Hotels With Breakfast in Mendoza, Argentina

Location is poor. All the good restaurants and cafes are near the Hyatt 1km away. The area immediately around the Sheraton is not good, although I didn’t feel unsafe. Desk staff were polite, but not engaged. They couldn’t recommend any coffee shops or lunch restaurants, although we finally found one staff member with a dinner idea. Building reasonably decorated, but poorly built. Elevators shake. Doors in the bathroom are misaligned and don’t close properly. Floor tiles chipped. Air conditioning works, but not well, and it shuts itself off after 8-10h. Room was clean, though, and wifi was good enough for Teams/Zoom. Food is poor quality at near-USA prices. Wine selection seems limited to the hotel owner’s own vineyard. Lobby bar feels like a basement with zero natural light. Restaurant staff don’t speak a word of English - acceptable out in town, but this is an American hotel. There is no cafe / coffee stand on site. The hotel gives your contact info to agencies and I received at least six obnoxious offers for a wine tour via email, WhatsApp, and text. I visited for four days and was disappointed by this hotel. We went to the Hyatt for two meals with wonderful staff and a beautiful lobby. You will be happier at the Hyatt.

We spent three nights here as part of a 16 night tour of Argentina and Rio de Janeiro. The hotel is centrally located and within easy walking distance to restaurants. We had a standard room which was on the small side with not much natural light but was very clean and perfectly adequate for a short break. One small negative is that due to the bathroom configuration it is quite difficult to exit the shower, I nearly slipped on more than one occasion. We didn’t eat dinner at the hotel but the buffet breakfast was excellent with a large and varied selection. All staff were extremely friendly but we would in particular like to mention Leandro who gave us several good recommendations of where to eat.

The staff are welcoming, helpful and friendly. One of the best attributes of this hotel is the location, near downtown and the Aristides area filled with nice bars and restaurants. The hotel offers a nice breakfast.However, this hotel looks quite outdated. The rooms are old: windows do not open, bathrooms are old, etc. The elevator doors get stuck (do not open) on the first floor. The first time, I got stuck and thought I had to hit the alarm button until I pushed the button for another floor and was able to get off the elevator. I informed staff about it; however, after 48 hours, the problem continued.

Issue #1: first day. I had prepaid my 3 night reservation for this hotel which looked fine on pictures. When checking in the receptionist refused to take my international debit card for deposit as incidentals, card that I was able to use in multiple businesses around Argentina. He refused even though there is a sign from their country's Ministry of Finance stating debit cards cannot be refused. They could so easily had charged my card and refund it afterwards (as other Argentinian businesses do). The receptionist said their system doesn't allow it. This is already dissapointing considering it's a US chain hotel where one expects certain standards. I had to leave a cash deposit. He did not provide me with a receipt for this money until I asked for one. Issue #2: second day. After returning from walking around town on a very hot day, find out the card to my room was deactivated. I had to go to reception to ask for it to be re-activated. The staff working was the same as the previous day; when they saw me they exchanged complicit glances and smirks. The situation seemed to be funny to them! Issue #3: second day. Finally able to access my room, wanted to shower and come to find out it the room had been cleaned but the only two large towels were removed (no extras anywhere to be found as most hotels will have). I had to call reception to ask for towels, and after a while what I received were small, hand towels. Towels were made from a rough material, don't expect anything soft when you go to Hilton Mendoza. After a while a second person delivered two large towels. Conclusion: I am beyond dissapointed and (still) angry over booking a vacation at Hilton Mendoza! I did not envision traveling from the USA over 18 hours on airplanes and 7 hours by bus to stay at a US hotel with all of these issues! 4 star rating on Trip advisor is completely incorrect! I don't go on vacation abroad to be wasting precious time having conversations with hotel management over their subpar costumer service. Do yourself a favor and don't book Hilton Mendoza!

Location is poor. All the good restaurants and cafes are near the Hyatt 1km away. The area immediately around the Sheraton is not good, although I didn’t feel unsafe. Desk staff were polite, but not engaged. They couldn’t recommend any coffee shops or lunch restaurants, although we finally found one staff member with a dinner idea. Building reasonably decorated, but poorly built. Elevators shake. Doors in the bathroom are misaligned and don’t close properly. Floor tiles chipped. Air conditioning works, but not well, and it shuts itself off after 8-10h. Room was clean, though, and wifi was good enough for Teams/Zoom. Food is poor quality at near-USA prices. Wine selection seems limited to the hotel owner’s own vineyard. Lobby bar feels like a basement with zero natural light. Restaurant staff don’t speak a word of English - acceptable out in town, but this is an American hotel. There is no cafe / coffee stand on site. The hotel gives your contact info to agencies and I received at least six obnoxious offers for a wine tour via email, WhatsApp, and text. I visited for four days and was disappointed by this hotel. We went to the Hyatt for two meals with wonderful staff and a beautiful lobby. You will be happier at the Hyatt.

The largest, and most corporate hotel we had stayed in on our South American adventure. A 5 star hotel with an impressive lobby. Some issues at check in but resolved in a friendly manner, even helping us to download the app you need to enter your room (yes, really!). All communal areas, and the breakfast are 5 star. I would say that the rooms are not, although they are more than adequate. A nice touch was the wine tasting that could be done each evening in the lobby.

Beautiful environment and high quality of service

We spent three nights here as part of a 16 night tour of Argentina and Rio de Janeiro. The hotel is centrally located and within easy walking distance to restaurants. We had a standard room which was on the small side with not much natural light but was very clean and perfectly adequate for a short break. One small negative is that due to the bathroom configuration it is quite difficult to exit the shower, I nearly slipped on more than one occasion. We didn’t eat dinner at the hotel but the buffet breakfast was excellent with a large and varied selection. All staff were extremely friendly but we would in particular like to mention Leandro who gave us several good recommendations of where to eat.

The staff are welcoming, helpful and friendly. One of the best attributes of this hotel is the location, near downtown and the Aristides area filled with nice bars and restaurants. The hotel offers a nice breakfast.However, this hotel looks quite outdated. The rooms are old: windows do not open, bathrooms are old, etc. The elevator doors get stuck (do not open) on the first floor. The first time, I got stuck and thought I had to hit the alarm button until I pushed the button for another floor and was able to get off the elevator. I informed staff about it; however, after 48 hours, the problem continued.

A centrally located hotel with large rooms and bathroom. Very attentive and friendly staff. Good breakfast. Would not recommend for dinner as we were the only ones so it is probably that everything we ordered was thawed immediately prior to cooking it. Breakfast is very good.

This hotel is not what I would call luxurious, but the rooms were clean and had all the amenities one would expect. The staff was very friendly and helpful; this was appreciated since it was our first time in Mendoza. Breakfast was good--typical of what you would find in a European-style hotel breakfast. The best thing about this property is its location. It is a very short walk to many of the plazas as well as shopping and restaurants. Despite being in the center of town, it was quiet at night and we had two good nights of sleep. I would stay here again.

Location is poor. All the good restaurants and cafes are near the Hyatt 1km away. The area immediately around the Sheraton is not good, although I didn’t feel unsafe. Desk staff were polite, but not engaged. They couldn’t recommend any coffee shops or lunch restaurants, although we finally found one staff member with a dinner idea. Building reasonably decorated, but poorly built. Elevators shake. Doors in the bathroom are misaligned and don’t close properly. Floor tiles chipped. Air conditioning works, but not well, and it shuts itself off after 8-10h. Room was clean, though, and wifi was good enough for Teams/Zoom. Food is poor quality at near-USA prices. Wine selection seems limited to the hotel owner’s own vineyard. Lobby bar feels like a basement with zero natural light. Restaurant staff don’t speak a word of English - acceptable out in town, but this is an American hotel. There is no cafe / coffee stand on site. The hotel gives your contact info to agencies and I received at least six obnoxious offers for a wine tour via email, WhatsApp, and text. I visited for four days and was disappointed by this hotel. We went to the Hyatt for two meals with wonderful staff and a beautiful lobby. You will be happier at the Hyatt.

Beautiful environment and high quality of service

The largest, and most corporate hotel we had stayed in on our South American adventure. A 5 star hotel with an impressive lobby. Some issues at check in but resolved in a friendly manner, even helping us to download the app you need to enter your room (yes, really!). All communal areas, and the breakfast are 5 star. I would say that the rooms are not, although they are more than adequate. A nice touch was the wine tasting that could be done each evening in the lobby.

We spent three nights here as part of a 16 night tour of Argentina and Rio de Janeiro. The hotel is centrally located and within easy walking distance to restaurants. We had a standard room which was on the small side with not much natural light but was very clean and perfectly adequate for a short break. One small negative is that due to the bathroom configuration it is quite difficult to exit the shower, I nearly slipped on more than one occasion. We didn’t eat dinner at the hotel but the buffet breakfast was excellent with a large and varied selection. All staff were extremely friendly but we would in particular like to mention Leandro who gave us several good recommendations of where to eat.

The staff are welcoming, helpful and friendly. One of the best attributes of this hotel is the location, near downtown and the Aristides area filled with nice bars and restaurants. The hotel offers a nice breakfast.However, this hotel looks quite outdated. The rooms are old: windows do not open, bathrooms are old, etc. The elevator doors get stuck (do not open) on the first floor. The first time, I got stuck and thought I had to hit the alarm button until I pushed the button for another floor and was able to get off the elevator. I informed staff about it; however, after 48 hours, the problem continued.

A centrally located hotel with large rooms and bathroom. Very attentive and friendly staff. Good breakfast. Would not recommend for dinner as we were the only ones so it is probably that everything we ordered was thawed immediately prior to cooking it. Breakfast is very good.

The staff here are amazing. Everyone on the front desk were so kind and helpful, and went out of their way to make us feel special. We will never forget the level of service that we received. The breakfast buffet was great! Only wish the restaurant was open again. The pool area is nice, and it’s a 15 minute walk to Plaza Independecia, with the main restaurant areas close by to go to. Overall, it’s a great hotel and we will stay there again on our next trip!👍👍👍👍👍

This hotel is not what I would call luxurious, but the rooms were clean and had all the amenities one would expect. The staff was very friendly and helpful; this was appreciated since it was our first time in Mendoza. Breakfast was good--typical of what you would find in a European-style hotel breakfast. The best thing about this property is its location. It is a very short walk to many of the plazas as well as shopping and restaurants. Despite being in the center of town, it was quiet at night and we had two good nights of sleep. I would stay here again.

This B&B offered an incredibly restful stay, wonderful customer service, and some of the best food I have ever eaten! We were only able to get reservations for 2 nights of our 10 day stay in Mendoza at the Lujan de Cuyo B&B, but could have happily stayed the full 10 nights and then some. Each morning there was a very nice breakfast including your choice of cooked eggs, media luna of several types, yogurt, cereal, toast, meats, cheeses, fresh fruit, jams, spreads, etc. You'll leave breakfast stuffed enough to go until late afternoon before you're ready to eat again. In the afternoon, Claudia will be in touch (if you've indicated you'll be joining the dinner service) to request your selection for the evening's meal, which she cooks fresh daily, to perfection. Meals are eaten at a shared table, and if you've asked for wine, you'll be treated to multiple wines during the meal as Claudia opens and serves a bottle of wine for each 2 people consuming for each dinner. So if 10 people are having wine, you'll get to have pours from 5 different wines during your meal. If it had been possible, I'd have spent several days in the kitchen observing what she did to prepare our food as Claudia is extraordinary in what she produces daily. If you get to stay here, don't miss out on having at least one meal prepared by Claudia. Note that the restaurant/dinner service is a stand-alone business and you'll pay Claudia separately from your B&B bill. There are not a lot of supporting businesses very nearby, but there is one small store a few hundred meters towards the highway that carries bottled water, soda and wines and food items. Uber was available to and from Mendoza to the B&B, and the property provided a car service for some of the guests staying at the same time we were there.