This hotel is very unique: very good location in the center of the city , it is very quiet ; the rooms are very large with an exceptional decoration ; the staff is very friendly and helpful. Definitively, if we return to san antonio, we'll go back to this hotel. More

I called early in the morning and reserved a room for two nights as I had seen the hotel on the internet and like that it had a pool surrounded by a grassy area. It was very appealing to me because I wanted to relax for the last two days of a very exhausting trip in Argentina. We then took... More

You might do as well if you are lucky but you won't do better than Paradores Draghi in San Antonio de Areco. The place itself is practically faultless. It is a small, family-run place at the back of the family's silversmith workshop and showroom. It is absolutely central: while you enter from the rear, the front door (to the showroom... More

The Draghi family are great hosts, the rooms are very, very nice, breakfast was good and the location cannot be beat. We really enjoyed our four night stay and El Dia de Tradicion in November, 2011 More

My favourite place on a our trip to Argentina! this place is a small hotel type bed and breakfast that is run by the amazing Draghi family. It is on a large piece of property in the centre of San Antonio de Areco. The property also has the silversmith workshop where the Draghi family still works to make beautiful silverware.... More

My husband and I traveled for 3 weeks in Argentina and Uruguay and stayed at a number of hotels, inns and B and B's. Paradores Draghi was by far our favorite. Ours was not a budget vacation and we stayed at lovely places, but Draghi stands out among them. I believe it's the attention to detail that makes this place... More

While not mentioned on their hotel website, the surname Draghi is that of the most renowned silversmith in Argentina (perhaps South America). While Draghi Sr. passed away a couple of years ago, his children carry on with the traditions. Presidents, popes and kings have commissioned custom works from this little shop (3 or 4 workers) that forms part of this... More

We had a one night stay (and frankly, unless you are going to one of the estancias, you can see everything in San Antonio de Areco in this time) and formed a very favourable first impression of this little B & B. A relaxed check-in - no credit card or payment required - and smiling staff plus a lady (a... More

After 5 days in busy Buenos Aires, we took a 2 hour ride on beautiful assigned-seat public bus (Retiro bus station) and arrived on the outskirts of this small town. We walked the 8 blocks to this amazing hotel on the main square. There are only 5 rooms. They lead out to a beautiful private garden with a small but... More