Legado Mitico Salta Hotel Boutique

An impeccable and cultured decor, with friendly and attentive service. Many period artefacts combine with excellent modern facilities. Highly recommended to any international traveller. I don't need to write another fourteen characters to say how good is this hotel

Quirky, cosy hotel, and well situated for Salta's main tourist attractions. Our room was comfortable and clean, but had no tea or coffee making facilities. (We were given a free glass of wine on arrival.) However, the code for reading about our room, which was dedicated to a local musician was only available in Spanish - very frustrating. Very helpful reception and breakfast adequate.

We stayed at Legado Mitico in Buenos Aires and as we loved it we asked our travel agency to book the sister property in Salta where we stayed a couple of days at two different times during our tour across la Puna, Chile and Bolivia . we loved the place as soon as we entered . The palace had a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere ; the different and well appointed common areas were a mix of traditional and modern style and we loved spending our free time reading one of the many interesting table books about Argentina , comfortably sitting and sipping a cup of tea. We found the rooms very lovely and very well appointed too : when we went back on our last day we were upgraded at the room” Gaucho”- which was amazing ) , but also the other one we stayed when we arrived was great. We appreciated the attention to details as well as the kind approach of the staff . Breakfast was absolutely fine with homemade products -good variety and excellent quality - The overall experience was really nice and we strongly recommend Legato mitico . Anna and Francesco from Italy

I really loved this hotel...it just felt special. The staff was incredibly welcoming. The way it was decorated was thoughtful, beautiful, and appropriate for the region. Easy walking distance from the center of Salta. Breakfast was lovely. I highly recommend this place if you want to be in Salta.

This beautiful, small boutique hotel in Salta is deservedly very well reviewed in many publications; bedrooms are comfortable, spacious and tastefully decorated with antiques and art work; our room (El Caudillo) had the most attractive large terrace balcony overlooking the internal courtyard garden. There are also elegant and comfortable sitting and social areas in the library and sitting rooms. Being within easy walking distance of the main centre – Plaza 9 de Julio - (about 5 blocks); within about 7 blocks (in the other direction) from Balcarse Street (the Pena street); and within 2 blocks of excellent restaurants, we found the hotel perfectly situated. Breakfasts are very good and staff at reception are very pleasant and helpful. There are also 3 parking spaces just outside the hotel’s front door.

The number of pictures that I have added here regarding our 3-night stay should be proof enough for the statement that this boutique hotel with not more than 9 rooms was THE BEST we had during 10 weeks of traveling. You will not find a pool and no gym either. There is no restaurant and no "see and be seen" lobby bar. And yes, the staff is quite reserved. But this place is special as every room is designed around a historical person. Of course this is the work of an interior designer. Yet, this designer has not just filled the guest rooms and the lounge area with some stylish but random collection of arts and crafts but has chosen the objects with care to give the rooms what I would call "soul". Our room was "La Escritora" in the back of the house with a small private patio. Subdued elegance and calmness is what we experienced there, in the breakfast room and in the lounge and library where they serve you coffee, other drinks and snacks. The car was parked safely in front of the hotel entrance. No need to move it in order to get to the popular sights and restaurants in the center of Salta... On departure day we got full breakfast ahead of the official breakfast hours as we had to catch an early flight. We enjoyed our stay so very much that "gone too soon" had a totally different meaning for us that morning...