Finca Adalgisa Wine Hotel, Vineyard and Winery

This was a fantastic find for our short visit to Mendoza. Beautiful accommodations in an old wine estate. Wine is flowing and their dinner experience provided some of the best food we had in Argentina. A great place for kicking off visits to local wineries. Would return in a heartbeat.

Wow! What a stunning place to stay. This boutique hotel and winery is a beautiful place to stay. My wife and I stayed here on the Mendoza stop of our Argentina honeymoon and couldn't have been happier. It was both of our favorite place we stayed the entire trip. There are vineyards on site which you can walk through plus they offer complimentary wine and tapas every evening at the onsite cafe. I will note that it is very quiet and pretty much all couples so depends what you are looking for, but it's a fantastic option for a romantic stay!

The minute the gate opened I fell in love with this gem. It’s truly an oasis you’d never know existed if walking by on the street. My suite #24 felt secluded even though it was part of the stone house. It was roomy with a huge bed, large shower and bathtub with view onto the vines. From my bed I could see the pool and vineyard. The suites’ private outdoor area with loungers was a peaceful place to tuck away and sip wine. Finca Adalgisa is all about ultimate hospitality and comfort. The property layout is thoughtfully designed for peace and relaxation. You’ll find chickens roaming around, the friendliest, most cuddly cats and fruit trees everywhere. There are wine and water dispensers available 24/7 for guests to access when reception or the bodega are closed. The bodega is fantastic! Creative, delicious food and lovely local wines on offer. Breakfast is fantastic served by Jazmin and her colleagues and my favourite server at the bodega is Candela who made me feel welcome and part of the community of Finca Adalgisa with her warm smile and thoughtful service. Teresa was excellent to work with leading up to my stay and Augustina and Martina were there for me when I needed anything. Muchos Gracias all!

Beautiful grounds with vineyard and many seating areas. The room was clean and well supplied. Both types of outlets available. Vintage furniture matched the theme of the hotel. Water tap on the grounds for refilling bottles with plain or carbonated water. Bottles provided. Also a wine dispenser. WiFi pretty good. Cell reception good. |Nice area for enjoying a glass of wine and a small appetizer each evening. They do have a menu but it is all tapas. |We went to the cooking demonstration and did make empanadas. The aprons were adorable. The dinner was delicious and very filling. |The reception staff was friendly and caring, though perhaps less helpful than other places we’ve stayed. |Walking off property is somewhat challenging. On or off, not handicapped friendly. There are nice restaurants nearby. Uber is iffy. Glad we had pre-arranged excursions with drivers. |Only issue was noise of traffic and dogs nearby. They was also a rambunctious American wedding party that disturbed the peacefulness well into the wee hours and seemed unaware of others’ presence at the wine bar and pool. Slept with ear plugs and did best to ignore, but very disappointing to see Americans behaving so poorly.

We love the property. All food and service were 5 stars. Wine is excellent.||Problem area: a neighbors dog barked into the late evening keeping us awake. Finally on our last night the dog did not bark.||Request a room far away from the barking dog.||The property is 5 stars. Breakfast is 5 star wonderful.||Employees are 5 stars.||We would return, but to a room far away from the barking dog.||Kitchen servers get 5 stars.||||

Honestly how this place is only 3* is absurd. Its absolutely beautiful and rates 5* across the board for us. The location is in a lovely neighbourhood, very quiet and peaceful. We had a superior room in the old house and it was enormous with a bathroom I want to remodel my own into. The staff were impeccable throughout and so helpful - from making us a late night snack when we arrived to booking excellent wine tours. The food in the restaurant is delicious and we highly recommend the cookery class. I wish we had more nights booked and will definitely return one day. Might even be my favourite hotel I've ever stayed in.

Great place to stay in the wine area of Mendoza. Gorgeous estate with vines, foliage, and beautiful old buildings. The dinner event was the best we experienced of many wile in Argentina.

First off, my sincerest apologies to Christina because this review is so late. My wife and I attended Christina's cooking class in October of 2022. The whole night was absolutely perfect!! When we arrived, the hotel hostess greeted us as if we were old friends and showed us around. We walked the grounds of the hotel and vineyard, which were beautiful, and then we were brought right to Christina's outdoor kitchen. Christina and her entire staff greeted us like old friends, with big hugs, and talked to us like we had known each other for years, from the moment we arrived until the late hour when we left. Our wine glasses were NEVER empty. The amazing wines they produce onsite were poured into our glasses constantly by a couple friendly and beautiful members of Christina's staff. We were treated like we were the most important people in the world, and with the most genuine attitudes imaginable. Christina got to know us and told us about herself while she did some prep work and explained to us what she was doing. She made it clear that we were going to learn how to make traditional Argentine empanadas through hands-on experience. And it was such a great experience that we loved. She taught us how to properly select the different meats, trim them, prepare the vegetables, and chop quickly like a professional chef (without cutting our fingers off). We began cooking all the different fillers for the empanadas. Then we prepared the dough from scratch with her, learned how thick to roll it and why, and how to cut out the perfect sized circles. We filled MANY empanadas and learned the proper way to pinch them closed so they don’t open during cooking. While the empanadas were cooking in the parrilla, we moved on to making the chimichurri sauce from scratch and selecting the cuts of steak. We cooked them in the parrilla and also roasted vegetables and baked potatoes in there. We snacked on many of our delicious empanadas with Christina and her staff while the steaks cooked. The steaks by the way, were very thick and prime cuts of Argentine beef. They were very lean and Christina’s delicious but minimal seasoning made them melt in our mouths. We had a delicious dessert after dinner, with yes, more excellent Malbec. Our experience that night with Christina and her staff felt like a family gathering that you look forward to doing every weekend with the closest members of your family. We were truly sad to leave at the end of the evening. Christina gave us commemorative aprons with cute little birds on them, that we actually wore all night and got very dirty. I didn’t realize how much of the work we were going to do but it was so much fun!! She did tell us that cooking class attendees can opt out of most of the cooking, but we wanted to learn everything, so she brought us behind her cooking station and taught us like a pro. Our steaks were so big and there was so much food, so Christina’s staff packaged up everything for us to take home to our AirBnB. NOTHING went to waste!! We finished the steaks and fixin’s the next night with empanadas and we ate empanadas for the next several days. If you visit Mendoza YOU MUST attend Christina’s Cooking Class. If you don’t attend Christina’s Cooking Class, then you have truly missed one of the greatest Argentine experiences in the whole country. Thank you SO MUCH, Christina!!!