Best unique hotels in Uruguay

We track down the best hotels & accommodations in Uruguay. Stay in Montevideo, beaches in Punta del Este & José Ignacio, on an estancia or near wineries.

Best unique hotels in Uruguay

We track down the best hotels & accommodations in Uruguay. Stay in Montevideo, beaches in Punta del Este & José Ignacio, on an estancia or near wineries.

Best hotels in Montevideo

Montevideo, Uruguay’s capital, offers a perfect mix of history, culture, and coastal charm. From old colonial streets to lively neighbourhoods, it’s a city that captivates. Enjoy scenic walks along the rambla (the longest boardwalk in the world), vibrant markets, green parks and delicious local cuisine in this welcoming urban gem.

Puertovideo – Apart Hotel Montevideo

Best hotels at the beach in Uruguay

The best hotels in Uruguay beaches are run by hands-on owners who want you to have an unforgettable time. Immerse yourself in the charm of Uruguay’s hotels on and off the Atlantic ocean. Deserted beaches, accommodation for all budgets and a serene atmosphere converge to offer an unforgettable experience. Destinations are 1-4 hours from the airport and the capital.  

Big Bang Nature Stays – Bohemian beach domes

Casa Flor – only owner-run hotel in Michelin Guide to Uruguay

Citrino – Tiny off-grid Piriapolis hotel making Uruguay greener

Estancia Santa Cruz – Luxury & polo holiday in Uruguay

Il Tano Suites – 420-friendly Punta del Diablo hotel

Treehouse Ecolodge – La Barra eco-hotel

Best hotels & posadas in the Uruguay countryside

Here we have recommendation under an hour inland from the ocean, in Colonia del Sacramento and in the north of Uruguay ideal for hiking and ‘flat top hills’. Check out our itineraries further down the page. 

Ámbar Posada – Quaint Aiguá hotel in the sierras

Caliu Earthship Ecolodge & Restaurant – Unique Colonia del Sacramento hotel

Best estancias in Uruguay

We track down the best estancias (as ranches are known here) in the Uruguay countryside. Live like a gaucho. Allow the peace to seep into your soul. Our recommendations are 1-4 hours drive from the airport and dotted across Uruguay.

Estancia El Cangüé – Cattle & roses in Paysandú

Estancia El Ceibo – Deepest Uruguay ranch with minimal travel

Estancia Los Plátanos – Authentic 6th generation ranch

Estancia Santa Cruz – Luxury & polo holiday in Uruguay

Martín Pescador – Sierras ranch 1 hr from ocean

San Pedro de Timote – Uruguay’s most historic estancia

Uruguay wine country accommodations

Sleep in a vineyard. Our recommendations take you to Carmelo (the New York Times called it Uruguay’s Tuscany) and inland from the ocean in Maldonado. All exquisite. 

Uruguay travel itineraries

Looking for a travel itinerary that will take you to some unforgettable locations in Uruguay? Explore these routes created just for you.

Driving & car hire in Uruguay

Explore Uruguay with peace of mind as you drive through its diverse landscapes. With a focus on safe driving, these tips will guide you on a memorable journey, complemented by a great little car rental company recommendation.

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Namasté — Vegetarian restaurant in Montevideo

Namasté is more than just a vegetarian restaurant in Montevideo. This colourful, family-run spot has been serving vegetarian and vegan food since 2008. And the food is only part of the experience. Come for a relaxed meal, stay for the atmosphere, the friendly service and the chance to slow down for a while.

Tango dancing in Montevideo

Tango dancing in Montevideo

Dance tango in Uruguay. Whether a complete newbie or you already dance, the tango scene in Montevideo is a great way to make friends.

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