We chose the hotel on the basis of the location on the edge of town and the pool with a view over Salta and we were not disappointed. Even though there was renovation work going on we were not distrubed by the noise and found the hotel very good value. Only small niggles would be you have to pay extra for the gym, but then the room rate was low for a Sheraton so can't really complain. Also the food and service in the bar were poor. Overall found the staff friendly and helpful. Surprised the hotel doesn't get a better rating on the website as we checked the other main options when we were there and we preferred the rooms and the environment at the Sheraton.

We recently stayed at the Sheraton Mendoza for several nights in late May. As you can see in my photos, the hotel's interior was artfully decorated. Glass, rough hewn wood and exposed brick textures were melded together in a warm, contemporary style which was gorgeous. Our room was equally chic and done up in shades of cream.

As beautiful as this place was, our first night was a little marred by air conditioning that did not work. It was stuffy and warm and a visit from Maintenance to tinker with it didn't make much difference. Also, despite being Starwood Gold Members, we were given a room that directly faced their courtyard construction site and were awakened at 9 am to the sounds of hammering and shouting.

However, after speaking with the Manager, Senor Toro, we were upgraded to a Suite on the SPG 4th floor and life improved greatly. Our new room had a lovely view of Salta and the mountains and we were also sent a complimentary wine and cheese plate to apologize for the A/C issues.

I would also like to mention the Sheraton’s staff who all spoke excellent English and were very helpful. Lucas at the Front Desk was especially professional and he instantly took care of any request that we had.

As for the facilities, the Sheraton had a small but adequate fitness facility with 3 treadmills and some free weights. There was no charge to use it and by the way, they had a filtered water dispenser where we could fill up our water bottles for free.

The Sheraton also had a nice outdoor pool with a wooden deck as well as a casino. It was an easy 15 minute walk into the city center. Valet parking was 25 pesos/day.

The Sheraton Salta provides all the comforts you would expect from a worldwide chain. The property is located atop a hill overlooking the charming and very pretty city of Salta. The walk to the center of town takes less than 10 minutes. The property features a nice restaurant and bar area, a well equipped gym, and lovely outdoor pool with jacuzzi area featuring incredible panoramic views of the city, and free WIFI in the lobby. There are also two computers for guests to use in the back end of the lobby. The on site casino is separate but a nice source of entertainment if you are into that. The rooms are standard Sheraton stuff, comfortable, clean, but in need of some touch ups. Walls are scuffed and carpets a bit old. They are bland but tidy and the beds are very comfortable. The bathrooms are large and feature good shower pressure. The neighborhood feels safe and very suburban. The staff are pleasant, but a bit lazy. Use the on site tour office if you need to arrange tours or visits. They are much more resourceful and willing than the front desk. The hotel has a quiet, calm feel to it. Probably the best choice in town.

The Salta Sheraton. Well, yes, it is a Sheraton so your expectations should be inline with that first and foremost. The property is situated up the hill so to speak so you have a lovely view of the city, day or night. We had made a last minute change in our itinerary and opted to move to the Sheraton since we had some SPG points.

The staff overall was welcoming and very helpful (thank you Fabio!) Fabio from Misiones and the Iguazu Sheraton had joined the Salta team and we spoke with him and several other staff who made our trip very enjoyable. Including helping us order dinner from a local restaurant around midnight because we were tired to go out. Wonderful service!

Our room was clean, had great water pressure and offered very nice views. The spa, gym, and pool were in order and the staff accommodating. The breakfast was plentiful and the espressos and cappucinos got our morning off to good start.

Everyone from the casino, bar, desk, bellman, housekeeping and restaurant were helpful, professional. Thank you, Salta Sheraton!

We walked to Feria Balacarce about a mile (1.5km) and the main square maybe less than a mile in the other direction with ease, through nice neighborhoods, although we taxi'd back to avoid the hill. Salta is easy to navigate and friendly, you will come across wonderful places to eat. On Sunday, after mass, we followed the yummy smells and the masses of locals for wonderful dining. My message to you is to get out and explore, take the local bus and just try things. One great adventure (so to speak) was to get on the local bus to go to the Artensal Market (free trade) which is the white building and not the open air market! Of course we checked out both - but the adventure was our bus driver who was thrilled to have Gringas aboard talk about Salta and even stopped the bus and invited us to take pictures of an area he said was scenic. Some of the locals on the bus were not so enchanted they were on there way and didn't have the same fascination we had with every single novelty we saw. Accordingly, we were polite and respectful of their schedules and were quick about following out drivers instruction to take photos here, here, here =) Kudos to the public transportation system in Salta (drivers made sure we got on the right bus #'s more than once!) Practice your Spanish!

We like this place Salta!