Argentina
Nord-Ouest argentin
In addition to its 10 rooms, House of Jasmines has a restaurant, a terrace, a swimming pool, a spa, a hammam, a lounge, and an extensive property overlooking the mountains of northwestern Argentina.
House of Jasmines has 10 elegant rooms across 5 categories: Standard, Standard with terrace, Superior, Junior Suite, Suite.
House of Jasmines offers a sauna and a steam room.
9- and 18-hole golf, swimming pool.
From House of Jasmines, day excursions can be arranged to Cafayate and its vineyards, San Antonio de los Cobres and its salt flats, or Purmamarca and the famed “Cerro de los Siete Colores” (Hill of Seven Colours). Salta is also the ideal destination for adventure enthusiasts, offering rafting, trekking, polo, mountain biking, golf, and llama trekking.
If you've ever dreamed of riding at the foot of the Andes, this is the place. From House of Jasmines, gauchos accompany you across the Estancia's land and well beyond — two hours of riding between rivers and grasslands, with the majestic Cordillera always in view.
Chef Andrés Gutiérrez reinterprets pre-Columbian Andean recipes for his guests, drawing on fruit and vegetables from the house's own garden as well as a network of local producers for top-quality ingredients. Beef is cooked the traditional asado way, over a high-temperature charcoal bed. Dishes are paired with carefully selected local wines, including vintages from Colomé, the highest vineyard in the world.
From the neighbouring Atacama Desert to the Salta region, the Andes region (Altiplano), and the tropical Misiones region (Iguazú Falls area) in the northeast, the period from April to October — cooler and drier than the summer months — is the most favourable. It is very hot and rainy from December to March in Iguazú and Salta. In certain areas, particularly in the northwest around Cafayate or Tucumán province, temperatures can reach 45°C. It snows in the Andes between July and August.