Estancia Santa Rita

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Nightly Rates from:

USD 165

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- Room & Suites:
  13
- Setting:
  Countryside
- Style:
  Historical, Ranch

Overview
Amenities
Interests

Overview

Steeped in colonial history and enfolded by forested parkland, this country getaway is your own secret garden in Argentina.

Wandering among the stands of eucalyptus, casuarina, and ombú trees that cover the 100-acre grounds of Estancia Santa Rita, it's easy to lose track of time. The same goes for the ranch's ornate main house, which was built in 1790. As you pass through its outer colonnades and enter a cozy, brick-and-beam living room fitted with period furnishings, you could be stepping into history.

Estancia Santa Rita heightens that impression with its 13 elaborately decorated rooms, whose details include rich fabrics, stone fireplaces, and baldaquino or canopy beds. The menu also nods to Argentine tradition with a selection of asado - barbecued beef and pork from the ranch.

If you're in a marrying mood, there's a charming chapel. And this is Argentina, so don't be surprised if a llama joins you on your stroll through the park. Want to get the lay of the land? Make like a gaucho and set off for a trek on horseback.

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Amenities

Front Desk
Laundry Service
Parking
Room Service

Interests

Adventure
Family
Horseback Riding
Romance

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Location

Location

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Estancia Santa Rita is in Partido de Lobos, a department of Argentina's eastern Buenos Aires province located southwest of the city of Buenos Aires. Near the village of Antonio Carboni, the ranch is a 60-minute drive from Buenos Aires' Ezeiza Ministro Pistarini International Airport and 90 minutes from downtown.