Argentina’s ultimate retreat for food, wine lovers and outdoor adventurers: Located in the heart of Argentina’s premier wine growing region, The Vines Resort & Spa – Uco Valley, Mendoza, Argentina is the ultimate retreat for food and wine lovers and outdoor adventurers. Surrounded by 1,500 acres of private vineyard estates, the resort features elegant modern architecture and expansive private villas – all with outdoor decks and breathtaking views of the Andes Mountains at every turn.
Spacious bathrooms have local stone walls and feature signature spa products. Immersing themselves in the local atmosphere, guests can experience vino-therapy treatments in the spa, explore the rugged local countryside by horseback, or blend their own wines in the hotel’s state-of-the-art winery.
Ride horses through the vineyards with Argentine gauchos, enjoy a tango performance, take a regional cooking class or savor an “asado” feast under the stars: The Vines of Mendoza is more than an extraordinary place. It’s a style of living and being. Rooted in the pleasures of making, drinking and sharing wine, The Vines immerses you in the delights of Argentine culture, rustic natural beauty and warm-hearted hospitality.
ACCOMMODATION
Luxurious Villas with incredible views, fine furnishings, spa-like bathrooms, fireplaces, and private decks with outdoor showers, soaking tubs and plunge pools.
These spacious living spaces are luxurious spots to watch the sun rise and set, and take in the majesty of the Uco Valley.
Everything is about luxury, from the heavily cushion-laden beds and impressive music system to the sumptuous fabrics tempered by the neutral colours. Floor-to-ceiling windows add to the appeal and the spa-style bathrooms are a delight.
WINE
Taste hundreds of wines from the cellar, enjoy an elegant wine-paired meal in the vineyards, or participate in winemaking activities with a world class team.
DINING
Francis Mallmann’s Siete Fuegos
Acclaimed Argentine chef Francis Mallmann showcases the best of Argentine cuisine and wine at the hotel’s signature restaurant, Siete Fuegos. Translated to “seven fires,” the restaurant name refers to Mallmann’s open flame cooking techniques, inspired by Argentine gauchos and refined throughout 12,000 years of history.
Savor the rustic, fiery flavors of specialties like 9-hour slow-grilled rib eye, cast-iron baked salt-encrusted salmon, grilled seasonal fruits, and more, paired with award-winning boutique wines. There are also fabulous options for kosher guests (reserve in advance) as well as vegetarians and vegans.
Dine indoors or out, or enjoy a front row seat in the open kitchen where you can watch our artisans of fire create impassioned Argentine fare.
The Bar & Cava
A natural gathering place for friends, with plenty of cozy corners just for two and gorgeous sweeping views. Select from hundreds of regional and international wines, an impressive selection of spirits and cocktails prepared to perfection, and fresh seasonal juices. Pair your libation with delectable small plates created by the chef.
The Bar offers hand-crafted cocktails, artisanal beer, seasonal blended juices and a cocktail menu that evolves throughout the year, in sync with the region’s bounty. Try Argentina’s famous Fernet, request your favorite concoction, or nibble on seasonal small plates.
WELLNESS & SPA
An adventure in invigoration and relaxation. This sub-terrain spa shares the rich soil of the vineyards, helping you to connect with nature and feel grounded. Relax in the Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, and pamper yourself with luxurious hot stone and vinotherapy treatments. Find yourself floating through your workout above the vines in the fitness center with views of the towering Andes from our state-of-the-art treadmills, elliptical machines, and weight equipment. On the surrounding grounds, you will find lush vineyards to continue your rejuvenation experience throughout the property, with entirely private spaces for yoga, meditation and massage that offer a level of serenity unimaginable.
MENDOZA, ARGENTINA
A bustling city of wide, leafy avenues, atmospheric plazas and cosmopolitan cafes, Mendoza is a trap. Even if you’ve (foolishly) only given it a day or two on your itinerary, you’re bound to end up hanging around, captivated by the laid-back pace, while surrounded by every possible comfort.
Ostensibly it’s a desert town, though you wouldn’t know unless you were told – acequias(irrigation ditches) that run beside every main road and glorious fountains that adorn every main plaza mean you’ll never be far from the burble of running water-
Lively during the day, the city really comes into its own at night, when the bars, restaurants and cafes along Av Arístides fill up and overflow onto the sidewalks, with all the bright young things, out to see and be seen.
All over the country (and in much of the world), the name Mendoza is synonymous with wine, and this is the place to base yourself if you’re up for touring the vineyards, taking a few dozen bottles home or just looking for a good vintage to accompany the evening’s pizza.
The city’s wide range of tour operators also makes it a great place to organize rafting, skiing and other adventures in the nearby Andes.
Mendoza is 1050km west of Buenos Aires via RN 7 and 340km northwest of Santiago (Chile) via the Los Libertadores border complex.
Strictly speaking, the provincial capital proper is a relatively small area with a population of only about 115,000, but the inclusion of the departments of Las Heras, Guaymallén and Godoy Cruz, along with nearby Maipú and Luján de Cuyo, swells the population of Gran Mendoza (Greater Mendoza) to a little over one million.
