Hostería de la Villa

Located at a geographical and cultural crossroads, Hostería de la Villa is one of the most traditional accommodation options in the Traslasierra Valley. With over three decades of history, this family-run establishment has established itself as a benchmark for hospitality at the exact boundary where the commercial energy of Mina Clavero merges with the historical serenity of Villa Cura Brochero. Its location on 26 de Enero Avenue is no coincidence: it sits just one block from the iconic confluence of the Mina Clavero and Panaholma rivers, allowing guests to experience the unique contrast between the cold waters of one and the mesothermal temperatures of the other.

The architecture of the inn reflects the style of large mountain manors (casonas serranas), designed to prioritize rest and connection with the surroundings. The building unfolds across two floors with large windows that capture natural light and offer views of the green spaces. The management, handled by the owners themselves—Raúl, Mariano, and Porota—sets the tone for the experience: here, the goal is not the anonymity of large hotel chains, but a homey and personalized atmosphere where direct interaction with the hosts is an essential part of the stay.

Outside, the property is notable for its extensive landscaped garden, which functions as a private green lung in the heart of the central area. This space houses an outdoor swimming pool and a solarium, ideal for Córdoba’s summer afternoons, as well as hydromassage areas and a gym for those seeking extra wellness. The rooms, configured to accommodate everyone from couples to families of six, maintain a simple and functional aesthetic, equipped with climate control, cable TV, and WiFi connectivity, ensuring that modern comfort accompanies the rustic atmosphere of the place.

Hostería de la Villa’s strategic location allows guests to alternate between the hustle and bustle of Mina Clavero’s commercial centers, located just two blocks away, and the spiritual peace emanating from the Plaza and Church of Villa Cura Brochero, a few meters away. This proximity to the main river beaches, such as Los Elefantes, and to sites linked to the legacy of Saint Gabriel Brochero, makes the inn an ideal base for both nature and religious tourism, always maintaining that ‘home away from home’ character that has defined its identity for thirty years.