Super location, great views. The family were friendly, helpful and we had a fantastic dinner with most things grown in their garden. Very quiet and great for getting away from it all.

Wonderful restored home in the Andes, extremely comfortable, relaxing with all needed amenities. The chef, Soledad, prepared delicious meals ( we enjoyed 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts and 1 lunch). An overall outstanding experience. Family run, warm , friendly and professional. highly recommended

No complaints

Little family hotel in a beautiful original building, which the owners have renovated little by little and have further expansion plans, with a gourmet restaurant. We really enjoyed the dinner and breakfast, simple but tasty, with fresh vegetables from their huge garden and home made produces, and the many details to make the stay comfortable (pool towels provided, etc.). It was also super special to relax & sip some local wine by the "pool", a little natural pond with fresh mountain water. The hotel is a little off the beaten track and we stayed only one night during our tour, but can be a good base for hikes or walks, and/or a perfect stop on the road to Argentina (Puente del Inca & Mendoza). We warmly recommend what could be called a cross between a farm/eco stay with a countryside boutique hotel (or create a new category ;)...) and wish all the best to our hosts.

Nothing.

The facility and gardens. The locally sourced, fresh and tasty dinner and breakfast.

The property was charming! Comfortable, quiet, and a true delight. The rooms were clean, comfortable beds, and plenty of hot water. We had dinners in and the food was fantastic! Our host, Augustine, could not be more accommodating to our every needs . His Pisco sour‘s are the best! :-)

Beautiful setting with view of the Andes in a gorgeous old home. Augustin is the perfect host and the food was fresh and delicious

Nothing!

From the outside it looks like nothing, but wait until you walk into the courtyard of this beautiful 100 year old home. Wow!!! It was purchased by their Great Great Grandparent's years ago and still run by the family. The home is filled with their Great Great Grandmother's treasures. It is a very relaxing, comfortable home. We arrived in time to spend our afternoon relaxing in the court yard. The owners, Carlos (i believe) and his sister run the hotel now. Carlos makes delicious Pisco Sours. His sister is the chef. They have an organic garden where they pick the salad and vegs from. A must is their dinner. It was a beautiful evening so we sat outside in the terrace area and enjoy our delicious dinner. I wish we could have stayed longer.

There was nothing we did not like.

Breakfast is included in the stay. We had scrambled eggs from the farm, freshly made juice and coffee, homemade bread and yoghurt. The host also offered to schedule the breakfast serving time according to our schedule! The host offered dinner service at a reasonable price. Our dinner came with 3 courses and wines. The food was appetizing and delicious that are on par with restaurants in Santiago and much better than what you can get in Los Andes. The host is very nice and I would recommend this place to my friends for sure!

All I can say is wow. Agustin’s place is not only the cleanest bed and breakfast place I’ve stayed in a long time, but when you book this place, you get the entire experience. The house: Located in an alley about 500 meters away from the road facing the beautiful mountains. So you don’t get the noise of the cars passing by and have great privacy. The house is over 100 years old and it looks like a beautiful museum. It was actually passed down from his great great grandmother and there are many artifacts in the house that are over 100 years old. The thing about the house though is that it doesn’t smell old and rusty, it smells clean, no odors of dampened furniture or old grandmother things. The bathroom was cleaner than a 4-5 star hotel bathroom. The bed and the mattress was so comfortable, cozy and modern looking. The furniture and design of the house are superb. It gives off a very comfortable, cozy, and vintage vibe. I could tell that they have put their entire heart into designing this and they’re super proud of it. The food: OMG I cannot get over the food. Please please eat dinner here. Augustin’s sister is an amazing chef. The food we had was incredibly delicious. She made for us: Zucchini soup - mixed with some type of cheese and paired with amazing home made bread Lasagna - I usually don’t like lasagna but man this was probably the only lasagna I’d eat over and over again. She added shredded beef to it and topped with a local Chilean cheese Coco flan - I can’t even tell you how shockingly good this dish was. It was rich, and not too sweet to the point where you can actually taste the coco aroma. We finished with some type of wheatgrass tea that was sooo nice and warm This place is the perfect place to disconnect from the business of the world and just come and relax. There is a hiking trail right at your doorstep, and best part: they have horses and can take you on a horseback ride throughout the Andean mountains for hours.

Everything was way over my expectations. The food was amazing, I insist...AMAZING. The air, the location, being close to the mountains and being able to just go trekking for a while around the corner, the animals, the wilderness. Just amazing if you really want to disconnect from everything and feel your surroundings this is it

I don't think of anything to be honest

We loved the food and the tranquility of the place!

The entrance of the place and the dogs.

We were traveling from Santiago to Mendoza and needed a place to stay along the route. We loved the Chilean & family history of this former Customs House. Our hosts, Sol & Augustin, were warm & welcoming. The property, while more than 200 years old, has been in their family for 100 years. They have an attachment to the land & home and it shows. We loved the proximity to wineries, the pool fed by natural spring & river water, the superior service, and the privacy & safety - we slept with our windows open. Dinner (outside under the arbor) and breakfast (n the dining room)) were both plentiful and delicious. The hosts, staff, and on-site pets all made us feel like part of the family. We hope to return to Chile to visit local wineries and to stay at El Resguardo again!

A charming property tastefully restored. A warm family atmosphere from the very welcoming hosts. Dinner was delicious too.