Rosell Boher Lodge

Very poor service and poor food in a place with high en price tag. The lodge had several maintenance issues and was not well stocked with the usual toiletries and bar snacks expected at this level. Room service food very poor, and restaurant unavailable without warning. Breakfast buffet ready over 30 mins after the supposed start time. No communication between staff regarding some changes made to the reservation.

Private villas, very quiet in the middle of the vineyards. Rooftop terrace with hot tub. Restaurant was very good. Location was great for us as it is in between Mendoza and the vineyards farther south. Concierge were very helpful in arranging tastings and transportation.

We stayed in the villas and they were amazing in terms of size of room, the rooftoop view, the bed etc. Breakfast was disappointing though, the staff was not at all helpful and the buffet was not great - one would expect better for the price. Pool was dirty too.

The Rosell Boher Lodge has a lot of PROs and a lot of CONs. For the price point I’d expect a little more. However, you can’t beat the VIEWS and the beautiful property. I am an American who travels frequently to other countries and use reviews as a guide. Will be very honest with my observations. PROs = property is nestled in a remote security gated vineyard with beautiful, fabulous views of both Andes mountains and vineyards. It stunning. room was spacious, clean, and nice amenities. We were in main guesthouse. property had villas scattered around that looked nice too. Housekeeping did a good job. We ate two meals in restaurant. We liked lunched better with wine pairing about $160 for two. We did a wine tasting in Lodge’s Cava, beautiful wine cave! Breakfast buffet was free daily, many options. CONS = road to lodge is horrible, very Rocky. drivers picking you up at property might complain of damage to thier car on the long drive from main road. communication is primarily done with WhatsApp with staff . Not all front desk staff were friendly, smiled, or welcoming. They messed requests and acted as if it was our fault. My husband speaks fluent Spanish, so it was not translation issue, more a hospitality issue. I did not like being texted every day by WhatsApp, asking me to order dinner and order housekeeping daily. When on vacation I’m relaxing and did not like daily time constraints sent in WhatsApp. Lastly, room shower/tub was VERY dangerous to use! Photos provided.

The staff are extremely knowledgeable about the property and menus, especially the wine. The villa where we stayed had a jacuzzi on the roofvwith an excellent mountain view.

Do not be afraid of 1 star reviews. Those 1 stars are the ones that expected a 5 star hotel o resort. That was maybe a few years ago. Now, expect a 3 star hotel, with nice but old apartments or bungalows. They are old, but will give you privacy and peace. Food is good, around 8 points, service is also good to fair, around 7 points.. Price should be very good and that's the point. You are going to pay 50% of what you are paying in top notch resorts as The Vines.... So if you go, expect 3 stars, good service, good food and a fair price,,

We went there for a week gateway with my wife. It was a package that includes, 3 dinners, 1 lunch, one tapeo criollo, and one wine tasting. Everything was awesome! tasteful, luxury and with so much care and taste. Please, don't listen to the rest of the bad reviews, hear me out! this is paradise. The first morning the Andes were full of snow, and with the sun shining, was simply inspiring. We also enjoy a few wines and champagnes on our private cava (yes, an underground cava in our room). You have the chance to select a few from the bodega, at a very good price. The wine tasting was in charge of Mara, a really good wine tasting, with 4 different kinds of wines, with some good cheeses. The bodega underground cava is a must! you have to go in there! The dinners and lunches were tasteful, the steps with the wine according to and with the advice of the sommelier. The Tapeo criollo, also counts as dinner or lunch, since it's quite good, and tasteful. We also did horse riding through the vineyard, with Luis, an incredible person, who teach us a lot about the place, Mendoza, and vineyards around, on an hour and a half ride. The villa that we booked got not only the cava, but on the rooftop, we have a fireplace, to set a fire and taste some wine while watching the sunset, and a hot tub, that you can you use for your own. The "not" so good thing, was that on the checkout we decided to buy some wines and over the week we checked the prices, and they all seem pretty well (remember, this is a boutique bodega and lodge), but on the checkout day the prices changed (like 20 to 40% up, this is an awful Argentinian thing, due to inflation), and we decided not to buy anything until the girl from the front desk ask her boss to leave the "original" prices. To be honest, I wasn't any happy. So the place should have a disclaimer or something to let the people know that the prices might vary. But this was just a small thing, in an incredible and romantic gateway in heaven.