NH Cordillera - Mendoza, Argentina 

There isn't many options for Hotels in Mendoza. We chose this hotel as it seemed per the website to be the most modern within our price bracket. I would recommed that you stay elsewhere. We also got the room facing the carpark but this was not the key issue, the rooms had a horrible smell to them, unfortuately they were fully booked. If you are going to Mendoza I would recommend to stay in Charcas, a suburb/region near Mendoza town. It's about a 15 minute taxi ride from town, but upmarket with restuarants and bed/breakfast.

This is a modern 3 year old business hotel. If you are looking for kitch or fru frus this isn?t for you. If you want a nice clean room room and good food it?s an excellent place! My room is on the street with a nice view but I have had no trouble sleeping because of noise. Excellent cleanliness and maintenance. King sized bed and desk. Nice bathroom. Shiny hardwood floors typical of this area. TV of course with many channels in English with Spanish sub titles. I've been here for two nights and breakfast is an excellent. buffet. I had good dinners here too. Inexpensive. Very friendly young staff many of whom speak English. Maybe because I speak Spanish it helps. Mendoza is a surprise. It is a rather large city with almost 30 huge parks. The largest with 1000 acres. The French architect designed it that way so residents would have a place to escape during earthquakes. They have had a few. The streets (even the busiest commercial ones) are all lined with mature trees which form a canopy of green which protects the entire street with shade. Of course it is famous for it?s wineries. Be sure to tour a couple of them. Now is the time to visit Argentina. The Dollar goes much further here than in Europe.