Auberge du Vin, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Tupungato

The Auberge is located in the middle of a vineyard, though it is not attached or affiliated with a working winery. In spite of some language problems, the service at the hotel was excellent, and the rooms and facility were very clean. The views of the Andes were spectacular. I would have given the hotel a 5-star rating; however, the facility is getting tired, with a lot of paint patches, chipped countertops, outdated power outlets, and some furniture that has seen better days. The office chair in our room (as an example) had no support for the seat, and I worried about falling through. The service was great, but language was an issue, with the front desk not always able to communicate, and issues with orders being understood in the restaurant. The food was excellent if you actually got it. Considering that this hotel is really located in the middle of a field, and that it is far from any cities in a very rural area, these are minor inconveniences. Also, it is important to note that the hotel is about 1.5 hours from Mendoza, and down a long series of unimproved roads. Allow a lot of time traveling to and from the hotel to pretty much anywhere.

In the middle of wineyards in the UCO valley, this property offers rooms with beautiful views. Pleasant staff. Sadly for us, the pool was not working.

Amazing hotel. 20 minutes to one of the main wines areas.

Beautiful property but non-gravel drivers beware

Nice location and very large rooms. I was in an extremely noisy room with lots of noise from the bar/restaurant and reception area which made it hard to sleep at night. One wonders why it’s not possible to buy a single glass of wine in the bar in a hotel in the wine lands. And why is the minibar empty in a 5 star hotel. But overall a comfortable stay.

Very nice place to stay in the middle of a winery, good size rooms and with kitchenettes for a longer stay though the restaurant is very very good , friendly service, pool is nice too. Just get accurate directions as the last 4 miles is on rocky dirt roads. I found it ok using google maps and an LTE phone signal, others didn’t, but anything less than LTE you better drive by day and look for very small signs .

Experience was excellent, our only down side was the access road, which is a dirt road with gravel on top, for quite a long distance. Everything else was perfect.

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