MALARGÜE INN & SUITES

Smelly room and not attractive to stay, sleep and wash. Quite unfriendly which I find not common after 1 month travelling through Patagonia. Far from city center. Restaurant and breakfast are not super. Swimming pool and its area is an attack on the eyes.

Breakfast is great, I loved the fruit 🍎 and decent coffee ☕️. We had a family room for 4 people and in a nearly empty hotel they put us in a room of 12m2 on the first floor next to the elevator and the trash bin was located under the window. The elevators make a lot of noise, like it is powered by a diesel generator. Everytime somebody calls up the elevator it gives a ping sound which wakes you up. Quads were passing by every morning to play in the desert, great for excursion purposes but not if your only goal is to get some decent sleep before your road trip continues. This hotel has everything going for it to deserve a 4+ star ⭐️ but they simply did not see the opportunity.

This was a good hotel which my wife and I enjoyed. The air conditioning was perfect rly good. The pool was refreshing and it was nice to sit out either on the deck or lawn in front of the pool. We really appreciated the great breakfast selection. We also found the front desk person helpful (knew English) and the person serving in the restaurant was pleasant and again spoke English. We would highly recommend this place.

This hotel has it all. You think that you are back in America in one of our great hotels (well above Holiday Inn). Bunch of other tourist from homeland. The personnel talk English, and is always courteous and pending of your needs.||Located in the main road of the town, where the traffic is never a nightmare, you got all the advantages to be in a city.||Rooms are spacious, bed and decoration make it cozy, bathroom are perfect and everything is spotless clean.||Hotel features are, free parking, covered swimming pool and Jacuzzi, conference rooms.||Also is a full restaurant. The included breakfast is served there and is a dream. Everything else you could imagine is available and delicious.||On the restaurant you could have Lunch and Dinner at extra cost of course. The wine cava is wider and more than outstanding, don’t forget you’re in Mendoza, one of the many Argentinean land of the wine (like a Napa Valley for us). The waitresses, are very cordial and friendly. The chef is great and all the food (like all over Argentina) is exceptional. ||Malargue got several attractions to be visited within few miles around. I strongly suggested to stay in this Hotel and enjoyed visiting: the abandon Thermals hotel, The Pincheira castle, (is a rock formation, do not expect a real castle), The Volcano’s Circuit, La Payunia, La Pasarela, and all sort of other activities, cavalcades, etc. ||No doubt this is the place to be when you stop in Town.

I stayed for a business trip for around 12 days. I liked the hotel and enjoyed the stay.||||The room was cleaned daily and very well looked after. The staff were friendly and accommodating. Breakfast was like a cake shop although they did have plenty of options. Evening dinner was very good. For the equivalent of 41€/night you can't really go wrong.||||The only complaint I have it that the restaurant nearly always got something wrong on the bill and the Wi-Fi access was extremely tempramental. Oh and every room in the hotel had vents pumping out hot air 24/7. I had to keep the window open at night to avoid being cooked.

We stayed for a night during our "ruta 40" road trip and found the hotel really nice and comfortable.||We had a nice king bed which was very comfortable. Everything is perfectly clean. Wifi connection works pretty good. The only negative aspect is that the AC plugs and sockets are argentine only, so we couldn't charge our devices.||Very friendly staff.

We stayed here for four nights while skiing at Las Lenas. Our double room was spacious, clean and quiet, the reception staff was friendly and helpful, the pool was nice.Would stay at the hotel again if I were coming back to the area. The breakfast is good, though the restaurant dinner is poor/mediocre. One thing to note that I didn't realize before arriving: it's a solid 10-minute walk from the nearest edge of town. If you have a car, not a problem. But if you want quick access to supermarkets, pharmacies, etc, it's a bit far.

A great place to stay. Right on the highway (but set back from it) north of town, this hotel offers well appointed rooms at a reasonable price. The staff are friendly and enthusiastic, the reception staff speak English.||||For those with experience of American hotel chains, this will all seem strangely familiar. ||||The heated pool is a wonderful way to soak aching traveller bones after a long day driving to this remote town. There is also a spa tub and all of this is open until midnight. ||||The breakfast is slightly better than average. A short walk from the hotel you have the opportunity to try the local speciality - goat - at a very good local restaurant. ||||Would stay here again.