Top Hotels in South America Farmhouses
10 Top-Rated Farmhouses in South America
Discover the best Farmhouses in South America including Pousada Vila Brasil, Hotel Fazenda Menino da Porteira, Hotel Fazenda Bela Vista, Hotel Fazenda Rancho Mineiro, Sitio Buraco Fundo, Fazenda Santa Vitoria, Fazenda Hotel Raizama, Hacienda La Alegria, Pousada Casa da Fazenda, Villa Triacca Eco Pousada e Vinhos.
1. Pousada Vila Brasil
Overall Ratings
5 based on 191 reviews
STANDART QUEEN: each charming queen, guestroom offers minibar, flat screen color TV with access to some english language channels, free wirelles internet access, hair dryer, bath amenities,in -room safe and direct-dial telephone.
Gorgeous Place
Reviewed By Ana PWe stayed there for my niece's wedding last weekend (7/10/16). The most beautiful venue for an outdoor wedding I have ever been. Gorgeous surroundings. Comfortable rooms. Extremely friendly owners and staff. Loved breakfast. Very quite at night. Not far from downtown (3 Km). Highly recommend it. Looking forward to come back to Petrópolis and stay there again.
2. Hotel Fazenda Menino da Porteira
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 430 reviews
Family trip
Reviewed By camilacouriIt was a good experience for my family! We had a great time at the hotel, recreation, food and room are very good, some details such as, fruit included in all meals and wi-fi in rooms. Staff very attentive. Thank you!
3. Hotel Fazenda Bela Vista
Overall Ratings
5 based on 73 reviews
Best experience in a farm hotel ever!
Reviewed By smurluIf you want to have an authentic farm experience, yet don’t want to give up the comforts of a fine hotel, this is the place to visit. Simple but amazingly clean rooms, refurbished as well, I didn’t find one single bug inside! The food - outstanding! Simple too, but traditional and home made. Not to mention the horses - I have never seen such well treated animals!!! And - last but not least - the BEST TEAM EVER!!! From the reception to the guys who lead the horse riding moments, all the employees are kind, fun and have our well being as the main goal at all times! I felt home! And I will definitely go back!
4. Hotel Fazenda Rancho Mineiro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 302 reviews
Located in a peaceful place surrounded by mountains and 85% of the remaining atlantic forest.A perfect place for fun, rest and relaxation.We offer swimming pools,sports,tracking,horse riding,farm animals,fishing,excellent food from minas and friendly environment.Our bungalows are comfortable with bathroom,fridge,tv and wi-fi
5. Sitio Buraco Fundo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 140 reviews
Hospedagem Rural Romantica para adultos que precisam descansar, namorar, relaxar em uma estrutura rústica e aconchegante. Gastronomia, atendimento personalizado.
6. Fazenda Santa Vitoria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 223 reviews
The Farm of 1923 has a beautiful, restored seat and is surrounded by lush nature. It has a river of crystalline waters that offers the opportunity of fresh baths. We offer eight large accommodations, aired by wide windows, with comfort and sophistication. Gastronomy with fresh produce grown in the garden. Located in Queluz, near Dutra, between Rio and Sao Paulo.
Fantastic Weekend surrounded by preserved nature in a sustainable environment.
Reviewed By RgenovezeDear Fabia & Luiz, thank you very much for a fantastic weekend at the farm. The attention to detail, sustainability concept, incredible food, hikes and horse back riding were amazing. We plan on returning in the near future.
7. Fazenda Hotel Raizama
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 547 reviews
Farm hotel. Place to love
Reviewed By Walter DUnforgettable days spent there. Stunning landscape, nice "goiana" food, nice bar, nice staff and management people. Place to see stars (even falling stars and some others I can't determine it's meaning), to get a romantic atmosphere, to hear and count tales around the fire. Ask for the owner (I can't recall her name) to know the whole history of the place, and a lot of what have been going there over the years.
8. Hacienda La Alegria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 297 reviews
Hacienda La Alegria is a family horse hacienda in the heart of Ecuador's "Avenue of the Volcanoes". We are situated one hour south of the historic colonial city of Quito, the capital of Ecuador. One hour to Cotopaxi National park. One hour to Saquisili Market. Two hours to Quilotoa crater lake. Pasochoa Volcano, Corazon, Viudita and Illinizas volcanoes on the area. One hour to Quito Airport. Explore the dairy operation, milking cows, feeding calves, petting our 4 border collies, Aging cheese cave, 24llamas alpacas and vicuna, rabbits, guinea pig, rose garden, hacienda garden with orchids and old trees, hot tub, two fire place living rooms, wall climbing, fishing trout, making bread, pizza or BBQ at the wood oven, the 9 volcanoes at the valley, enjoy the Cotopaxi with his vapor fumes in the back of Ruminahui Volcano in front of the hacienda. The rooms are beautiful and spacious with a picture perfect view of the country side. Now also available a suite. The food, wine, the beer and cheese are delicious and plentiful. We plan to produce our own cheese with the 1500 liters of milk per day, from our 240 cattle. Learn to Ride, groom, pet, feed, shoe, educate and enjoy our 90 horses. We breed horses and for next year we plan to have 20 new foals. Enjoy the voulting experience, 3 different arenas to start riding or learn, try the wood polo horse, the chagra demonstration, riding games as the Sortijas or Cintas. Choose the multi day rides from one day to 12 day ride at the Andes. All of this makes Hacienda La Alegria a family destiny and a life time experience. The mission of Hacienda la Alegria is to provide high quality horseback riding and eco-tourism adventure along the highest trails of the Volcano avenue at the Ecuadorian Andes, assuring personalized attention and hospitality "
Riding in Clouds
Reviewed By Maria ETraveling isn’t always such a rewarding experience. Staying at Hacienda Alegria is. Patty and Gabriel are such perfect hosts. One feels so totally at ease at this tranquil and elegant Hacienda . The friendly but unpretentious atmosphere captures one immediately. We decided to choose La Alegria to join Gabriel to a two day ride through the Cloud Forest. The first day you ride out to the premises around the Hacienda to pep up your ride abilities and of course to test if the horse and the saddle you are using are the right ones. In the afternoon you are asked to join to get to know the Hacienda, so you watch the cow milking process, you visit the mares and their ponies and you enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Food at La Alegria is delicious and Patty makes sure to look out for all your dietary requirements. The riding adventure started the next day. It was a real extraordinary experience. Gabriel and his wonderful team, including the patient and wonderful horses took us through a route where we could enjoy the espectacular scenery that started at 2800 mts over the mountains to a 3500 mts pass and then slowly descended to a totally different biosphere where giant farms, luscious plants and trees and thousands of orchids. Because humidity is high you are surrounded by a misty light fog that makes you feel like riding on clouds. This was a very special ride!
9. Pousada Casa da Fazenda
Overall Ratings
5 based on 144 reviews
11 comfortable suites, beautiful landscape. Delicious dinner and excellent breakfast As suites sao confortaveis, a paisagem e linda, a comida delciosa e o cafe da manha inesquecivel.
Caminho da Fé Pilgrimage
Reviewed By KaveskiI went there twice, the first one in 2014 and the last in 2017. The place is amazing and Edison is an incredible host, I cannot describe the efforts he does to make you feel like home. I'll be back for a third visit, for sure.
10. Villa Triacca Eco Pousada e Vinhos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 437 reviews
Villa Triacca Eco Pousada e Vinhos is an exclusive inn of the Roteiros de Charme Hotels Association, which aims to connect Italian descent and winemaking with regionality and sustainability. With a cuisine inspired by its ancestors, it has a menu with Italian essence and appreciation of local products. Pioneer in hosting the PAD-DF since 20, it has 23 specialists, in the lakes region, with an exclusive view for guests with heated pool, pedal boats. The experience is even more special with the 5 hectares of vineyard with red varieties Syrah, Marcelan, Tempranillo, Cabernet Franc, Sangiovese, Grenache, and white Sauvignon Blanc and Viognier. There is a weekly vineyard tour with fine winter wines or winter and altitude wine labels and also offers an experience with winter and altitude wine choices. Seu Claudino, the first fine red wine from Brasilia, and the rosé Dona Irani, both Syrah, are the property's labels in honor of the parents of owner Ronaldo Triacca. In addition to accommodation, the hotel's restaurant and vineyard experience are available to the public upon reservation.
If you can afford it, you must go!
Reviewed By DanielBrasiliaI just noticed that this is already #1 of almost 300 "specialized hotels in Brasília", so I guess I'm just contributing to maintain it in the lead. Hard not to make positive comments all around. Is it a perfect place? No, I will point a few details that stood out a bit negatively, but overall, it's outstanding. But as I wrote in my title - this is not some cheap B&B - it's an exclusive place, 23 rooms only, almost 1 employee per guest, depending on how many rooms are occupied (there are 50 employees). And I do recommend, if you can wait a bit, go in August 2022 and after, as they are finishing a special building in their vineyard which will be a wine cellar and a restaurant serving exquisite meats with their own wines. Where to start? Well, I don't quite recall the original contact, but soon we were interacting with reservations by WhatsApp and e-mail and we paid in 2 installments in November and December 2021 to stay in January 2022. 3 adults, R$ 2200 only including breakfast. At checkout, another R$ 1.500 for all the snacks and meals we had there, as it's far from any other commerce, so a stay there is to park the car when you arrive and then drive off when you check out. We requested the quietest mezzanine room - not a separate chalet, but a set of 6 joined little chalets, with a downstairs for the couple, and an upstairs which my 19 year old daughter made her territory - and there was a bed for another sibling or friend. And it was so quiet - room 21, the furthest from the lobby and restaurant building. The acoustics are perfect. The room is comfy - the lighting could be a bit stronger, as could the shower, but it's all very sustainable, so we understand not to expect urban intensity. The hammock on the outside with a view to the smaller and larger lagoons was peace - getting up at around 6 am it was amazing to listen to the symphony of birds. The breakfast is absolutely one of the best I've had in quite a while, though I must say, the pão de queijo was a bit disappointing... all local produce though and made-to-order eggs, grilled cheese, sausages. The restaurant's food is top-notch, but it is made up of portions like "nouvelle cuisine" - so we were a bit taken aback at our 1st dinner, as the prices made us think there'd be a bit more on our plates. However, the risottos, broths, pasta and meats we had there during 3 meals were outstanding. We had snacks by the pool side - really not anything special, especially compared to the quality of the restaurant's food, but still above average. The pool itself is really rather simple and there is ultimately very little to do - except disconnect from day to day urban life (I did have to work a bit - high speed wi-fi). One can actually swim in one of the lagoons with a lot of fish, but the water is a bit murky and if one wants to float, not sure they'll enjoy getting small fish bites - they leave no mark, but it's a strange feeling. There are also free pedal-swans, but we didn't really notice many people using it - I particularly don't enjoy that exercise on my day off. One of the highlights was the morning nature-walk that ends in a wine tasting and recounting of the history how this became the 1st vineyard in our region. Their rosé for tasting really is surprisingly tasty - syrah-based. However, we didn't get any wine to go - we usually spend about 1/3 of the price they were asking for other sufficiently good wines. The service standards are tops all around - everyone really friendly and ready to explain. It's clear that they are imbued in the Triacca team spirit. At checkout there was a mistake on my bill of R$ 500 - some items were charged twice and 2 not-so-cheap items were sent to our room, not sure if by mistake or by malice by other guests. Maybe the staff didn't compare signatures. Room for improvement, but the receptionist was profusely sorry and even embarrassed by what happened .
