Estancia Candelaria del Monte
The Pampas, Argentina
At a Glance
A 200-hectare working estancia just under two hours from Buenos Aires
Just seven guestrooms, each unique and characterful
Owned by local artist Sebastián Goñi who has made his mark on this historical property
Attentive staff and personalized service
Friendly dogs at the estancia who are more than happy to accompany on your rides
Horseriding, bird-watching and farm activities included in your stay
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Description
A refreshing escape in the Argentine countryside, Estancia Candelaria del Monte is a beautifully restored historic estancia which still operates today as a working farm. The Criollo Horses are well looked after and there are a variety of sizes and temperaments suited to each individual rider. Whatever your experience level, the attentive staff will be able to accommodate you and ensure that you are comfortable when taking the horses out for a ride, and the friendly estancia dogs will be more than happy to join you too! With just seven guest rooms at the estancia, the staff are able to highly personalize your stay and ensure that your time in The Pampas is memorable.
Owned by local artist Sebastián Goñi, Estancia Candelaria del Monte has been given a modern twist, yet retains its historic charm. Each of the seven rooms is unique and rustic in style, with comfortable furniture and colorful local textiles, while common areas are designed to feel homely and welcoming. Surrounded by trees and 200 acres of open grassland, the natural beauty of the area will leave you feeling relaxed after a long flight or action-packed itinerary throughout South America. Riding, farm activities and birdwatching are included in your stay, while polo lessons and fishing can be arranged at an additional charge. A large outdoor pool provides the perfect spot to cool off after a long ride.
Accommodation
There are just seven rooms and suites at Estancia Candelaria del Monte, each unique in style and simple yet comfortable. Accommodation is decidedly family-friendly with the blue wing or orange wing which can be closed off to provide two separate bedrooms, a sitting room and a bathroom.
| Suite Del Patron | Estancia Candelaria's Suite Del Patron is the property's master suite, decorated in a simple but luxurious fashion that is undoubtedly Argentine. The suite's interior features a large sitting area with private fireplace, ensuite bathroom, original ceilings with wooden beams, leaded windows and plush bedding. |
| Cuarto de Visita Room | Estancia Candelaria's Cuarto de la Visita Room is decorated in a simple but luxurious fashion that is undoubtedly Argentine. The room features an ensuite bathroom, original ceilings with wooden beams, leaded windows and plush bedding. |
| The Blue Wing | The Blue Wing provides two separate bedrooms, both of which can be either in double or twin configuration, a private sitting room and a full bathroom. |
| The Orange Wing | The Orange Wing provides two separate bedrooms, both of which can be either in double or twin configuration, a private sitting room and a full bathroom. |
| Z-Suite | The Z-Suite is the largest of the estancia's suites and displays much of Sebastian's original artwork, local textiles and wood, creating a homely atmosphere. The suite has a private bathroom and dressing area, as well as a sitting room and is accessed via an external door from the property's courtyard. There is also a fireplace for cooler evenings. |
Facilities
There is a large outdoor swimming pool which is an ideal spot to cool off after a long ride or polo lesson and plenty of lounge areas to unwind in too. Dining is a family-style affair with delicious local cuisine being served, including the occasional traditional Argentine asado (BBQ). The surrounding gardens are used to grow herbs and vegetables which are served from the estancia kitchen.
Activities
Activities on the farm include horse riding, light farm work, visits to the nearby town and gentle bike rides. The vast grounds are ideal for walking too so why not take the dogs with you?
For an additional charge, polo lessons, massages, guided birdwatching and guided fishing can be arranged.
When to go
The Pampas is a year round destination, spring and autumn (October/November and April/May) being the most pleasant. It can be hot and humid in the peak summer months of January and February. Winter is usually pretty mild.
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