Name: Finca La Puebla
Address: La Superiora Sin Numero, Los Arboles, Los Arboles, Los Arboles, 5567, Argentina
Rating: 9

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The setting is quite spectacular. Service is very good, and the continental breakfast is excellent. We used this as base to visit some of the wineries in Valle de Uco (there’s hundreds of them). Ideal laid back place, with a nice swimming pool, and spectacular views of their vineyards, with the Andes as a backdrop.  
WiFi can be a bit iffy at times.

Spectacular setting, nice apoartments, great breakfast.

Apart located in a small winery with beautiful views to the Andes, you can have all your meals overlooking the mountains. Excellent facilities with kitchen and very comfortable beds. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Amazing place at a very good price

We were warmly welcomed to this hidden gem in the Mendoza countryside by the owner who showed us to our apartment. The rooms are fresh and clean with great views. The grape vines are within metres of the room which are set in front of the backdrop of the Andes mountains. Tranquil and relaxing atmosphere with wine and food to match. Tricky to get to without a car as it is relatively isolated and the taxi drivers did not know where it was. They helped us organise a wine tasting tour with a neighbouring vineyard. Pool and lounging area was an added bonus which produced a surreal sun-bathing experience. Would recommend to anyone.

Beautiful hotel in vineyard

With prices around $100 US or a bit more, Finca La Puebla is  a worthy alternative to the very high-end, luxurious hotels and resorts in the Valle de Uco wine country of Mendoza. The rooms have rustic decor and are very clean, although they do not have the glowing/glamorous aura that appears in the photos on the website. Least-expensive are the "lofts," which are rather small, so it's worth it to pay a bit more for a "studio," facing the mountains and with a pleasant patio for the Continental breakfast.  (Not unusual in Mendoza, the breakfast includes a surfeit of sugary items such as pastry and cakes., and a fruit salad that probably came out of a can.) The studios are comfortably spacious, with a kitchenette with a small fridge, a microwave and some utensils for prep and eating. You may order a simple meal for lunch or dinner for about $10. Both the vegetable ravioli with tomato sauce and the Milanesa we ordered, with a side salad, were good for the price. There's a pool large enough to do some laps. The location is very convenient for visiting top wineries such as O. Fournier and the new Zuccardi bodega, as well as the Manzana Histo'rico park.

Tranquil Wine Country Escape

The hostess met us as soon as we arrived and was warm and charming. The staff are sweet and will try to help you and bring whatever you need to your room. We were very tired when we arrived and Alexandra cooked us one of the best meals we've had - beef with roasted peppers and a huge salad with fresh tomatoes and onions.  The outdoor pool was clean and although it is not heated, you gradually immerse yourself and it's OK. The view of the Andes is excellent and there is a lot of bird life. There is a downside - my advise is to leave North America concepts of cleanliness at home - because the room, kitchen and bath was truly dirty. I spent an hour or so cleaning all the surfaces, washed the dishes and utensils, then left them under a linen cloth the keep the flies off. Mopped the floor with the tea towel. The linens - towels and sheets were very clean. 
The price for our home cooked dinner was absolutely fair, as well as the exchange rate. 
You have to travel on a gravel road about 200 meters, but it was not too dusty. Just drive slow.
Drive north to Tunuyan for grocery shopping and whatever else you need - it's close and appealing.

A Little Bit of Paradise

Alexandra - the owner - tried to cheat us.  She chared in dollars but used an astronomic and illegal rate - 14 pessos for 1 $! The official rate is 8.4. She said 14 is a tourists rate - an absolutely illegal thing to do or say,  not to mention that we don't  carry dollars but withdrewing in ATMs in the formal rate. 
The argument was against her employee that was very embarrased,  going back and forth to Alexandra's home.  Alexandra didn't show up. 
Besides,  the place is overpriced. The loft is big but the bathroom is tiny,  old and not clean. The place is far from anything.  The village is nothing to see or do. There wasn't any internet all 24 h that we were there.  There is wifi but not internet.  We didn't get an answer about that from Alexandra,  though we asked her embarrassed employee to fix that.
About breakfast I agree with "quaestor"'s review down here. 
The good thing was, though again overpriced,  the dinner that Alexandra cooked for us. She charged us 25$ for a bottle of house-wine that they make at home and of course isn't rated or sold at all.  Again,  the 25$ were multiplated by 14, which means 350p! We paid for nice bottles in the wineries 40 (like the wonderful torrontes of Piattelli)  and in restaurants 50-60. 
At last,  after the argument,  Alexandra lowered the wine price to 10$ and another argument about the rate ended up in the official rate - the only legal one - the one that we get when we withdraw in ATM. Probably she understood she could get in trouble.  We left the hotel in a terrible filling and I would ask - why screwing tourists?

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