House of Jasmines – Salta, Argentina
The House of Jasmines Hotel is a hidden garden at the foot of the Andes near Salta, Argentina.
At the base of the Andes and just a few minutes from Salta, the Relais & Chateaux House of Jasmines estancia is cradled by a warm and romantic atmosphere.
At the end of a eucalyptus lined driveway, an elegant 100-year old mansion welcomes travelers. Representing the art of hospitality dear to the Fenestraz family, the rooms and suites are a model of comfort and refinement.
From the large 100 hectare park to the spa and pool, everything has been designed to offer guests total relaxation.
With its large fireplace and clay oven, the House of Jasmines dining room, La Table specializes in Argentinean cuisine showcasing regional produce. House of Jasmines is also the perfect starting point to explore the natural wonders of northern Argentina.
In a specially arranged area of 300m², the House of Jasmines’ spa allows for revitalizing after a long trip or a day of hiking. There is a sauna, hammam, three treatment rooms and two relaxation areas.
We offer a selection of detox drinks and teas. Our professional practitioners offer different types of massage : relaxing, draining, hot stone, Thai and reflexology. Outside, the heated pool allows you to continue to relax while enjoying the magical view of the Andes.
House of Jasmines Rooms:
Standard Room
Superior Room
Junior Suite
Suite
House of Jasmines Experiences
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