Club Tapiz

Located in Maipú, Mendoza, Club Tapiz is a boutique hotel housed in a historic residence built in 1890, surrounded by vineyards and offering views of the Andes Mountains. The property has been carefully restored, preserving elements of its original architecture and the character of a traditional Mendoza estate while combining them with the comforts of contemporary accommodation.

Rooms

The hotel offers warm and elegant rooms integrated into the historic main house and connected by its traditional verandas. The spaces preserve details of the original architecture and maintain a close connection with the gardens and vineyards surrounding the property.

Gastronomy

One of its main highlights is Terruño Restaurant, whose cuisine is based on regional and seasonal ingredients, many of them sourced from the property’s own organic garden. Gastronomy plays a central role in the Club Tapiz experience and is complemented by a carefully selected collection of Mendoza wines.

Services & Wellness

Club Tapiz features an outdoor swimming pool, gardens, Wi-Fi, parking, and relaxation areas, as well as a variety of wellness options. Its setting among vineyards and olive groves provides a peaceful stay closely connected to Mendoza’s rural landscape.

Wine & Experiences

Wine is an essential part of Club Tapiz’s identity. Its location allows guests to immerse themselves in the world of wine through tastings, tours, and experiences related to the vineyard and winemaking process, while also providing convenient access to numerous wineries throughout Maipú and Luján de Cuyo.

Depending on the time of year, guests can discover different stages of the vine’s growing cycle and experience the seasonal activities of a traditional Mendoza wine estate.

Location

Maipú, Mendoza, in a vineyard area close to the border with Luján de Cuyo, with convenient access from both the city of Mendoza and the international airport.

Its location makes Club Tapiz an excellent base for exploring the traditional wine routes of Maipú and Luján de Cuyo, two of Mendoza’s historic wine regions.