The lodges are warm, rustic and informal, with wood-burning fireplaces and quiet corners to read, have a glass of wine or simply do nothing.
There are just six guest rooms, each with a private bathroom and views towards the mountains or stream. The style is unmistakably Argentine, with natural materials, traditional furniture, antiques and handcrafted textiles collected over the years.
Nothing feels overly designed. This is not a hotel made to look like a mountain lodge. It is a mountain home that evolved into a place for guests.
After a day in the mountains, Rancho ‘e Cuero becomes a warm place to come home to. Boots come off, the fire is burning and someone opens a bottle of wine.
There is Wi-Fi, the ranch runs on solar energy, and its water comes directly from the mountains.
No power lines crossing the landscape or generators humming in the background.