Posada Borravino

There is truly only one place to stay in Mendoza, and it’s here! The team is absolutely incredible—they went above and beyond to ensure we had an unforgettable experience. From helping us arrange excursions to waiting up late into the night to welcome us after a delayed flight, their dedication was unmatched. To top it off, they cooked a phenomenal meal that made us feel right at home. This place is more than just a hotel; it’s a home away from home. A special shoutout to Rodolfo, the best hotel manager we’ve ever encountered. We’ll be recommending this gem to everyone we know!

Posada Borravino was an excellent boutique hotel. The hotel is located in Chacras de Coria in the Lujan de Cuyo region and was a pleasant 1 mile walk from the small downtown area with restaurants and bars. The hotel's breakfast is traditional (pastries, hams, and made-to-order scrambled eggs) and tasty. The hotel serves dinner from a limited menu by request, and the food is a bit rustic and extremely tasty. The wine list is similarly more rustic but with excellent local wines, approximately $8-15 per bottle USD. The hotel has a lovely quiet grassy patio area with a pool which was pleasant to enjoy a bottle of wine and read. The rooms and showers are larger than many other properties in Latin America I've traveled to, though nothing fancy. Most importantly, the hotel proprietors and workers are friendly, helpful, and very good cooks! The room was always cleaned to perfection and a bottle of wine or a snack could always be found. Keep in mind that the workers speak very limited English. We got by just fine with our limited Spanish and the occasional help from Google Translate. We will stay here again if we return to visit Mendoza! 100% recommend!

My wife and I stayed at Posada Borravino in March 2023 while visiting Mendoza. Its a one-story facility, with about 12 units, located in a quiet residential neighborhood south of Chacras de Coria. We enjoyed the rustic atmosphere of a traditional inn. The staff were very attentive and helpful during our visit, arranging for laundry, bike rentals and restaurant reservations. The building is organized around a beautiful garden and small swimming pool, which opens from the combo dining room and sitting room! The garden area also has and area set aside for a traditional asado meal preparation and outdoor dining.|Our room opened to the outdoor terrace and garden. It was a bit small with limited furnishings, as was the bathroom. But it was also adjacent to the sitting room and garden, so did not feel cramped. The only negative was two nights where a large group was using the asado prep and dining area late (for us) into the night, making it hard to sleep. Other rooms would have been quieter.|Breakfasts were very good with a varieties of fresh fruit and pastries. The staff was also available for dinners if reserved. However, one afternoon we did not return as soon as expected, yet even with the primary chef out, they volunteered to prepare us a delightful dinner of salad and empanadas!!|We recommend Posada Borravino for a quiet stay in Mendoza!

Our group stayed in the small “apartment” just off the main entrance, which consisted of a bedroom with a king bed, a bedroom with three single beds, and a bathroom. It was a great value for the price! The beds are quite firm but the pillows and blankets are ample. The floors are very cold this time of year (September) so be prepared to wear shoes or slippers all the time. While the furniture and house are a bit outdated, it was incredibly clean. The best part was the fantastic shower - hot and great pressure! The hotel staff speaks very little English but we didn’t have any issues leveraging our bit of Spanish skills. The breakfast each morning was wonderful!

We only stayed one night. On our way to Potrerillos we dropped by just to say than when we come we want to separate beds. We hoped to get a room earlier that 3pm but with no luck. Returned at 3pm got a room but there were one big bed. We were dissappointed, then had to wait the room and the place was not full. Room was nice and quiet. Have to say that the air conditioning was really quiet. The service was not good at the reception. Got the feeling that we were not welcomed here. Maybe they think that have enough people coming and most of them may not return, so you do not have to be so nice.The pool area was nice but needs cleaning every day.

What a great way to start our vacation in Mendoza! We arrived from New York very late and tired, and the staff at the Posada was waiting for us to help us to our room and finally get some rest. Waking up the next morning was relaxing and breakfast was ready with a delicious variety. My entire family felt comfortable right away and between the amenities , great service and thoughtful staff, it quickly became a home away from home. We highly recommend La Posada Borravino!

We found this beautiful Posada in Chacras de Coria on Tripadvisor and it seemed to be the perfect place to relax the days after Christmas. We stayed here for 4 nights just after Christmas.||When we arrived we were friendly welcomed by Silvia the owner. Who helped us with booking our tours for the next days. The first night we stayed at the Tempranillo room, which was a little small. But luckily we got the Malbec room for the other three nights. The Malbec room is a very good room with views on the patio. The patio is very nice and cozy with a swimmingpool and lounge chairs.||The breakfast is basic, but the staff is very friendly and helpful ! The morning we left to the airport very early, the staff prepared a breakfast especially for us! ||||The restaurant: ||If you want to go out for dinner, think twice because Mathias is the best cook in town! ||Every night we ate in the posada, except for one night (we had dinner at Donoses restaurant). Donoses was terrible ! They are a parilla restaurant but the meat was terrible! ||We recommend you to eat at the posada! You can sit outside in the romantic patio and Mathias prepares the best food ! (muchas gracias Mathias por su comida muy rica!). ||The fresh prepared pasta and bife de lomo were our favorites! The wines are excellent to! Ps. for a perfect lunch take a remis to club de milanesa ! 8 minute drive from the podasa. ||||Tips for tours: ||-We went on a wine tour to Lagarde and had lunch at their restaurant El Fogon. || The tour is nice but the lunch spectacular ! 7 courses with wine tasting… I am not going to tell more, you should experience it yourself !! Silvia or Damien will book it for you ! || - Termas de Cacheuta are nice to relax for a day. ||- Our hotel friends went horsebackriding in the Andes and they said it was amazing! ||||Gracias Damien, Silvia, Mathias and the other staff for our amazing stay at your beautiful posada!

This is very difficult to find and is situated on a cramped plot in a suburb some considerable way from the centre. It is rustic but in an uncharming way. It felt a little sad and there is a need to spend some money on it to make it a comfortable boutique hotel. The bathroom was particularly grim. The chef was very friendly and helpful but dinner was disappointing and over priced. Breakfast was particularly poor. Overall an underwhelming experience. Does not represent good value compared to other places we have stayed in Argentina and Chile.