We (2 couples) enjoyed our stay at estancia la rica, we thought it was a little bit difficult to find as there are no signs, but as we arrived we were warmly welcomed by Teresa. The place is beautiful and after a nice lunch, we had a very relaxed afternoon at the pool in the incredible gardens and listened to... More

An old run-down estancia with much old world charm. Unfortuneantly it smells "old world" too. The walls are so damp and unrenovated that there are parts of the plaster falling off. The rooms too smell damp, but are very spacious with quite nice antique pieces (tip: dont look under the furniture). La rica has a romantic over grown, unkept garden... More

We had a big catered asado here following our wedding in Buenos Aires. La Rica is the perfect setting for a summer afternoon gathering of family and friends. For overnight guests the estancia is much improved from a previous stay with new rooms, bathrooms and beds. This is a great place to spend a weekend catching up on your reading,... More

Arriving at the estancia, we really thought: "What the.....". Authentic can be nice, but you have to be careful that authentic does not become filthy. Okay, the bed was clean, but the rest..... There was NOTHING to do, you are in the middle of nowhere. There's a pool, but the pool is the domain of wasps/bees and other insects. No... More

My husband and I spent three nights and this lovely estancia about 100 miles from BA. It was built in 1828 with lovely grounds and rooms. The food was also very good and served in a wonderful dining room with candles and linens. Teresa and Francisco were caring and spoke English with us. They also were so very helpful with... More

My girlfriend and i stayed at Estancia La Rica for 3 nights and 4 days in late April. We had spent ages looking at the hundreds of estancias advertised on the internet and it was a relief to come across one that appeared both good value for money and off the tourist circuit. We where not disappointed in the slightest!... More