At home in Mendoza, one of Argentina’s most important wine-growing regions, a stay at the Huentala Hotel lets guests experience the luxury and simplicity of a generously apportioned guest suite. With an American-style breakfast buffet, coffee and tea service, comprehensive Internet, guest living rooms, and a pillow menu, it’s a serious vacation retreat. For the fullest possible holiday in Argentina, guest take to the onsite lounge, international restaurant, a wine cellar serving dinners paired with select wines, onsite laundry, travel agency, fitness center, and spa.

• Front Desk • Swimming Pool • Restaurants • Conference room • Room Service • Fitness Center

• Plaza Independencia – Mendoza’s main central square, with fountains, gardens, cultural events, and plenty of cafés and restaurants nearby. • Plaza España – A beautiful Spanish-themed square known for its colorful tiled decorations, fountains, and landscaped gardens. • Plaza San Martín – Historic central plaza featuring the monument to General José de San Martín and surrounded by important city landmarks. • Paseo Sarmiento – A lively pedestrian street with restaurants, cafés, shops, and outdoor seating, connecting the central plazas. • Plaza Chile – A pleasant downtown square with gardens, sculptures, and shaded areas, ideal for a relaxing walk. • Museo del Área Fundacional – A museum showcasing Mendoza’s early history and archaeological remains from the original city. • Carlos Alonso Museum – Located in the historic Stoppel House, this museum features Argentine art and temporary exhibitions. Carlos Alonso Museum. Stoppel House • Parque General San Martín – One of Mendoza’s largest and most popular parks, with extensive green spaces, walking paths, gardens, and access toward the foothills. Parque General San Martín • Fuente de los Continentes – A distinctive fountain inside Parque General San Martín, surrounded by landscaped gardens and walking areas. Fountain of the Continents • La Enoteca – A wine-focused cultural center where visitors can learn about Mendoza’s wine history and traditions. La Enoteca - Centro Temático del Vino • Mendoza Wine Region – Mendoza is famous for Malbec and wine tourism, with numerous wineries and vineyards in areas such as Luján de Cuyo, Maipú, and the Uco Valley. • Aconcagua Provincial Park – A popular day-trip destination from Mendoza, home to Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain in the Americas. Parque Provincial Aconcagua