Everything.

I would just recommend to arrive during daylight since the final part (a few km) were of gravel and at the time, it was not illuminated.

The view is amazing! The food at the hotel was also quite good and everyone working at the hotel was very nice and very accommodating

The hotel is not walking distance to anything and Uber doesn’t work in the areas. Hiring cars is a bit expensive ~$40 -$60 USD per trip. Renting a car would be advisable

Absolutely amazing place. Like a dream. I've been traveling all my life and been to iver 65 countries, but this guesthouse is clearly one of the best I've ever been. Very well maintained, surrounded by beautiful nature, vineyards, mountain view, beautiful pool, quiet, a place to wind down, relax and appreciate life.

One of the best stays we had in 5 weeks of travel through Chile and Argentina, this place was amazing at a great price in the Uco Valley. The hotel staff was amazing in Angelina and the other ladies and gentleman and they couldn't do enough to help us out in planning tastings and giving recommendations in things to do and places to visit / eat etc. Don't be scared to drive your rental car down the dirt road, it took all of 5 mins and your tires will not pop. The secluded location in the vineyard with animals and birds everywhere was amazing and the comfort of the room and privacy was superb! Breakfast was excellent! Can't speak highly enough of this place!

Nothing, everything was amazing!

La Morada is located in a nice place, surrounded by vineyards and The Andes.

However, we paid 250 USD per night which is way too expensive for the quality of our stay and the service offered : ⁃ The hotel is too isolated and requires at least 30 minutes of driving to access any single bodega or restaurant ; ⁃ To access the hotel, you have to drive 4 km on a very poor quality unpaved road : the stones damaged both the body and the tires of our rental car ; ⁃ There is no staff at all at the hotel : no one to welcome you nor hold your luggage to your room (which is the very minimum to expect for that type of fare in the country) ; ⁃ There is no courtesy bottles of water in the room, nor tea or coffee and you are required to pay for a Nespresso capsule. We’ve done a few hotels throughout Argentina with similar fees and courtesy coffee or tea is the bare minimum when you pay 250 USD/night ; ⁃ There is only hot water for one single shower so that my wife had to shower with cold water. When we mentioned that to the staff, we were replied to wait one hour between two showers. Again, this is not acceptable for that type of fees, we are not in a motel. ⁃ Our towels had not been changed despite putting them on the floor and they are not generous with the beauty products : no refill of shampoos and we had to use a single soap bar for two people for our whole stay, for both the shower and the lavatory. To conclude, the very expensive price for Argentinian standards does not correspond at all to the quality of the services offered. We do not recommend this place.