A SMALL AND LUXURIOUS HOTEL
A boutique hotel in the heart of Salta and the sister hotel to Legado Mitico in Buenos Aires.
Legado Mitico is a small and luxurious hotel, just five blocks from the main plaza in Salta. Once an elegant townhouse, the building has been beautifully restored to offer guests a peaceful, yet authentic stay when exploring the charming city of Salta.
There are just eleven individually styled rooms, each themed around a famous local figure and blend salteño artefacts with modern conveniences. Many of the rooms face a large interior patio and have been decorated with locally made handicrafts and beautifully restored antique furniture.
Spacious and comfortable throughout, the hotel has a cosy lounge, open fireplace and comfortable sofas for guests to relax after a day sightseeing in the city. There is no restaurant, but guests can enjoy a drink or light snack on the patio.
LEGADO MITICO, SALTA
Legado Mitico, at a glance
- Beautiful boutique hotel in the centre of Salta
- Only 11 individually styled rooms, oozing with character
- Beautiful interior courtyard
- Cosy sitting areas
- Personalised service from the friendly staff
For leisure and pleasure
- Visit the MAAM (Museum of High-Altitude Archaeology) on the city’s impressive main square
- Salta and the neighbouring province of Jujuy have some of Argentina’s most spectacular scenery. A visit to the Quebrada de Humahuaca and its picturesque villages as well as Purmamarca, with its Hill of Seven Colours and excellent craft market, is highly recommended
- To the west of the city are the shimmering salt flats of La Puna (an elevated plateau which forms part of the Andean altiplano)
- Enjoy a day wandering around the city, taking in the beautiful architecture and stopping at one of the many cafés which surround the main square
Jonny took the time to discuss all the options with us and tailored every detail to our wishes. He suggested thoughtful add-ons, arranged excellent guides, and created a brilliant itinerary packed with maps, tips, and all the information we needed for exploring the two countries we visited. An absolute trip of a lifetime to Argentina and Brazil.
