EL WICHIKU RECIDENCIAL - RESTO-BAR Facebook Hospedaje El Wichiku- Iruya is a 3-star property located in Iruya. Featuring room service, this property also has a restaurant and a terrace.
Ben
United States of America
The view in our room was gorgeous. make sure to request the “balcony room” as the others seem to be shrouded in darkness.
Hostal Milmahuasi Iruya is offering accommodations in Iruya. Among the facilities at this property are a shared kitchen and a tour desk, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Offering mountain views, Hostal del Luna in Iruya provides accommodations and a garden. This guest house offers free private parking, a tour desk, and free Wifi.
Scenic views of the Andean ranges can be enjoyed in the picturesque town of Iruya. There are bright areas with regional décor and all rooms have views of the garden or the hills.
TOM
United States of America
Absolutely stunning view from our room. Honestly was breathtaking. We could see mountain sheep doing their crazy leaping around on the other side of the canyon. It was amazing. Room was great, restaurant was great, reception was great. Nothing bad to say.
The walk up the hill back to the hotel (if you go into the town )can be quite tiring but take it slow and enjoy the beautiful setting:)
El Caucillar is offering accommodations in Iruya. The guest house provides a restaurant serving Argentinian cuisine, as well as free Wifi throughout the property.
Elizabeth
Australia
Restaurant had a bit of a vibe in the evenings - pool table, music, dinner until late.
EL HOSTELITO in Iruya features a terrace and barbecue facilities. The property provides a shared kitchen, a 24-hour front desk and currency exchange for guests.
HOSTAL LA PLAZA IRUYA is located in Iruya. The inn provides mountain views and a terrace. All guest rooms in the inn are equipped with a flat-screen TV with cable channels.
James
United States of America
Location is very good with views. The hosts were very accomodating.
Hospedaje Ale is offering accommodations in Iruya. The hostel provides a terrace, a 24-hour front desk, and free WiFi is available throughout the property. At the hostel, the rooms have a balcony.
Providing a garden, ALOJAMIENTO SANTY offers accommodations in Iruya. There's a sun terrace and guests can make use of free Wifi, free private parking, and an electric vehicle charging station.
If you want to go hiking from a very basic town then it’s...
If you want to go hiking from a very basic town then it’s great. I guess. But if you want anything else out of the town forget it. Zero. 58 km of dirt road each direction is not remotely worth the view. There are amazing views all over Argentina, if the town even had one interesting aspect fine but it doesn’t. Most people we saw there were sitting waiting for the next bus out. Nothing to do if you don’t hike. Sorry IRUYA, the rest of Argentina is amazing, you’re very ordinary by comparison.
peter
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A magical place in Salta, from the moment you turn off the...
A magical place in Salta, from the moment you turn off the highway it is just breath taking. We traveled in a 4x4 ute and were able to stop several times to take photos on the way.
Iruya is a small town, perfect for people who love some adventure, enjoy peaceful nights, hiking and sightseeing. I will return as this is a place to stay more than just 1 night.
JENNY
Australia
Scored 6.0
6.0
Iruya is a very old town, with amazing views.
Iruya is a very old town, with amazing views. It is not the prettiest as far as architecture goes, but the town is wonderful to explore by foot, it's a very unique place.
It's located in the middle of very high mountains and it takes a while to get there. Be ready for a challenging drive if you're not used to the Salta/Jujuy/Catamarca kind of winding roads. It is easily accessible during the winter months (may-october), I am told it is much harder during the summer rainy season.
Carry cash! There is a bank with an ATM but it is usually out of cash. There is no phone service on the road and little in Iruya, although there is WiFi available in hotels and restaurants.
Plan ahead if you want to climb the Nido del Cóndor trail, it takes a while, and it is made much harder by the high altitudes. Even walking a couple of blocks inside the town (most of it is uphill) can be challenging.
The host (Dora Gonzales) was so so lovely! She was super helpful with answering all questions and giving suggestions for what to do in Iruya and neighbouring towns. It was an incredibly enjoyable stay in a lovely village. The hostel is very cute, with clean rooms and wonderful views of the mountain. I highly recommend this accommodation to anyone visiting Iruya!
El hostelito was a wonderful relaxed place to stay in the beautiful town of Iruya. Dora, the owner was extremely helpful and generally very friendly. My two nights easily turned into more — a great place to stay! Thanks for your hospitality, Dora!
It had great views over Iruya, situated right at the top. This did mean walking up and down pretty hilly terrain to the restaurants nearere to the centre if you did not drive.
Staff did try to be helpful despite not speaking English.
we liked a lot how they host us
they are super nice and they explain you everything when u arrive. in iruya this is very important since there is no such a lot of info about it.
they breakfast on the terrace is lovely
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