Argentina’s pampas are a green haven that stretch as far as the eye can see and are a must-see on your trip to Argentina.

Gauchos, cowboys native to the region, used to gallop the entire distance from end to end. Their silhouette would fade away over the horizon behind a great cloud of dust, with only the odd river or stream stopping them. Land suited to raising cattle and growing crops. In 1846 they started to build fences, ranches, engage in agriculture, and plant trees. The never-ending countryside was transformed by farming, but the traditions of rural life are still around today and you can learn about them when visiting.

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Apartments

Two double rooms with a private living room and bathroom. ‘Las Garzas’ means ‘herons’ in Spanish. Thus the interior design is inspired by a view of the white herons on the waters of a blue lake. Ideal for families and friends travelling together.

  • King or twin sized beds
  • 2 bedrooms
  • Private living room

Two double bedrooms with a private living room and bathroom. The dominant color of the interior is orange - the color of the rising sun in the early morning. Ideal for families and friends travelling together.

  • King or twin sized beds
  • 2 bedrooms
  • Private living room

A very spacious room with big windows, cozy private gallery and a terrific lounge area with a fireplace. Decorated in a classic style, it evokes the main room of the owner of a estancia.

  • King sized bed
  • Fireplace
  • Lounge area

Our biggest room, the bed is super king size, and looks to a warm fireplace. The room combines classic furnishing with modern metal sculptures, giving the place a sense of eclecticism.

  • Super King-sized bed
  • Fireplace
  • Lounge area

Adouble room with private bathroom. A hall precedes the room decorated in a classic style.

  • King sized bed
  • Sitting area

Country house located 200 meters from the main house, with views of the pastures and the sunset. It offers privacy with two bedrooms sharing a bathroom. Its style combines warmth and simplicity, featuring antique wooden furniture that evokes rural charm.

  • One King or twin bed, and a room with twin beds
  • Two bedrooms
  • Private living room

Why we are special

Colonial style

La Bandada is a 20th century colonial style house, a place of simple elegance. It was renovated in 2017 preserving its traditional old-fashioned look and spell.

Both roomy and cozy, guests love to rest and read here. Long verandas keep the house at a comfortable temperature, and are the perfect place for spending the afternoon, reading, or trying your luck at a traditional Argentinian game called El Sapo.

The main house is tucked away in a lush grove, dominated by towering banana trees, poplar trees, pine trees, and ginkgo-bilobas, which turn deep yellow in autumn.

Nature

Enjoy the feel of the pampas from the windows of La Bandada. From the smell of the jasmine climbing the veranda columns, to the sound of birds singing here and there, a horse neighing in the distance, as you gaze out onto the vast open park home to ancient trees — nature is there to be discovered!

Our cuisine

Time for country food. Traditional, flavour-filled recipes with fresh ingredients straight from our garden, with guests joining the chef in picking the fruit and vegetables. At the La Bandada dinner table you’re guaranteed to find homemade dulce de leche and juicy empanadas, with everyone wanting to bring the recipe back home.

Details that make the difference

Each room in the house has a unique design and decoration. Whether in front of the living room fireplace or curled up in your room, you’re sure to find a nice spot to enjoy a coffee, read, or have an enjoyable chat.

«When I opened the windows to let the country come in The pampa, the entire pampa was nothing but horizon»

— Olivero Girondo, poet

Activities

Interiors

Reviews from our visitors

Mairead N Ireland
February 2025

The estancia where you can relax and unwind

This is the place to go, to unwind after a long flight and before you do the big trip around Argentina. It’s also the place to come to after you’ve done it all and want to rest in a beautiful environment before you fly home. Everyone is so welcoming, the food is delicious, there’s a pool, horse-riding - anything you’d like to relax.

Sally Ann L
November 2024

Un día inolvidable en La Bandada

¡La Bandada nos dio una experiencia inolvidable! El hotel es muy lindo, la huerta es preciosa, los animales y en particular los caballos son magníficos, y el personal es super atento. Seguro que volveremos en el futuro. Pasamos un día allí y aprendimos hacer empanadas, comimos un asado, hicimos cabalgatas con Juan (el mejor guía!!), comimos una cena espectacular y nos despertamos al sonido de pájaros. Fue realmente espectacular.

Paola A
October 2024

Above Expectations

Beyond expectation. Room was lovely. Food excellent. Staff was so very helpful, always going the extra mile. We enjoyed cooking class, riding horses, garden tour, pool, bird watching. Very restful. Asado was delicious and abundant.

KTKaty United Kingdom
March 2024

Gorgeous estancia close to BA

This was one of our favourite parts of our trip. The estancia is beautiful.. we loved sitting in the lounge area drinking Argentinian Malbec. We were made to feel so welcome by Agustina and the lovely staff (including Oreo the cat , Filo, Luba and the other doggies)

Location

La Bandada is only 80 km from the International Airport, «Ministro Pistarini», locally known as «Ezeiza». The whole trip will be done on a paved highway. Depending on the traffic, the trip takes around an hour.



La Bandada is only 120 km away. It is easy to access. The whole trip is by highway or paved road. Depending on traffic, the trip takes about an hour and 45 minutes.



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