Snow-capped Aconcagua peak reflected in a still Andean lagoon in Mendoza province under blue sky

Cheap hotels & rooms in Mendoza

Mendoza is the heart of Argentina’s wine country, a leafy city at the foot of the Andes known for its Malbec, wineries and outdoor adventures. The city center has plenty of cheap hotels, while wine lodges in the surrounding valleys offer a splurge.

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Where to find cheap rooms in Mendoza

Centro

The central squares and tree-lined streets, with the widest choice of cheap hotels.

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Chacras de Coria

A quiet, leafy village close to many wineries.

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Maipú

A wine district close to the city, popular for cycling between wineries.

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Luján de Cuyo

Home to many of the famous Malbec wineries and wine lodges.

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Uco Valley

A high-altitude wine region further south, with scenic wine resorts.

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Map of cheap hotels in Mendoza

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When to book a cheap hotel in Mendoza

Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) are ideal. The grape harvest festival, the Vendimia, in late February and early March is the busiest time.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I find cheap hotels in Mendoza?

The city center has the most budget hotels and hostels, and it is easy to take wine tours from there.

Should I stay in the city or at a winery?

The city is cheaper and more convenient; a wine lodge in Luján de Cuyo or the Uco Valley is a memorable splurge.

Can I see Aconcagua from Mendoza?

Yes — day trips run into the Andes toward Aconcagua, the highest mountain in the Americas.