Step into a spacious, character-filled apartment in the heart of Salta. With original colonial arches, terracotta floors, and handwoven textile details, the space feels authentically Argentine from the moment you walk in. At 150 m², there’s plenty of room for your group to relax, cook, and gather without feeling cramped.

The apartment has three bedrooms: a comfortable double room with a queen-size bed and warm bedside lighting, a twin room with two single beds, and a cozy single room—sleeping up to 7 guests in total. Each room has its own unique character and comes with fresh towels and linens included.

The fully equipped kitchen has everything you need to cook: a gas stove, oven, microwave, refrigerator, and kettle. The separate dining room comfortably seats 6 around a large table—perfect for a group meal after a day exploring Salta.

Step outside onto your own private open-air terrace—a spacious tiled area with seating for 4 and a small portable grill. It’s a lovely spot to unwind with a glass of wine as the Salta evening cools down. Note: The terrace is uncovered, so it’s best enjoyed on clear days.

The apartment is located on the first floor of a residential building, accessed through a shared street-level door and a staircase. The building has only two apartments—yours is at the end of the hall, with its own private entrance. Your host, Adrian, lives in the adjacent apartment, which means help is always just a few steps away if you need anything—but you’ll have complete privacy throughout your stay.

Pellegrini Street is one of Salta’s main central streets, but don’t let that deter you—the apartment is set back from the street, and guests consistently comment on how quiet it is inside. You get the best of both worlds: everything is within walking distance, yet it’s peaceful once you close the door.

You're 9 blocks from Plaza 9 de Julio, Salta's main square, and within easy walking distance of the city's best restaurants, peñas, and cultural sites. Free parking is available nearby.

Adrian, your host, is passionate about Salta and always happy to share his favorite spots — from the best empanadas in town to organizing day trips to the Calchaquí Valleys, Quebrada de Humahuaca, or the Train to the Clouds.