out. The staff knows the city inside out and can recommend everything from wineries to foodie spots. Bonus: parking is included—a big plus for its location.

Tip: Just 500 m from Arístides Street, Mendoza’s renowned gastronomic and bar hub.

Where: Rufino Ortega 142, Mendoza.

Steps from Sarmiento pedestrian street and the Terminal del Sol, this hostel offers good location, affordable prices, and a relaxed atmosphere. It has mixed and private rooms with Wi-Fi and air conditioning, a fully equipped shared kitchen, and a highly praised homemade breakfast: croissants, cold cuts, breads, and fresh juice.

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The garden with a barbecue and communal tables encourages travelers to share meals, while the 24/7 reception provides tips for excursions. Ideal for those who want to socialize without sacrificing rest.

Tip: The hostel also offers a versatile space for special events, from intimate celebrations to social gatherings.

Where: San Juan 955, Mendoza.

A bohemian B&B with sophisticated touches in the heart of Chacras de Coria. Double and triple rooms (with private bathroom, air, Wi-Fi, and heating) are tastefully decorated around a garden with an infinity pool, solarium, and barbecue areas.

À la carte breakfast, yoga classes, a coffee corner, and a communal lounge create a full 360° experience that feels exclusive yet accessible. Connections to boutique wineries and free parking are included.

Tip: Highly rated on Airbnb (4.95/5). Hosts and their pets, Elvis and Fidel, make it a warm, family-like experience.

Where: Los Aromos 1182, Chacras de Coria, Mendoza.

Pool, garden with solarium, bar, foosball, ping-pong, giant chess, and coworking: this hostel is designed to keep you busy—or perfectly relaxed. Just 150 meters from Arístides Street, the nightlife hub, Gorilla combines fun, comfort, and rest.

Rooms—private or shared—have en-suite bathrooms, air, heating, Wi-Fi, lockers, and privacy curtains. Continental breakfast includes a hot option. The staff organizes everything from treks to winery visits. Travelers’ Choice 2025 winner.

Tip: Daily events include happy hours, barbecues, pizza nights, and regional cooking classes.

Where: Martín Zapata 155, Mendoza.

A boutique retreat among vineyards with the Andes as a backdrop. Rooms—lofts, suites, and family houses—have private bathrooms, small kitchens, air, heating, Wi-Fi, and TV. The property includes an outdoor pool, garden, solarium, free parking, and daily housekeeping.

Tip: Breakfast is homemade and best enjoyed outside, surrounded by vineyard views and native nature.

Where: La Superiora & 3 de Febrero, La Consulta, Mendoza.

Half a block from Arístides Street, Jaque Mate Hostel is a classic with over a decade of history. Private and shared rooms include large beds, air, heating, Wi-Fi, lockers, and bathrooms (some private, some shared).

Buffet breakfast is included, and common areas encourage guests to linger: equipped kitchen, game room, garden with BBQ, billiards, and kids’ area. Reception 24/7 and excursion advice available.

Tip: Next to Monono, one of the best bakeries and specialty cafés in the area.

Where: Residencial Sur, Olascoaga 780, Mendoza.

A rustic yet well-equipped mountain retreat, perfect for couples. The cabin includes a full kitchen, private bathroom, heating, Wi-Fi, double bed, and a window with scenic views. Garden with barbecue, clay oven, and fire pit for outdoor dinners by the Pircas stream.

Tip: Ideal for a cozy getaway with starlit storytelling by the fire.

Where: Ruta 89 3040, Manzano Histórico, Mendoza.

A boutique inn with four rooms, combining rustic vineyard charm with elegant touches: bright rooms with AC and Wi-Fi, outdoor pool, spa with massages and yoga, and free parking.

Tip: Home to Bodega Comedor by Chef Alfredo Morales, celebrating rural traditions and local ingredients.

Where: Cobos 10196, Agrelo, Mendoza, Argentina.