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Check availability Official websiteThe hotel occupies 100 hectares at the foot of the Andes in Salta, Argentina. The grounds feature centuries-old trees and flowering jasmine within a landscape imbued with Quechua cultural traditions. This setting creates both a serene retreat and a base for exploration of the surrounding Andes region.
Nature activities available on-site and nearby include horseback riding guided by gauchos, with typical two-hour excursions following meandering rivers across the estate and beyond. The region supports rafting, trekking, mountain biking, hiking, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, jogging, and guided tours. A 9-hole and 18-hole golf course operate nearby. Birdwatching is notable given the region's fauna diversity, supported by informational materials on regional bird behavior and habitats. Winery visits are organized in the local wine region.
Salta province offers cultural experiences including an archeology museum dedicated to Inca civilization and local artisanal crafts reflecting regional traditions. The hotel provides parking and valet service for guest vehicles. Check-in begins at 3 p.m., with check-out required before 11 a.m. The property includes one meeting room with a maximum capacity of 300 for group events.
House of Jasmines is in Campo Quijano, Salta province, Argentina, at the foot of the Andes on a 100-hectare estate.
Horseback riding with gauchos, rafting, trekking, mountain biking, hiking, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, birdwatching, and nearby golf (9-hole and 18-hole courses) and wineries.
Salta province features mountain landscapes, an archeology museum focused on Inca culture, local artisanal crafts, and outdoor recreation across varied terrain.
Yes. Gauchos guide two-hour horseback excursions across the estate and nearby areas along meandering rivers and scenic paths.
Check-in is from 3 p.m. and check-out is before 11 a.m. The hotel provides parking and valet service.
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