La Posta de Los Toldos

The rooms at La Posta de Los Toldos are spacious and cosy, with natural wooden furniture and earthy tones creating a down-to-earth atmosphere. Bright light fills the room through a wide window and a double bed sits in the centre of the room, covered in crisp bed linens and plush cushions. A dining table is available for guests who wish to dine in their room, and all the rooms come with a private bathroom. Different layouts are available, twin, triple, and bunked rooms can be chosen by guests.

Guests can head to the communal dining area for mealtimes where food is served fresh, with local produce and dishes inspired by traditional Argentinian flavours.

With over 16 kilometres of trails around La Posta de Los Toldos, guests can spend their days exploring their breathtaking surroundings, immersing themselves in nature, learning about the history of this area, and finding ancient rock paintings. There are treks nearby which are free to the public, including the Land of Colours trek, The Guanaca trek; where hikers will ascend Cerro Amarillo and be rewarded with panoramic views of rugged mountains and jagged rock formations.

Koi trek is also amiable to the public and includes summiting the Sumich Plateau, where guests will be rewarded with sweeping views of the arid landscape all the way to the endless horizons. The Descent the Awnings trek is available for hikers of a high fitness level, as it is a challenging trail.

After a 10-minute walk guests of La Posta de Los Todos can find themselves at the unique star observatory. In this area of Argentina, there is little to no light pollution, meaning breathtaking constellations can even be seen with the naked eye, and can be viewed through the telescope as a crystal clear image. Once the sun has set, the night sky becomes filled with a million stars.

La Posta de Los Toldos offers eco-tours as part of their effort to maintain a sustainable and eco-friendly hotel, and bring awareness of these issues to their guests. ‘Rewilding Argentina’ is constantly working to rewind the surrounding area, and return it to the natural haven it once was. They help to promote experiences in nature so guests can gain a full appreciation of how important it is to protect the wildlife.