Colomé Winery

The place is very beautiful. But 18 kilometers of HORRIBLE roads, if you love wine that much, then it's worth it. If you are a wine lover, then don't go there. The rooms are large, spacious, clean, there is everything you need. They will give you a bottle of wine, which is nice. The views are simply beautiful. The winery is beautiful. We had a tour, with the wonderful Javier, he is unsurpassed. Attentive to details. Excellent English, he conducted a wonderful tasting. The wines are different and delicious. We enjoyed it. We bought a couple of bottles. Dinner is good. Very good service. I liked the museum in part, I didn't like lying on the cold floor for 30 minutes and looking at the ceiling😅 I would also like to add that it was not enough to see how wine is made. But as a whole the experience was wonderful.

The best hotel we've ever stayed in for the overall experience. The room was huge and very comfortable, the staff were super friendly, the little gifts in the room were delightful, the dinner was delicious and there is a wonderful terrace for breakfast. Just like so many luxury hotels. What makes it so special, though, is the remote location, the intimacy of just nine guest rooms and the evening entertainment with the wine-tasting and tour of the museum, which is an unforgettable experience especially the final "sky view" exhibit exclusively for hotel guests (I won't write a spoiler, go and experience it for yourself!).

Stayed two nights - which allows a split of the wine tasting and art gallery tours.|The journey is great fun, with two river crossing and some spectacular scenery. Expect dirt road and dust.|The whole place is just perfectly presented, with every detail thought through and done to the highest standard - huge investment of effort and funds have obviously been expended to get the whole place ‘just right’.|Absolutely fantastic food - well cooked and beautifully presented.|Breakfast looking up the valley to snow covered peaks was a real highlight.|Walking trails were well marked - although the red trail is dangerous and cannot be walked if the river is running after rain.|Gallery tour was interesting - but expect the last exhibit to involve spending 30 minutes lying on the floor watching the colours change on the ceiling.|Wines were exceptional, with Franco giving a good tasting guide.||However this all now gives me a problem with my ‘all time top 10 list. Estancia Colome is definition, but it is so hard to know what to take out.

The long and bumpy road is worth it! When you reach the Hacienda de Colomé, you enter the precursor to paradise. You are welcomed like a prince by the friendly staff and led to one of the nine suites of the hacienda. The vine wood is already stacked in the fireplace, ready to give you a particularly cozy and warm evening. From the terrace you look out over beautiful vineyards. There are four signposted hiking trails. We hike through the vines, pass a tennis court in a small forest and enjoy the unique peace of the surroundings. In the evening there is a well-guided tour of the bodega, followed by a wine tasting. The highlight, however, is the visit to the James Turrell Museum with its incredible light installations. James Turrell is an American artist who became known for his spatial light installations. Later, everyone meets in the library for an aperitif; the exquisite three-course menu that follows is an experience in itself. The management and staff of the estancia do everything to pamper the guest during their stay here. Guests will find everything they could expect from a luxury stay; the internet also works perfectly because the hotel has invested a lot in guaranteeing guests fast internet via satellite connection. This is not a given in the isolated valley. We would like to send special thanks to Connie Bearzi, who organized a taxi for us to travel to Cafayate and gave us valuable tips for the rest of the trip.

We came by without a booking and were kindly welcomed for a glass. The place is beautifully decorated with a great atmosphere. Staff was friendly and attentive. The wine was absolutely delicious. Definitely recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

Staying at Bodega y Estancia Colomé was an experience like no other. Location: The location is simply out of this world, offering a peaceful and breathtaking setting that's hard to beat. Service: The service was impeccable, with just a tiny criticism about the drink service at the pool, which could use a bit of improvement. However, this minor issue didn't overshadow the overall excellent service. Rooms: The rooms were fantastic, with great views of the vineyards, and the fireplace added a cozy touch. It was a truly comfortable and memorable stay. Food and Drinks: The food at the hotel was of the highest quality, offering delicious meals. But what stood out were the wines – they were out of this world. Being able to drink wines that grow right at the hotel was a unique and enjoyable experience. The added perk of hotel guests having access to the James Turrell Museum and private Estate Tour was a nice touch. In summary, this hotel is nothing short of breathtaking. Everything about it is great, and I highly recommend it for a memorable and luxurious experience. Thank you Colomé!

A very luxurious retreat. Very serene and peaceful atmosphere “at the edge of the world”. The rooms are spacious, tastefully decorated and well appointed. They are partly situated around a cosy patio. The public areas are immaculately clean and beautiful. Dinner and breakfast are excellent and so is the wine tasting. The James Turrell museum that is part of the complex is beyond imagination. It can rival with a Guggenheim! Beautiful pool on the winery grounds between the vineyards. Very very highly recommended. An extraordinary place. How lucky that we could be guests here for two nights.

Truly in the middle of nowhere! but definitly worth it. The drive from Cafayate is not that far in terms of distance but it's 4 to 5 hours of a very difficult drive on dirt roads in mediocre condition but the scenery is definitely worth the effort: stunning and beautiful. A fair part of the Argentinian road system (this is a National Road!) reminds me of my travels in Central Africa... |Estancia Colome is a beautiful place and the rooms are most spacious and comfortable, perfectly equipped (the only hotel in our Argentinian tour providing a Nespresso machine in the rooms!), with a door to the beautiful garden with a very nice swimming pool hidden in the middle of the garden. Beautiful spacious bathroom, very well equipped (the only thing missing is a bathtub).|The wine tour and the museum visit were done with a very charming young lady, Sabrina, who is amazingly knowledgeable about wines and considering I have teached wine I can judge. Sabrina was also overlooking our dinner which proved to be a very pleasant experience.|The museum has nothing to do with wine but is quite impressing.|We just regretted our stay was for one night only and would recommend this place to anybody.|I will only point I regret on the wine side: the tasting is only on 4 wines when the estate produces wines from approximately 10 varietals and there is no possibility to taste anything else but Torrontes or Malbec: it would definitely be a good idea to be equipped with a Coravin type of sytem allowing connaisseurs to sample more varietals.

Excellent wine, amazing museum, beautiful location, small boutique hotel, amazing grounds and excellent food. I had the best ribeye steak I have ever had in all of my world travels and fine dining