The reviews built up our expectations. They were exceeded. The pleasant entrance unfolds into a wonderful peaceful, plenty-places-to-sit, garden interior with a small swimming pool. The design of the hotel fits with this, no monolithic conventional hotel structure, but individually structured rooms on several levels, reaching into the garden, with windows on more than one side, giving maximum light and... More

A large property with a lovely outdoor setting with pool and deckchairs and garden. The rooms are of a large size as are the bathrooms. It is very quiet and only two blocks from the city centre. There is no TV although there is free wifi in the rooms. The breakfasts are typical of Salta province with bread, jams, croissants,... More

We really liked Hotel Killa. It was a very comfortable place to come back to each evening after doing what ever we were doing all day. It is larger than I pictured but it certainly doesn't detract from the experience. The staff was extremely helpful. Showing us on the map some great bodegas to visit and restaurants they recommended. When... More

I chose Hotel Killa because of the rave reviews I had read, and this was a smart move on my part. It is a peaceful, well-maintained place with a welcoming manager and friendly staff. My room was bright and spacious, and the staff kept it spic and span unobtrusively and cheerfully. The gardens are beautifully maintained, and several guests --... More

Nice rooms around a patio, garden. Some up a couple of floors, so bring light luggage. The rooms are lareg, modernized in keeping with tradition, same with bathrooms, spacious and clean. The breakfast room does not get much light and could be made more welcoming. Very nice folks at the front desk, will help you with things to do around... More

As stated previously, this hotel is centrally located and is perhaps one of the most quaint hotels we have stayed in during our month in Argentina. The name is pronounced Keesha, by the way. The pool and garden area are like an oasis away from the town square, and the rooms are decorated with some of the coolest furniture (they... More

Killa is a good value hotel. Traditional decor and beautiful garden, friendly owner, and good breakfast. Rooms could be spruced up a bit without taking away from old world charm. But for the money can't go wrong.

Rooms are beautifully arranged around a beautifully landscaped and carefully tended courtyard (with pool), creating a serene atmosphere that demands that you take some time from touring and wine-tasting to just sit back and relax. Remarkably, the tranquility exists only two blocks from the main square in town, so you'll have the best of two worlds. The comfort of her... More

We spent one night in Cafayate last week and felt sorry we hadn't planned to stay longer. Killa is a beautiful hotel with a lot of charm in a very nice and peaceful town. Killa is close to the main square and to several wine cellars, an ideal place to relax and enjoy the charms of the Calchaqui valley!