Johanna Fabian

Nice location. Nice restaurant and personnel.

Hotel did not do my laundry even though I asked them several times to make sure that it was ready for check out on the following day

Loved this hotel due to it's remoteness and the ambiance in the surrounding grounds. Many places to sit and read/visit, etc.

Restaurant was exceptional. Had GF food that I could eat and actually enjoyed. View was good. the flooring could have been better marked because there were drop offs that were unexpected if you weren't paying attention. In other words, the floors were uneven and mostly ramps from section to section

Hotel was on a street where many locals hung out. Getting our luggage ourselves was an issue since the bell hops insisted that they get them. Accessing the street was difficult because there always seemed to be a car in front of the hotel.

Staff could not understand my English when I told them I had COVID and needed to cancel my massage appointment. Darian was rude upon arrival because he was working on his computer. He did not say please nor thank you. The woman and Karla were fine.

Driver was on time and very patient while all of us arrived at different times from the United States

Flight delays - poor communication with our travel associate. Poor hotel accommodations at the Hilton due to the distance back to the airport, when the holiday inn express was at the airport.

Guide was unable to answer most of our questions at the church and along the way. She seemed to have a script of what she wanted to tell us. We asked a lot of questions in the church and she said that she did not know. Like the stations of the cross (since it was lent), the nun giving counseling (maybe), etc.

We were scheduled to have 2 shuttles holding 12 of us. Only one shuttle arrived so we were delayed in our departure to the airport while the transport company discussed the terms of settlement of the drivers. We did make it to the airport on time but by passing vehicles on solid yellow lines going speeds above normal based upon the sway of the vehicle.

A tour that was scheduled to last for 6 hours took well over 10 hours. Lunch was good; by the end of the day all were exhausted.

Both the El Principal vineyard and the Santiago vineyard tours were very nice for our last day of the journey.

Honestly the best Holiday Inn I've ever been to. Amazing staff, great restaurant, super clean and comfy rooms! And I stayed there many nights coming and going on various trips...

Very comfortable hotel Small and in a great area of Buenos Aires. Easy to walk to all restaurants and the staff at the hotel was super

Physically a nice enough Hotel. Very well set up has pool. It's clean. It's big. The beds are comfy. The staff's attitude is crummy and for that reason I would not stay there again

I was super impressed by the dancers and the way that this show was put together covering the 1920s through the indigenous people and the sounds of the Andes from the pipes they played

Really enjoyed our tour with Pablo our guide. We were the only two we had plenty of time with him. We learned a significant amount of the history of the city and of course the river, the peoples that settled there. I always appreciate getting that kind of information it gives you a feeling for what the city was and has become. Lot of architecture and of course tours of the parks which are really overwhelmingly frequent in Buenos Aires

The Remota Patagonia Lodge in Puerto Natales was absolutely lovely. The ambiance and service were excellent, making our stay enjoyable and relaxing.

Hosteria El Paraiso in El Chaltén was not as comfortable as expected due to the lack of air conditioning. The hot weather made it difficult to sleep peacefully. It would have been helpful to know this in advance, as I could have brought a small fan. However, the location itself was beautiful.

The Full-Day Trek to the Base of Torres del Paine was quite interesting. We ended up walking the trail on our own as the guide allowed us to break off due to our quicker pace and the large number of hikers. The guide wasn't necessary since the hike was straightforward, and we felt that only transportation was needed, as the guided aspect was minimal and mostly in Spanish.

This hotel’s location is in the heart of Cusco with the old city feeling. They also provide good service and good breakfast!

The staff were good and kind! Great breakfast food, the hotel is clean and organized. It’s also close to the bus and train.

Very cute! They also have really good services and good food in the restuarant.

The very reason I booked a trip to Peru! It didn’t dissapoint! The Machu Picchu is very charming and amazing, our tour guides, Emilia is also very knowledgeable with the history and patient with us and provided us with ample amounts of rest breaks especially with the stairs part!

Breathtaking literally and figuratively.

This is a 3 star hotel not 4/5 star as compared to hotels in the States. Clean and friendly staff. Breakfast offered was average, room was basic and bed was average. The evening wine offered in the lobby and use of wet and dry Saunas were nice additions. Located near many great restaurants but a bit far from other tourist areas.

Beautiful older hotel with amazing views. Wonderful infinity pool that is heated with a view of the mountains. Afternoon tea was lovely. Restaurant on sites were ok, breakfast was good offering. Room was spacious and clean, bed average, floors creak loudly. Location is far from everything.

Hotel in a jungle setting. Family friendly with a lot of kids running around. Only 1 restaurant on site with staff that was not attentive. Didn’t refill food during breakfast buffet. Didn’t check on us during dinner service. Hotel is walkable to other shops and restaurants but it’s not a short walk and the road is rough.

This is a small older hotel but well kept clean and has friendly staff. Room was small and basic. Great location walkable to down town area. Breakfast was average. Downfall is that the hotel staff goes through in the morning knocking on doors for those that have early tour pick ups but it wakes up all hotel guest.

Nice hotel in wine country and the rooms in the wine barrels are unique. Beds are very comfortable, room is spacious and clean. Staff was very nice and breakfast was good. Onsite restaurant was good but limited and it’s a bit far to walk anywhere else. Energy saving hotel requires you to have a key in the slot for the AC to run which I understand but the room would get very hot during the day.

Pick up went smoothly

This was a great experience. The lessons were short but fun. The dinner and show were both great. It was the perfect way to start a trip to Argentina.

This was a great experience. It ended up just being my husband and I making empanadas and drinking wine. Fun experience!

This was more riding on a bus than walking but enjoyed getting to see different parts of the city.

While Interesting I would skip this tour. You are on a bus then a boat just looking and listening.

This was a good tour even though it was cold and rainy. Seeing the Forrest and hearing all about the trees on Victoria Island was fantastic.

We enjoyed the heated infinity pool, afternoon tea and the spa. We were hoping to golf but the weather did not cooperate.

Hiking the glacier was out favorite experience of our 2 weeks in Argentina. It was surprisingly not as cold as we anticipated but we wore layers to accommodate. The hike with crampons on your shoes is no joke as it is a lot of up and down hill and the ice. The whiskey at the end with glacier rocks was awesome.

Our itinerary changed from what we were provided when planning our trip. The first winery we went to was not expecting us and we had to change where we visited. In the end it all worked out and was great. Lunch at El Enamigo is a must.

Once again our itinerary changed from what was provided and one winery we hoped to visit was no longer on the list. Overall a good tour with multiple stops.

This was a great tour of the falls and boat ride into the falls. Very easy walk to multiple view points and our guide was fabulous.