"Nestled in Mendoza’s famed wine country, this intimate lodge emphasizes close connections to the surrounding vineyards and wine culture, offering guests a cozy, vineyard‑focused retreat. Its location in the Argentinian wine region makes it a natural choice for travelers seeking immersive wine tastings, cellar visits, and the relaxed charms of the Andes foothills." - Siobhan Reid Siobhan Reid Siobhan Reid is an NYC-based writer, editor, and copywriter. She is currently the editor-in-residence at The Vintner Project and was previously an editor at Travel + Leisure, covering culture, design, style, and wellness. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A pioneer of luxury lodging in Argentina's wine country since opening in 2005, this 18-room property in Agrelo features rounded earthtone architecture, a small outdoor pool and spa, spacious rooms, bucolic setting among 55 acres of vines, outstanding service, and free bikes that make visiting nearby Viña Cobos and the iconic pyramid at Bodega Catena Zapata easy." - Karen Catchpole
"Set in its own 35-acre vineyard in the heart of wine-growing Mendoza province, Cavas Wine Lodge boasts an underground cava stacked with dozens of Argentina’s notable labels, vinotherapy baths in the spa, and award-winning bodegas just a short stroll away. The main house remains faithful to Spanish colonial traditions; sunlight floods into the cavernous sitting room and kitchen, where locally-grown olive oils, herbs and spices enrich its exceptional output. Each ‘room’ is actually a 900-square-foot adobe-walled apartment, set independently among the vines; a cool cream interior, slashed by blood-red llama-wool throws, leads to a stone-clad bathroom with stand-alone tub and mighty shower. Each apartment opens to its own Andes-facing patio with plunge pool; on the roof, a chill-out mattress provides 360-degree views of the bodega. When to Go: The sun shines on Mendoza for 330 days a year, but the February-April grape harvest is particularly colorful. Which room to book: The six apartments furthest from the main house command unsullied Andean views."
"Cavas Wine Lodge is the quintessential romantic retreat. Located on a secluded vineyard in the heart ofMendoza’s wine country, the peaceful property offers 17 very private villas, which appear to have grown organically amid the 55-acre working vineyard. The boutique hotel is named after its 3,000-bottle wine cellar, where the in-house sommelier hosts complimentary wine tastings each evening. There’s also a tranquil spa, delicious restaurant and, during the February through April harvest, an array of exciting activities at the lodge. The hotel’s dynamic husband-and-wife owners, Cecilia Diaz Chuit and Martin Rigal, personally attend to guests with a warmth that permeates the entire experience. Designed for romantic getaways, each villa has a secluded sun deck with a panoramic view of the snowcapped Andes Mountains, plus a wood-burning fireplace and a private plunge pool."
"Cavas Wine Lodge is the quintessential romantic retreat. Located on a secluded vineyard in the heart ofMendoza’s wine country, the peaceful property offers 17 very private villas, which appear to have grown organically amid the 55-acre working vineyard. The boutique hotel is named after its 3,000-bottle wine cellar, where the in-house sommelier hosts complimentary wine tastings each evening. There’s also a tranquil spa, delicious restaurant and, during the February through April harvest, an array of exciting activities at the lodge. The hotel’s dynamic husband-and-wife owners, Cecilia Diaz Chuit and Martin Rigal, personally attend to guests with a warmth that permeates the entire experience. Designed for romantic getaways, each villa has a secluded sun deck with a panoramic view of the snowcapped Andes Mountains, plus a wood-burning fireplace and a private plunge pool."