Golden hour over a turquoise glacial lake and jagged peaks in Patagonia, Argentina

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From sophisticated Buenos Aires apartments and Mendoza wine-country villas to Patagonia cabins and mountain retreats in Bariloche, discover exceptional places to stay throughout Argentina.

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Where to stay in Argentina

Eight regions that shape most Argentina itineraries — each with its own rental character, season and reasons to linger.

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Río de la Plata

Buenos Aires

Belle Epoque apartments, leafy Palermo streets and a café culture that rewards long stays.

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Cuyo

Mendoza

Vineyard estates and finca stays beneath the highest peaks of the Andes.

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Lake District

Bariloche

Lakefront cabins, alpine forest and the gateway to Argentina's Route of the Seven Lakes.

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Southern Argentina

Patagonia

Glaciers, granite spires and wide steppe — the country's great long-distance landscape.

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Tierra del Fuego

Ushuaia

The southernmost city in the world, between the Beagle Channel and the Martial range.

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Argentine Northwest

Salta

Colonial streets, red rock canyons and high-altitude vineyards in the northwest.

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Atlantic Coast

Mar del Plata

Argentina's classic beach city — wide sand, seafood and a long summer season.

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Iguazu Falls surrounded by dense subtropical rainforest and mist in Argentina

Misiones

Iguazú

Subtropical rainforest, red earth and one of the largest waterfall systems on earth.

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Every kind of place to stay

Argentina's rental market runs from restored city apartments to vineyard estates and lakeside cabañas.

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Contemporary luxury villa with a pool overlooking vineyards and the Andes in Argentina

Luxury Villas

Architect-designed homes with pools, staff and space to spread out, from wine country to the lakes.

Elegant Buenos Aires apartment interior with herringbone floors and French balcony doors

City Apartments

Belle Epoque flats, loft conversions and modern towers in Argentina's walkable urban neighborhoods.

Timber and glass mountain cabin beside a forested Patagonian lake

Mountain Cabins

Cabañas of cypress and stone near lakes, ski slopes and trailheads across the Andean corridor.

Stone wine estate guesthouse with a vine-shaded terrace above Uco Valley vineyards at sunset

Wine Country Estates

Vineyard houses and finca stays surrounded by Malbec vines and Andean horizon.

Modern wooden beach house behind dune grass on the Argentine Atlantic coast

Beach Homes

Atlantic coast houses from Mar del Plata's classic barrios to the quiet dunes north.

Family holiday house with a wide covered porch, long dining table and lawn beside an Argentine lake

Family-Friendly Rentals

Multi-bedroom homes with gardens, kitchens and space that hotel rooms cannot match.

Romantic Patagonian cabin at dusk with warm lamplight and an outdoor soaking tub facing a misty lake

Romantic Escapes

Small, private stays built around a view, a fireplace and very little else.

Restored adobe finca courtyard with a fire pit below red rock cliffs and a starry sky in northwest Argentina

Unique Stays

Estancias, adobe fincas, restored townhouses and domes on the edge of the steppe.

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Mendoza · Wine Country Estate

Uco Valley Vineyard Villa

Single-level stone and adobe house with a pool facing the Andes.

4 bedrooms Sleeps 8

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Buenos Aires · City Apartment

Palermo Botánico Apartment

Restored 1920s floor with herringbone parquet and a French balcony.

2 bedrooms Sleeps 4

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Bariloche · Mountain Cabin

Bustillo Km 14 Lake Cabin

Timber cabaña with a wood stove and direct frontage on Nahuel Huapi.

3 bedrooms Sleeps 6

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Mar del Plata · Beach Home

Northern Beaches Dune House

Weathered timber house set behind the dunes with an outdoor shower.

4 bedrooms Sleeps 8

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Why Argentina

One country, an improbable range of trips

Argentina stretches more than 3,500 kilometers from subtropical rainforest to sub-Antarctic islands. Few countries offer this much variation, and almost none of it is best experienced from a hotel room.

Cities with their own grammar

Buenos Aires runs on late dinners, café tables and neighborhoods that each feel like a separate town. Córdoba and Rosario carry the same energy at a different scale.

Wine regions at altitude

Mendoza's Uco Valley and Salta's Cafayate grow vines higher than almost anywhere on earth, and both open their fincas to visitors staying nearby.

Mountains and lakes

The Andean corridor from Bariloche south is forest, water and granite — cabins, skiing, and trailheads within a short drive of the door.

Patagonia, properly

Glaciers at El Calafate, spires at El Chaltén, whales off Valdés, and hundreds of kilometers of steppe between them.

An Atlantic coast summer

From January onward the country moves to Mar del Plata, Cariló and Pinamar for wide beaches, seafood and pine forest.

Food, culture and open country

Asado and Malbec, tango and folklore, estancias, trekking, riding and rivers. Argentina is a place you stay in, not pass through.

Travel guides

Read before you book

Neighborhood breakdowns, seasonal timing and practical rental advice for planning an Argentina trip.

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Jacaranda blossom over a 1920s corner building and sidewalk café in Palermo, Buenos Aires

Destination Guides

Where to Stay in Buenos Aires: A Neighborhood Guide

Palermo, Recoleta, San Telmo or Puerto Madero — how Buenos Aires neighborhoods differ, and which suits the kind of trip you are planning.

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Autumn lenga trees in red and gold beside a turquoise glacial river below Patagonian spires

Travel Planning

The Best Time to Visit Patagonia

Summer brings long days and long queues; November and April bring the best compromise. A season-by-season look at Argentine Patagonia.

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Outdoor lunch table with wine glasses under a vine canopy at a Mendoza winery

Destination Guides

A Vacation Rental Guide to Mendoza Wine Country

Luján de Cuyo, the Uco Valley or Maipú — how Mendoza's wine districts differ, and what to look for in a finca rental.

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Kayaks on the pebble shore of Lago Nahuel Huapi with forested islands and snowy peaks beyond

Destination Guides

Bariloche: Cabins, Lakes and Mountain Escapes

How the kilometer markers along Avenida Bustillo shape a Bariloche stay, and what separates a good cabaña from a cold one.

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Empty highway crossing the Argentine steppe toward distant mountains under a wide sky

Travel Planning

Planning an Argentina Road Trip

Argentina is a driving country. The routes worth the mileage, and how to sequence rentals so the distances stay reasonable.

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Refined living room of a luxury Argentine rental with linen sofas, fireplace and pool and mountain views

Vacation Rental Advice

Luxury Vacation Rentals in Argentina

Vineyard villas, lakefront houses and working estancias — where Argentina's high-end rental market actually sits, and what to verify before booking.

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