La Misión Guest House

We had to push our trip back by a day, and Diego managed to fit us in for an extra night. He was so helpful throughout, from calling a taxi when we needed transport to letting Bodegas Norton know we were running late for our bike ride and asking them to wait. When we needed to call the airline about an issue, he even offered his phone. He speaks English and made us feel right at home. The place was clean and comfortable, with a couple of good restaurants just a two-minute walk away and a beer garden with a DJ right next door. We loved being so close to the vineyards and nightlife. If that’s what you’re after, I’d recommend staying here. We’re looking forward to coming back. Thank you, Diego, for making our trip to Mendoza so special!

That beer garden next to the building is right by the rooms, so the music and crowds can get pretty intense. It’s busy from Wednesday through Saturday, especially toward the weekend, and there can be a lot of noise indoors. If you want quiet mountain surroundings or are here on business, this probably won’t suit you. For a holiday with beers, music, and people around, though, it’s right on your doorstep. The place itself is simple, minimalist, and nice, especially for younger travelers.

The woman who was always cheerful and ready to help was my favorite part of the stay. The rooms were okay, though the wood floors meant footsteps at night could be quite disturbing. There’s also a plant nursery and a pool. Aside from the noise from steps, I had a very good experience.

We had a good stay. The pool area was lovely, with complete quinchos, chairs, tables, a churrasquera, an oven, and an umbrella. The location felt quiet and safe, and the rooms were generally very good, though a few details like the lights and door handles could use attention.