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Mendoza (Spanish pronunciation: [menˈdosa]) is the capital city of Mendoza Province, in Argentina. It is located in the northern-central part of the province, in a region of foothills and high plains, on the eastern side of the Andes. As of the 2001 census [INDEC], Mendoza’s population was 110,993. The metropolitan population was 848,660 in 2001, making Greater Mendoza the fourth largest census metropolitan area in the country.
Ruta Nacional 7, the major road running between Buenos Aires and Santiago, runs through Mendoza. The city is a frequent stopover for climbers on their way to Aconcagua (the highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere) and for adventure travelers interested in mountaineering, hiking, horseback riding, rafting, and other sports. In the winter, skiers come to the city for its easy access to the Andes.
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Two of the main industries of Mendoza area are olive oil production and wine making. The region around Greater Mendoza is the largest wine producing area in Latin America. As such, Mendoza is one of nine cities worldwide in the network of Great Capitals of Wine, and the city is an emerging wine tourism destination and base for exploring the hundreds of wineries in the region.
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Mendoza has a wide array of hotels and some of the best in South America and Argentina.
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Some popular hotels and accomodations which are available in Mendoza are:
Vacation House in Mendoza
, Mendoza
Accommodation: Self-Catering
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4210222
Website: http://www.alquitempmendoza.url.com.ar
B&B Plaza Italia
Montevideo 685, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Bed and Breakfast
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4234219
Website: http://www.plazaitalia.net
Apart Hotel Parque
Boulogne Sur Mer, 85, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4287590
Website: http://www.aparthotelparque.com.ar
Hotel Necochea
Necochea 541, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 1-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4234295
Website: http://www.hotelnecochea.com.ar
Departamentos Plaza Espana
A. Espana 744, 2-nd floor, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Self-Catering
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4235700
Website: http://www.dptosplazaespana.com.ar
San Lorenzo Apartments
San Lorenzo, 568, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Self-Catering
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4296261, +54 261 4201370
Website: http://www.sanlorenzoapart.com
Savigliano International Hostel
Pedro B. Palacios, 944, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Hostel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4237746
Website: http://www.savigliano.com.ar
Hotel Nutibara
Avenida Mitre, 867, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4295428
Website: http://www.nutibara.com.ar
Hotel Alcor
Av. General Paz 86, esq. 9 de Julio, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4381000
Website: http://www.alcorhotel.com.ar
Hostel Internacional
Espana 343, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Hostel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4240018
Website: http://www.hostelmendoza.net
Damajuana Hostel
Aristides Villanueva 282, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Hostel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4255858
Website: http://www.damajuanahostel.com.ar
Hotel Pacifico
San Juan, 1407, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 2-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4235444, +54 261 4202001
Website: http://www.hotelpacifico-mza.com.ar
Hotel 27 de Agosto
Amigorena, 36, Mendoza
Accommodation: 2-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4200050, +54 261 4200035
Website: http://www.27deagosto.com.ar
Hotel Castelar
Gutierrez, 598, Mendoza
Accommodation: 2-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4234245
Website: http://www.castelarmendoza.com.ar
Hotel Aconcagua
San Lorenzo, 545, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 4-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4204499, +54 261 4202083
Website: http://www.hotelaconcagua.com
Hotel Park Hyatt Mendoza
Mendoza, Mendoza
Accommodation: 5-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4411234, +54 261 4411235
Website: http://mendoza.park.hyatt.com
Hostel Independencia
Mitre, 1237, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Hostel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4231806
Website: http://www.hostelindependencia.com.ar
Hotel Cervantes
Amigorena, 65, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 5200400, +54 261 5200458
Website: http://www.hotelcervantesmza.com.ar
Al Sol Mendoza
Lavalle, 35-45, Mendoza
Accommodation: Self-Catering
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4298994
Website: http://www.alsolmendoza.com.ar
Aconcagua Hostel
Belgrano, 1194, Mendoza
Accommodation: Hostel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4250160
Website: http://www.hostel-aconcagua.com.ar
El Portal Suites Apart Hotel
Necochea, 661, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 4-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4382038
Website: http://www.elportalsuites.com.ar
Tunkelen Apart Hotel
9 de Julio, 2349, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 2-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4201267, +54 261 4258042
Website: http://www.tunkelen.com.ar
Hotel Urbana Suites
25 de Mayo, 1590, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 4-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4340333
Website: http://www.urbanasuites.com.ar
Gran Hotel Mendoza
Avenida Espana 1210, esq. Espejo, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4252000
Website: http://www.hotelmendoza.com
Empedrado Bed & Breakfast
Patricias Mendocinas, 1959, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Hostel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4294131
Website: http://www.empedradobb.com.ar
International Campo Base
Av Mitre 946, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Hostel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4290707
Website: http://www.campo-base.com.ar
Hotel Internacional
Sarmiento, 720, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 4-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4255600, +54 261 4298777
Website: http://www.hinternacional.com.ar
Confluencia Hostal
Espana, 1512, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Hostel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4290430
Website: http://www.hostalconfluencia.com.ar
Huellas Andinas Hostel
Rivadavia, 640, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: Hostel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4202846
Website: http://www.huellasandinas.com
Hotel Crillon
Peru, 1075, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4298494, +54 261 4239658
Website: http://www.hcrillonmza.com
Hotel Reina Victoria
San Juan 1127, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 5-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4259800
Website: http://www.reinavictoriasuites.com.ar
Sosa Haus
Juan B. Justo, 56, Mendoza
Accommodation: Hostel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4254586
Website: http://www.sosahaus.com
Hotel Provincial
Belgrano, 1259, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4258284, +54 261 4254022
Website: http://www.hotelprovincialmza.com
Gran Hotel Huentala
Primitivo de la Reta, 1007, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 4-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4200802, +54 261 4200664
Website: http://www.huentala.com
Grand Hotel Balbi
Avenida Las Heras, 340, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4233500, +54 261 4380626
Website: http://www.hotelbalbi.com.ar
Hotel Home Suites
Colon y Lemos, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4296857, +54 261 4234660
Website: http://www.homesuitesapart.com
Hotel Petit
Peru, 1459, 5500 Mendoza
Accommodation: 2-Star Hotel
Phone/Fax: +54 261 4232099, +54 261 4297537
Website: http://www.petithotelmendoza.com.ar
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Mendoza Hotels - Things to Do & Attractions
The city of Mendoza is located at the foot of Andean Mountains, where is the highest summit of America, the Aconcagua, with more than 6900 meters of height. This mount is one of the main attractions of the zone for climbers from the entire world.
When Mendoza was discovered, the colonizers where surprised by the artificial channels created by the natives of the zone, who found out the way to improve the use of water in a very dry land. So Mendoza is an oasis city, with the same channels using the waters of Mendoza River, running across the streets and watering hundred of trees, also planted to avoid the waters evaporation.
For this reason, there was created one of the symbols of this beautiful city, the San Martín General Park, with species brought from different places of the world. The trees have given their names to many streets and avenues at Mendoza, like Los Plátanos and Las Palmeras. Inside the town there are signalized Pedestrian Circuits, so the visitors can walk through them and discover the wonderful gardens, parks and squares.
Mendoza also has a great architecture and decorative elements brought from Europe, like the large doors from England and reproductions of the little horses of Champs Elysees in France. There is also a monument in honor of the Andean Army at the top of La Gloria hill, which has the best panoramic view of the city. In its slopes, there is a Zoo.
The city has a little downtown, full of beautiful coffee shops under the trees, where you can enjoy the exquisite gastronomy of the zone, with its sweets specialties. There are also artisan fairs and markets, to enjoy with local fruits, vegetables and meats of the best quality. Some of them are Central Market, Palmares Sidewalk, Godoy Cruz and Guaymallén fairs.
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This city is close to Los Penitentes Ski Resort, where the visitors can enjoy of the ski and snowboard with the best quality of snow and different degrees of difficulty in its 17 slopes.
At the surroundings of the city, there are great valleys and wine caves. San Rafael is the most famous producer of wines in the zone, with drinks of excellent quality, cultivated in the perfect dry climate for them. There are many excursions to discover these wonderful places and enjoy tasting a sample of the most exquisites wines of the zone.
Close to San Rafael there is also Las Leñas Ski Resort, another ski center with excellent slopes and all the amenities the visitors need to enjoy the best snow for winter sports, with the beautiful sunny weather of Mendoza.
In Grande Valley there is Altue River and Altue Canyon. Here the visitors can enjoy of rafting and other nautical activities, such as swimming, windsurf, fishing and navigation.
Another attraction of the Mendoza is Potrerillos Valley, located between Mendoza and Blanco rivers. This is a place full of vegetation, rivers and waterfalls, with beautiful mountain flora and native birds, which makes of it the best place to enjoy outdoor activities like horseback riding, trekking, mountain bike and paragliding.
Argentina’s wines are growing in popularity, and most of the vineyards and wine industry are located in Mendoza province, (map) in the Cuyo region. The wine harvest festival, Vendimia, which falls on the first Saturday of March, actually begins in January in various locations around the province and then zeroes in on the city of Mendoza. The celebrations include folkloric festivals, religious ceremonies to bless the grapes, crowning of the Reina Nacional de la Vendimia, sports events and a lot of wine and merriment on into April.
Honoring the region’s agricultural bounty, there are also festivals honoring melons and tomatoes, plus the Festival de la Tonada and the Fiesta Folklórica-ecuestre. The climate in Mendoza is hot and humid during the summer, but tree-lined streets, fountains in the plazas, an afternoon siesta and adapting to the mendocino lifestyle will add to your comfort.
There’s much more to do and see in and around Mendoza. (See Mendoza, Argentina from space.) In the center of the city, centered around Plaza Independencia and Plazas España, San Martín, Italia and Chile, you’ll want to see:
Museo Popular Callejero which displays the changes in Mendoza’s city streets since its founding in 1561
Palacio Municipal
Camarín de la Virgen del Carmen de Cuyo in the Basilica de San Francisco, who was the patron saint of the Army of the Andes, General José de San Martín’s army which marched over the Andes to help liberate Chile and Peru
Ruinas de San Francisco, which was a school built by the Jesuits and taken over by the Franciscan monks
Parque General San Martín, with the Cerro de la Gloria monument honoring San Martín and his army, is a forested park with a zoo and the amphitheater where many of the Vendimia events take place
Beyond the city limits, you’ll see:
Winery tours, such as those offered by Bodega Toso and Bodega La Rural with their demonstrations of wine making and tastings, of course
Parque Provincial Aconcagua, where Cerro Aconcagua, at 22974 ft (6962 m), is the highest peak in South America. Climbers need at least two weeks, including acclimatization, to make the ascent. (See Mt. Aconcagua and the Andes from space.) You can take great photos from Laguna Horcones
Puente del Inca is a natural stone bridge over the Río Mendoza and one of Argentina’s natural wonders. The coppery-gold color of the rocks comes from minerals in the water
If you stop by the Cementerio de los Andinistas, you’ll see graves of people of all nationalities, most of them very young, who died on Aconcagua
Cristo Redentor is a must-see. Erected to mark the border dispute between Argentina and Chile, the statue of Christ the Redeemer at 13200 ft (4000 m) is open only when the road is open. Cannons used in the wars of liberation were melted down to provide the metal for the statue
Uspallata is a beautiful valley, with the remains of a pre-Colombian mining site and petroglyphs
Around Malargüe, you’ll visit the lakes at La Niña Encantada, LLancanelo, Cavernas de Las Brujas, and the Bosque Petrificado, Petrified Forest
Besides wine tasting, scenic sights and festivals, Mendoza provides year-round sports:
skiing, of course, at Los Penitentes, Los Molles and Las Leñas
white water rafting and kayaking on the very fast Río Mendoza
climbing, hiking and trekking on Cerro Aconcagua and other peaks and foothills
paragliding from 2997 ft (700m) Cerro Arco
horseback riding, fishing, and wildlife watching
Whenever you go to Mendoza, take your appetite! Regional foods and wines are sure to please.
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