Club Tapiz

Argentina is one of the most fascinating and fun places you could wish to visit. We spent a few weeks travelling throughout the country and this was a great stop off in this desert region. We stayed in the separate building away from the main hotel. First impression is not great but if you can overlook the slightly tired furnishings it is much quieter than the rooms at the front of the hotel which are plagued by very noisy birds and we were told the air conditioning was often problematic by other guests. Our room was large and we shared a large lounge area where we were able to take breakfast. This separate building also has its own pool. I always received friendly service. We dined in the restaurant numerous times and the food was good. However, we felt they should vary the menu a lot more. We were told the menu changes seasonally and so we became a little bored with the choices. We would return to this hotel but next time we would rent a car to enable us to visit other restaurants. I recommend visitors do the wine tours in this region, they are amazing.

I loved this hotel, it was my favourite place to stay in my trip around Argentina & Chile. My room had a large bed, wardrobe and bathroom, with view to the pool and vines. The staff were helpful and friendly and the best thing about the stay was meeting people in the evening for the inclusive wine tasting, but the value was more about talking to others and hearing their experiences and recommendations. There was a small menu in the restaurant but everything I had was good. My only area for improvement would be breakfast, the first day I was not advised that there were options for eggs/ omelet's etc. the last day when I did order an omelet, the person forgot to put my order into the kitchen, and only did so after an enquiry of how come people who had arrived later had been served.

We attended a wedding in Mendoza and stayed at Club Tapiz for 3 nights. Tapiz produces great wines, serves truly wonderful meals and provides a relaxing stay among vineyards and olive trees at the foot of the Andes. The Club houses a museum-class collection of ancient carpets from Central Asia: we asked to see it twice, we were so enthralled. The staff is delightful, helpful and impeccably trained. The manager knows everything there is to do in Mendoza and environs, from bike excursions to museums, from winery tours to hikes. She is great! We had a wonderful time - but way too short!

An old Lady of the area. The pro is certainly the kindness and efficience of the staff. Really smiling, always ready to help. The restaurant is perfect. The ambiance is romantic Con....sometimes an old Lady need too.... To be renovated. We were in casa zolo but even if it s charming, the room and the bathroom need serious lifting.

Describing the incredible experience at Club Tapiz defies words. Not only is it a drop dead gorgeous winery/boutique hotel with spot-on views of the snow covered Andes, but the delicious food and cozy comfort were also beyond description.. We were fortunate enough to be there for 3 nights, and every moment was like out of a dream. There was nothing quite like returning to the hotel after visiting various other wineries, etc. throughout the day, and then settling in by the beautiful pool with a bottle of their fantastic wine and a camera! There are birds everywhere, and we discovered a couple of walking/hiking trails on the property, with peacocks and guinea pigs. There is even a very beautiful collection of handmade tapestries in a dark and peaceful museum. If you are lucky enough to stay at Club Tapiz, it will be a remarkable memory forever.

The place, the service, the history, the food, the wines are excellent. Luxury is not even a plus in these type of historic resorts but in 2022 some basics can spoil the best potential experience: Water pressure, water temperature, water availability at all at some times….I assume the problem is not easy to fix and would require more than maintenance but…a Ferrari without gasoline is still a piece of metal.

This is a beautiful historical setting converted to a wonderful tiny hotel with a great restaurant. The staff could not have been any more pleasant and helpful. The nightly wine tastings were a great addition to the overall experience.

Somehow disappointed. The pictures on the website are very attractive and it is a nice location and has some charm, but you are not far from a busy road and it is all not so quiet. The major disappointment was the quality of the service we did not expect from such an expensive place. There was some hair left in our bath tub. When asking the receptionist to receive the invoice after payment, he would send it by e-mail later. He never did. In the beginning when asking how much would be the payment in pesos, he would revert to me. He never did and I needed to ask him again. For the last day we wished to have a 7:45 am breakfast. The ladies arrived at 7:30 am. First they said no problem. Then they looked bad tempered when we pressed them a bit to get the breakfast, and we got a half breakfast at 8:00 am. In the evening there is a wine tasting with the other guests which is a nice initiative. The lady who presented the wine gave us no more information than what was written on the label of the bottle. The staff is too much acting like civil servants who work the hours for which they are paid, and that's it. No more!

This is supposed to be a well known place. They have a good restaurant and free wine tasting. However, my room was leaking, smelled of mildew, furniture in bad shape, broken, only 2 outlets for charging phone and tablett. Had to ask 2 times for the uron.