Hacienda de Molinos
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Abraham Cornejo S/N, Molinos 4419 Argentina
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#1 of 2 B&Bs / Inns in Molinos
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Hacienda Molinos is a mandatory stop on any tour round the Calchaquà Valleys. This traditional hacienda, which dates back to the 18th century and was home to the last governor of Salta appointed by the King of Spain, has been refurbished to provide you with all comfort expected from a 21st century hotel, while preserving the essence and typical features of colonial times.
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The hotel is in the governor's mansion, and the setting of two huge courtyards with connecting lounges off hallways, made for a great wander. The pool is tucked away out back, and is very cool. With a strong wind blowing the afternoon we were there, I didn't risk getting in, but it was a peaceful corner to read and enjoy the sun. The dinner at the hotel was so delicious - I had a huge salad with cured ham and cheese, as well as cherry tomatoes, sunflower seeds and fresh greens from the garden out back. My husband's steak was tasty. The wine list is surprisingly broad. The waitress only spoke Spanish, but we were able to communicate fairly well with pointing and pantomime. She was very sweet. Our room (#11) was fairly small, and the bathroom was really tight. The ceiling fan kept us cool overnight, until the electricity went off about 0700 and didn't come back for several hours. Breakfast had the usual offerings of Argentina. The location was great as a halfway point between Cafayate and Salta and allowed us to visit the Colome winery and James Turrell Museum (which was so unique and spectacular, that if you're in this area, you must check it out, but you have to have reservations in advance).…
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Date of stay: January 2020
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This wonderful property is paradise. We stayed only one night as it was our break on the long drive between Salta and Cafayate on route 40. If we had known how wonderful this place was we would have have planned a longer stay. The room was spacious and the bed comfortable. The shower was the best we’ve had on our entire Argentinian trip with plenty of hot water and good water pressure. We enjoyed a delicious dinner in the restaurant and the courtyard was a magical place to enjoy the delicious included breakfast. The pool looked beautiful although we didn’t have time to try it.
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Date of stay: November 2019Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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I was only here for one night, but everything was great. It was very quiet, it's a small town, and the dinner at the hotel was excellent. The staff was very polite, the room clean and comfortable, and I'd definitely stay here again.
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Date of stay: October 2019
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Lonely Planet’s opinion on Molinos: ‘nothing here to see so move on’. Tosh. Although the village lacks any tourist infrastructure or beautiful buildings, it is an authentic place in the most glorious setting. Staying at Hacienda de Molinos was one of the highlights of our trip to Argentina. This old mansion has cool rooms, antique furniture, a wonderful courtyard shaded by an ancient tree, a nice pool and the restaurant serves good food and wine. We spent three nights here and had some lovely walks and a visit to the Colomé vineyard, the second highest vineyard in the world (don’t pass up a chance to visit this place, but you need to book - the hotel can do this for you.)
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Date of stay: February 2019
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Molinos is a very small town and super quiet. Also read: not much to do, but a great stop while touring NWArgentina. We loved this old hacienda. Very picturesque. The bed was comfortable. No TV, no heat or AC/we only needed the ceiling fan. No safe in the room. There is a refrigerator in case you care. Clean. The food at the restaurant is fabulous. Lettuce grown outside. The pasta was surprisingly delicious. Breakfast basic but high quality. We enjoyed our one night stay very much.
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Date of stay: December 2018Trip type: Traveled with family
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$123 - $152 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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hacienda de molinos hotel salta
LOCATION
ArgentinaNorthern ArgentinaProvince of SaltaMolinos
NUMBER OF ROOMS
18
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What are some of the property amenities at Hacienda de Molinos?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, a pool, and an on-site restaurant.
What food & drink options are available at Hacienda de Molinos?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and a snack bar during their stay.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Hacienda de Molinos?
Yes, guests have access to a pool during their stay.
Is Hacienda de Molinos located near the city center?
Yes, it is 0.10 miles away from the center of Molinos.
Is Hacienda de Molinos accessible?
Yes, it offers reduced mobility rooms. For specific inquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.