Finca Adalgisa Wine Hotel, Vineyard and Winery
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Working vineyard offering cooking classes, wine tasting, and tapas
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Pueyrredón 2222, M5505 Chacras de Coria, Mendoza, Argentina Get directions
Working vineyard offering cooking classes, wine tasting, and tapas
Pueyrredón 2222, M5505 Chacras de Coria, Mendoza, Argentina Get directions
"Finca Adalgisa is a working vineyard, which is where the 'finca' bit rings true. From harvesting grapes to extracting olive oil, guests at this eleven room spot will have a front row view of the action and can choose to get involved by taking a cooking class or baking empanadas in the Finca’s clay oven." - Mark Fedeli
"Finca Adalgisa is a working vineyard, which is where the 'finca' bit rings true. From harvesting grapes to extracting olive oil, guests at this eleven room spot will have a front row view of the action and can choose to get involved by taking a cooking class or baking empanadas in the Finca’s clay oven." - Mark Fedeli
"Boasting an outdoor swimming pool, and spacious galleries with garden views and hammocks, Adalgisa has chic rooms with iPod docking stations in Chacras de Coria. The property includes a vineyard and guests are treated with a free glass of wine every evening. Finca Adalgisa has comfortable rooms styled with an earth-toned palette and natural fabrics. Rooms feature air conditioning, minibars and private bathrooms with showers. A full breakfast with regional jams and juices is served daily at Adalgisa, and guests can enquire about cooking lessons. Downtown Mendoza and the main bus station are 15 km away. Bike rental is available. Francisco Gabriello Airport is 25 km away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"Full of rustic charm and homely warmth, Finca Adalgisa is a microcosm of rural Argentina. Set just outside the pretty bistro- and the boutique-filled town of Chacras de Coria, 15km from Mendoza, this two-hectare vineyard has been owned by the same Italian-Argentine family for a century. Third-generation Gabriela decided to open up the family home to guests in 2001 and it's flourished ever since: the stone buildings house cosy rooms, the garden has a beautiful array of fruit trees and a sparkling pool, the asados (barbecues) cooked on-site are legendary, and the bodega produces a delicious Malbec that's only available to guests. But the best thing about Finca Adalgisa is its ambiance: relaxing, peaceful and welcoming. You can explore Mendoza’s vineyards at a leisurely pace, and in between you'll eat and sleep well. Gabriela and her staff are a delight; you’re greeted on your first night with a cheese platter and a bottle of the bodega's own and asked to treat the place as a home. Curl up on a sofa with a book, take a stroll with the family dogs or cycle through the countryside soaking up the view of the Andes beyond. From 6pm it’s wine-tasting time, when guests gather in the salon for fruity Malbec and local tapas – a perfect end to the day. Highs There are lots of lovely touches: fruit and lemonade brought to you at the pool and a bottle of wine as a welcome on your first evening Ffriendly staff can arrange winery tours, on-site cookery lessons, hiking, biking, rafting, riding and even tango shows The wonderful bodega, with huge white sofas and a log fire, is open every evening Greenery everywhere: step outside to admire the vineyards and palms, while inside you'll find potted plants dotted around the house and old walnut trees growing through rooms The breakfast is excellent, the homemade tapas is divine and the asados are true meat feasts Lows It's not cheap and the rooms are simple, though attractive There's no formal restaurant, but tapas and light meals are available and there are regular barbecues Local dogs bark in symphony at night; bring your earplugs There are no TVs or music systems – but then you've come here to enjoy the countryside" - Clemmy Manzo
"It’s not quite Burgundy yet, but the Argentinean wine region of Mendoza is catching up quickly. More evidence for this proposition can be adduced from the fact that, with hotels like the Finca Adalgisa, Mendoza has grown past the young, flashy, ostentatious stage, which most burgeoning destinations pass through sooner or later. A hotel this subtle can only come from the confidence of knowing you’ve got a product worth selling." - Tablet Hotels
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