Finca Los Alamos

Frommer's Review

Somewhat of an institution for old-school Argentine literati, this quiet country inn in a fortified old home dates back to 1830. Now, rooms where Borges and others once slept are open to the public for overnight stays. Time seems to stand still at this exclusive rural inn. Adobe-walled rooms are decorated with tapestries and colonial furniture. Beds are a bit creaky, but the bedding is luxurious. The in-house restaurant serves classic homemade fare with a focus on simplicity. Exclusive winery tours and horseback rides through the farm's extensive property are also possible.

Facilities:
Restaurant; pool; games room; wine cellar

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