A beautiful place to rest and relax

Our accommodation is ideal for couples, adventurers, business travelers, families (with children), and pets are welcome as long as they can live in harmony with our Bartolo (beautiful 9-year-old labrador). 10 km away is the Basilica of Our Lady of Luján, patron saint of Argentina, in a Neo-Gothic style, built between 1887 and 1935 and declared a National Historic Monument in 1998. The space A warm and comfortable place with lots of green space, a gated neighborhood with 24-hour security, and a place to park without any problems. Common spaces to use always respecting and taking care of the proper use of it. Large gallery and park to enjoy a nice sunset. We do not enter the house with shoes! Guest access Tennis court and gym to be used by registered guests. Children's games, reading space and board games. Beautiful tree-lined streets to walk while breathing fresh air and enjoying an unparalleled environment. During your stay You will always be welcome to spend an unforgettable stay in absolute tranquility. Complimentary breakfast, bedding and towels during your stay, which will be changed every 3 days. You can use the washing machine at an additional cost of $50 per wash. Reiki and Crystal Harmonization sessions at preferential costs. Other things to note Open door is a small town in the Luján district, province of Buenos Aires. Its name comes from the moment the Domingo Cabred Neuropsychiatric colony was inaugurated, which with its "Open Doors" system gives the town its name. Today the town has been transformed into a polo preparation and training center It is characterized by excellent cuisine and the warmth of its people. A few km from the city of Lujan and the Pilar district. It is 60 km from the capital where you can get there quickly by highway. Train and local bus lines in the village within a 10-minute walk. How to get there...from Lujan by provincial route 192, km 12. From Buenos Aires by West Access until it connects with provincial route 6, following this 11km until the left-hand access (Buenos Aires street) that leads to Open Door. Also from Buenos Aires you can take the Panamericana branch Pilar Route 8 to the Larena Toll (approximately km 68), then take the second exit on the right and connect with route 6 approximately 10 km to reach the entrance of the town.