Apartur las Lenas Edificio Apartur - Valle Las

The Resort & Setting

Apartur Las Leñas Edificio Apartur is an independent apartment hotel in the Las Leñas area, close to Malargüe, in the south of Mendoza Province. Google's editorial summary describes it as a laid-back property with homely units that include kitchens, set against mountain views — the kind of self-catering base that suits families or groups wanting space to cook and spread out, rather than a conventional hotel room. With a 4/5 rating across 291 reviews, it has a solid track record among past guests.

The Area and Things to Do

Las Leñas sits in Malargüe, a city known as a gateway to the southern Andes and to Mendoza's dramatic high-desert and mountain scenery. Right in town, Malargüe City Centre offers local shops, restaurants and a glimpse of everyday Argentine life away from the busier tourist circuits. About an hour's drive away, the Atuel Canyon (Cañón del Atuel) is worth the trip for its red rock walls, river rafting and photography opportunities. Further afield, Mendoza's wine region and Aconcagua National Park — home to the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere — are both reachable on a longer day trip or overnight excursion, making this a practical base for combining mountains, wine and outdoor adventure in one stay.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

As an independent resort, resale isn't handled through a branded exchange company — it typically runs through the resort's own owners' association or on-site management. If you're thinking of selling, ask the resort directly (or your management company) for the current transfer fee and the latest annual maintenance fee before agreeing a price with a buyer, since these figures aren't published and vary by contract.

On BidMyTimeshare, you list your week yourself: you set your own asking price, write your own listing, and buyers contact you directly through the platform — there's no commission on the sale, just a one-off listing fee to get your week in front of buyers. The same applies if you'd rather rent out a specific week instead of selling outright; renters are usually looking for a self-catering apartment with reliable kitchen facilities and good access to Malargüe's outdoor activities, so mentioning unit size, views and proximity to the city centre in your listing helps attract interest.

Before completing any resale, confirm with the resort what transfers to the new owner — the week/unit entitlement itself — and what doesn't automatically carry over, such as any loyalty perks or account history tied to the original owner. Getting this agreed in writing helps avoid disputes after the sale.

Practical Notes

Malargüe is served by its own regional airport, with Mendoza City's larger international airport roughly 220 km away, so most international visitors connect through Mendoza or Buenos Aires. Spanish is the main language locally; a few basic phrases go a long way, though tourist-facing businesses often manage some English. The Argentine peso is the local currency, and ATMs are available in Malargüe town. Summer (December–February) brings warm weather for outdoor activities, while autumn (March–May) offers milder temperatures and fewer crowds — useful to know when picking which week to buy, sell or book.