The Train Carriage with a romantic tail balcony

Fully themed and beautifully restored train carriage, featuring a private cabin (with either one double bed or two single beds, your choice), a full bathroom with a bathtub, a cozy living area with a fully equipped kitchen, and a rear observation balcony—perfect for enjoying the breathtaking sunsets over the Buenos Aires pampas. Located in San Antonio de Areco, the birthplace of Argentina’s gaucho tradition, just a short walk from the town center. Accommodates up to 4 guests. The space There are journeys that begin before you reach your destination. This is one of them: because here you don’t stay in a room, you stay in a real train car, restored and styled so that the experience of sleeping is, in itself, part of the journey. You step into the car and time shifts its pace. The cabin, with a double bed or two single beds depending on your preference, keeps that intimate, distinctive atmosphere of trains from another era, but with all of today’s comforts: hot-cold air conditioning, heating, hot water, and a brightness that surprises you, thanks to the wide windows that let the light of the Buenos Aires pampa pour in at every moment. The living area, with its equipped kitchen and fridge, invites you to live in the car as your own home on wheels: pick up some groceries before you arrive and you’ll already have everything ready for that first morning mate or a quiet dinner after a day exploring the town. The full bathroom with a bathtub is that detail you don’t expect to find in a train car, and it’s what completes the feeling of being somewhere special, cared for down to the last corner. But the real star arrives at sunset. The rear balcony, that classic feature of Argentine trains from another time, becomes your private seat for watching the sun set over the fields of Areco. There’s nothing like sitting there with a glass of wine, feeling the fresh country air, and watching the sky turn orange over the pampa — exactly as passengers of trains from the past once did, but now without rush and without a destination: this car has already arrived. San Antonio de Areco is just a step away, waiting with its cobblestone streets, its century-old pulperías, and its gaucho tradition intact. You can arrange a horseback ride through the nearby fields, visit the town at your own pace, or simply stay in your car, with the kitchen ready and the rear balcony waiting for the next sunset. A train car, a gaucho town, and the pampa as a backdrop. This is how you experience Areco from a place like no other.