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House Of Jasmines

What We Think

House of Jasmines is the rare rural retreat where elegance feels effortless and time slows with intention. Each room tells its own story—some open onto terraces overlooking rose gardens and eucalyptus trees, others gather around firelit living rooms where you can sink into native textiles and peer at candlelit silence. Living areas glow with indigenous fabrics, fireplaces murmuring beneath high ceilings, and the sense that hospitality here is inherited, not fabricated. Meals feel like communal celebrations—breakfasts are fragrant with homemade bread, coffee, and regional produce, while evenings might bring al fresco asados under the stars or rich dining by firelight. The spa, though discreet, invites restoration through steam baths and expertly administered treatments. In its ease, House of Jasmines honors patience, provenance, and the simple luxury of being wholly rooted in place.

What It Is

House of Jasmines is a vintage estancia turned intimate boutique retreat set amid sprawling gardens and wide views of the Andes. Just a short drive from Salta’s center and airport, this handcrafted property offers 13 to 14 individually styled rooms ranging from rustic-chic standard rooms to junior suites and family chalets.

What It Isn't

This is not a slick, amenities‑overloaded resort. There’s no urban gloss or performance of service. Instead, you’ll find something quieter: a genuine countryside escape that privileges friendliness, slow rhythms, and a spirit rooted in place.

You're Here Because

You seek more than a place to sleep—you want a stage for stillness. You want your lodging to feel like a private home with stories embedded in its beams. You are drawn to landscapes that invite wandering, kitchens that tell of local traditions, and staff who feel less transactional than familial.

The Moment

In late afternoon, you pause in the “winter garden,” a room framed by light and flora, glass doors open to eucalyptus groves, and you hold a cup of tea by a crackling fire. The Andes soften in the distance, every breath tastes like sky. In that glow, the world outside gently falls away.

Restaurants & Bars

La Table - For beautifully presented meals rooted in the flavors of Northwest Argentina

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