The 10 best luxury hotels among wineries and vineyards

If you’re looking for a luxury experience immersed in Mendoza’s wine country landscapes, Rosell Boher Lodge is one of those places that has it all. Located in Alto Agrelo, Luján de Cuyo, Rosell Boher Lodge offers a luxury experience in the heart of Mendoza’s wine region. With 11 private villas—some with their own underground wine cellars—and three luxury rooms, the complex stands out for its design integrated into the landscape, large windows, terraces with jacuzzis, and fire pits for outdoor enjoyment with views of the Andes.

The lodge’s restaurant was awarded “Best Winery Restaurant in the World 2020” by the Best Of Wine Tourism awards of the Great Wine Capitals. It offers a seven-course menu paired with Rosell Boher sparkling wines and produce from its own garden. In addition to the cellar with over 25,000 bottles, guests can live wine from within through guided tastings, regional cooking classes, horseback and bike rides, grape-based massages, and family experiences to create your own blend. Just 40 minutes from the city, it’s the perfect getaway for those seeking peace and excellence.

Tip: Some of the private villas have their own underground cellar, so you can enjoy an intimate tasting without leaving your room. For families, there’s a special activity where each member can create their own wine blend and design a label.

Where: Servidumbre De Paso S/N, Ugarteche, Mendoza.

In the heart of the Uco Valley and on the way to the Historic Manzano, Casa de Uco stands as one of the most modern and sophisticated hotels in the country. With architecture that respects the natural environment and a privileged location, Casa de Uco is synonymous with sophistication and connection to nature. Surrounded by vineyards, lagoons, and the imposing Andes Mountains, this boutique hotel features 7 rooms, 9 suites, and 3 private villas, all with panoramic views. A heated pool, spa, tennis court, and relaxation areas complete the offer.

The experience is enhanced by the chance to taste wines from the hotel’s own winery and explore the surroundings through horseback riding, cycling, guided tours, and even archery. The gourmet cuisine, based on regional products and paired with local labels, rounds out an ideal stay for those seeking luxury, scenery, and the authentic Mendoza spirit.

Tip: During lunch, you can reserve a gazebo specially set up among the vines and enjoy a gourmet experience surrounded by nature.

Where: Ruta 94 Km. 14.5, Mendoza.

At the foothills of the Andes and surrounded by endless vineyards, The Vines Resort & Spa is synonymous with luxury, relaxation, and the good life. This exclusive lodge in the Uco Valley features 21 designer villas, standing out for its comprehensive offering of accommodation, wine, gastronomy, and wellness, designed for those seeking an immersive experience in Mendoza’s wine country.

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One of the highlights is the Siete Fuegos restaurant, where renowned chef Francis Mallmann and his team of “fire artisans” create regional dishes with ancestral techniques, abundant Argentine meat, and seasonal products harvested from the hotel’s own garden. Cooking classes, exclusive tastings, fly fishing, bike or horseback rides through the valley, and pure relaxation moments in the spa with yoga and full-body massages are also available.

Tip: Guests can create their own wine from scratch: plant, harvest, blend, bottle, and take home a personalized bottle.

Where: RP94 km 11, Tunuyán, Mendoza.

For those seeking a serene and authentic stay in the heart of the Uco Valley, La Morada Lodge is the ideal refuge. This boutique lodge sits amid a 270-hectare vineyard, offering various lodging options and breathtaking views of the Andes Mountains and an intimate connection with nature.

Guests can enjoy common areas, a swimming pool, and outdoor activities such as bike rides through the vineyards, tennis and paddle courts, and an interactive playground for children. The gastronomic experience is managed by the Hornero restaurant, offering dishes made with local products and a curated selection of wines.

Tip: Every February, they organize the “Gourmet Crossing of the Andes,” a horseback journey with culinary stops, combining adventure, wine, and gourmet cuisine.

Where: Los Chacayes, C. La Siesta, Mendoza.

Nestled on the cliffs of Agrelo, Casa Naoki is a hidden gem that redefines private luxury in Mendoza. This guesthouse, part of Casarena Wineries and Vineyards, offers a fully personalized experience in a setting of comfort, design, and high-end hospitality.

The villa has 4 en-suite bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a spacious and bright living room, and a large terrace with an infinity pool and open views of the Andes. Surrounded by native flora and architecture integrated into the landscape, every corner is postcard-worthy. Guests can also enjoy picnics among vineyards, cooking classes, bike tours, trekking, private dinners with a chef, and a complete wellness program including assisted barbecues.

Tip: It has a helipad on the estate, in case you want to arrive (literally) flying to your rest. The assisted barbecue is also a fully personalized experience.

Where: Brandsen 505, Perdriel, Mendoza.

If you want to immerse yourself in Mendoza’s wine history, Posada Salentein won’t disappoint. With 14 rooms spread across three independent houses, this boutique ranch is surrounded by vineyards, gardens, and an impressive view of the Andes, just an hour and a half from Mendoza City.

The experience at Posada Salentein goes beyond lodging: guests can enjoy the mountain-view pool, explore the estate by bike or horseback, cowork in the “Numina” space, visit the iconic Salentein Winery, the Killka Gallery, and the Chapel of Gratitude—all within the same grounds. The San Pablo restaurant offers breakfasts, lunches, and dinners made with regional products.

Tip: In the family cellar, you can access historic wine editions preserved by the founding family. Only guests can enjoy this exclusive visit.

Where: Ruta 89 s/n km 14, Los Arboles de Villegas, Mendoza.

Amid vineyards and rock formations that inspire its identity, Casa Petrini Resort & Spa presents itself as a true wellness sanctuary in Tupungato, Uco Valley. This exclusive accommodation combines design, silence, and connection with nature through six premium room modules and fully equipped apartments for up to five guests.

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One of the highlights is the outdoor pool and first-class spa, featuring a dry sauna, steam room, and Scottish showers, ideal for relaxation and renewal treatments. Outdoor meditation areas and fitness trails through nature are also available to revitalize body and mind.

Tip: Each room is named after a native rock from the area, and the entire resort design is inspired by the valley’s geology.

Where: Ruta 89 Km 11, M5561 Villa Tupungato, Mendoza.

Located in the heart of the Uco Valley, Auberge du Vin, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, is an elegant refuge surrounded by vineyards and mountains, perfect for those seeking a sophisticated stay with a calm soul. This hotel, designed as a private residence, offers 28 rooms with privileged views of the Mendoza landscape.

Auberge du Vin’s offering is completed with a local cuisine restaurant, bar, pool, terrace with sun loungers, and fitness center. For the more active, there are tastings, golf, and outdoor activities nearby. Massage services, childcare, car rentals, and airport transfers are also available.

Tip: Some rooms have doors that open directly onto the vineyards. You get out of bed and you’re already among the vines.

Where: Uco Valley, La Costa S/N, Tupungato, Mendoza.

With avant-garde architecture and a sensory focus, Entre Cielos Wine Hotel & Spa is one of Mendoza’s most innovative accommodations. This boutique hotel is nestled among vineyards, with rooms as unique as their surroundings. The most emblematic space is the Loft Suite Limited Edition, a capsule elevated above the vines with a futuristic and minimalist aesthetic, featuring rectangular windows framing the mountain view right from the bed. Sleeping there is like literally floating “between skies.”

The hotel also has eight Vineyard Lofts located within the vineyard, away from the main building, designed to offer privacy and connection with nature. For those seeking even more comfort, the Gran Cru suite offers a private outdoor jacuzzi with direct mountain views.

Tip: It boasts Latin America’s first hammam spa, inspired by ancient Eastern traditions of bathing and relaxation.

Where: Guardia Vieja 1998, Vistalba, Mendoza.

Situated among vineyards, Cavas Wine Lodge is a private refuge offering unparalleled luxury in the midst of Mendoza’s nature. Each independent and private room has an outdoor terrace facing west, where guests can enjoy stunning views of the Andes. Better to experience it yourself, right?

With architecture designed to maximize connection to the natural surroundings, this lodge combines comfort and exclusivity. From its floor-to-ceiling windows, you can admire spectacular sunsets while enjoying a glass of regional wine.

Tip: Cavas Wine Lodge is part of Relais & Châteaux, one of the world’s most luxurious hotel chains, and stands out in the province for its lunches among the vineyards and an intimate, exclusive spa circuit for guests.

Where: C. Costa Flores s/n, Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza.