I cant miss this amazing hiotel in Purmamarca...Great & clean room,well organized breakfast where they bring it to you at the room, best mountains views..unfortunately some thing small for today.. the Wifi really bad...Casa de Adobe is nice to relax and forget the rest of the world but on a simple Wifi just to check something...Hope the owner is seeing... More

We had a wonderful trip through northern Argentina, however this hotel was a huge disappointment, although the views of the mountain are great. The rooms are small and bunker like, you can barely turn around. The lobby is a joke, there really isn't and the don't have any Internet access although there is wi fi. The staff was helpful and... More

The location is unparalleled but the attention to detail was sadly lacking. There are plenty of choices of small hotels in this Purmamarca area so you should choose according to your needs. This is a beautifully designed hotel but this cabana that we had needed some upgrading. The bedroom is separate from the living space and it was a bit... More

If you are going to Salinas Grandes and don't want to drive all day, you have to stop and spend one night (at least) in this hotel. The restaurant is excelent. The breakfast is very good. The rooms are nice but very small. Try to pick some room in the back of the building, far away from road, they are... More

This place is just pretentious. Based on the web info and photos you might think it is a paradisiacal spot in north of Argentina. But is not. Rooms are quite small and odd shaped, and to access them you need to go outside the reception building. As the rooms are partially buried on the ground, there is no ventilation but... More

Lets start with the negatives: The hotel is on the main hwy between Chile and Argentina. Every few minutes there a massive 50 ton truck that passes by causing huge amount of noise. Second, there was a lack of hot water. This might be because we were staying in the econo suite - at 200 pesos a night, instead of... More

After a long day's driving we hit upon this hotel as the other one nearby was full, and we had an extremely comfortable stay, and enjoyed a fantastic gourmet dinner, all of which was reasonably priced. The owner has some very god ideas on hotel management. Would recommend to anyone.

CASA de ADOBE was just lovely. There was no English spoken here, or French, but the concierge and staff were so engaging and so helpful that our pathetic Castillano con sign language was more than sufficient. The hotel is surrounded by the gorgeous mountains and is itself a part of the scenery. It looks exactly like the Web-photos and is... More