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... More

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... More

My room was very comfortable and the hotel was nice. The restaurant was excellent. The biggest issue I had was with the wireless service. When I asked for the wireless password I was given a sheet of paper that had the names of two different networks and their corresponding keys. When I got to my room though, I couldn't get... More

A nice place to stay for travelers on the Ruta 40 journey. Conveniently located just outside the north entrance to Malargue. A 6 hour drive at a relatively leisurely pace (by Argentina standards) from either Mendoza to the north or Chos Malal to the south. Includes pool/spa, security safes, TV and free WiFi, covered parking, refrigerators, air conditioning, and very... More

We stayed at the Microtel several nights. The rooms are clean, large, and comfortable with a large window that opens to a forest. We like not being locked in. The hotel restaurant is good for dinner, however the breakfast food disappeared quick and was not replaced consequently we did not have much to choose from some mornings. The front desk... More

I wanted to ski Las Lenas ski resort but couldn't find lodging at Las Lenas that allowed for stays less than a full week. The solution was Malargue which has about a half dozen decent hotels and just a nice easy 45 minute shuttle away from the slopes. I went with Aires De Libertad ski shuttle in Malargue which charged... More

We stayed in the Microtel for one night on two separate occasions. We paid $80 CDN/US for the place, the most expensive accommodation on the trip, double every other place we stayed. The air conditioning is centrally controlled and on both nights didn't seem to work. The first night the window in our room had been painted shut, so we... More