I asked them if I could come, since I am handicapped…read more They stated "Sorry we don't have any options for handicapped people" I asked "Why?" They stated "We don't have vehicle accommodations" I said I could provide my own transportation They then said "Sorry, we can not do it" Then blocked me on WhatsApp Glad to see discrimination is still alive & well in this backward part of the world :)

I've been on my fair share of wine tours living close to Napa, but none really compare, or have…read morebeen more fun than the Mendoza Wine Camp tour we did a year ago in Mendoza. Because we weren't in town for very many days, we did the one day tour, which involved visiting 4 (maybe 5) wineries and 1 incredible restaurant, a private guide and a driver. Each winery had something unique to offer -- a wine making competition, a hands on demonstration of the wine making process, etc. The constant views of the alamos, sprawling vineyards and the Andes really can't be beat either. We also did the Asado class with their company as well -- highly recommend that class, and we continue to use the recipes at parties and get rave reviews! The owners take every detail seriously, and it comes across in the service and experience you receive. If you ever find yourself in this neck of the woods (world), I highly recommend Mendoza Wine Camp!!

We had just signed up for this tour for the next day and we were out at one of the handful of…read moreMichelin Star restaurants in Mendoza. They were raving about the tour as they had done one of the tours (different options offered on different days) and they raved about it. They had a different guide, we had Viktor. He was amazing. The tours we took, which were closer to town, all amazing. Our group was a mix of Engish speaking, but also from other countries (a German living in the UK, a Belgian, Canadian and two other couples from the US). We started at Vinca Bandini. What an amazing estate. This was my first experience with Argentinian waters that came from the mountains. Here, water from the Andes were channeled into the Estate. It was also the the first place I saw a parilla. It was a fancy one compared to others I would encounter but since I love grilling over open fire, I was stoked. We did a small tour on golf carts before we started sampling. Our next stop was Bodega Casarena y Vinedos, another amazing place where we drank malbec's and cab's. After that it was time for lunch and we went to Terrazas de los Andes. I've posted the menu along with the four different wines we enjoyed and which they would refill if we found one we enjoy over the other. It was at this location too where I walked around as we waited for lunch and I had a chance to observe workers bringing in giant bins of grapes that would soon become the good stuff. Our final destination was Bodega Alta Vista. This wasn't so much of a tour, but an explanation and a tasting. This room was all class. Glass table top with spitting bowls/sink next to each seat. Honestly, I think any of the tours you take you are going to enjoy it. If you Google map any of these places, you will see that there are other vineyards close by. They are EVERYWHERE. The beauty of this company though is that you they come pick you up (we were at an AirBnB and then drop you off. It was that easy.

We booked this trip through our hotel and it ended up a delightful day. Flor and our driver picked…read moreus up at the exact time prescribed. It was described as a small group activity which it was . Just two other couples joined us. Our first stop was a certified organic producer that was welcoming. After a tour of the facility, we tasted 3 different varietals. One a Merlot, the second a cab franc and the third a delicious Malbec. Excellent descriptions and tasting. The second stop was a delightful small producer and an enjoyable chat with the winemaker in what felt like going to grandmas house. Here we sampled 4 different wines along with a snack of flatbread. These were outstanding for such a small vineyard. Here we bought 2 bottles. Our last stop was an elegant property for our 8 course lunch with wine pairings. Yes 8 courses. Suggestion, go slow or you'll never make it though the meal. All along, Flo helped guide us through all of the tastings and made sure, everything was good with us. I'll attach some photos to give you an idea of our tour. I must say, this was one of the best if not the best wine tour we've ever been on. I hope that says a lot since we live in Northern California and have extensive experience with the wine industry. A few notes...this is an all day tour. We left the hotel at 8:45 and arrived back at 7:00 pm. Flor speaks great English as well as Spanish. No difficulty in communication. Our driver was also very good with our safety in mind always. All said, we highly recommend this tour if you are wine lovers and want a great hostess to guide you along the way. Thanks again Flor for a fantastic time.

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!