Estancia Rincón del Socorro is a 12,000-hectare (29,700 acres) former cattle ranch that has become a nature reserve located on the edge of the Iberá wetlands in Northeast Argentina, offering guests and visitors a good understanding of the local ecosystem and an appreciation of wetlands and savannah landscapes.

The Hostería at Rincón del Socorro serves as the main house on the estancia. It is a small and refined eco-tourist hotel that has been renovated preserving some of the original designs dating back to 1896.  There are six rooms in the main house, and three small bungalows nearby; all with private bathrooms, and one with a sitting room and a small kitchenette. The main house has a large indoor living room, a screened veranda living room, a large indoor dining room, a terrace dining area, and a children’s game room. Other amenities include: swimming pool, a screened barbecue house, and a barn with tack room, and a full bar service.

The meals are predominantly prepared with organic fruit and vegetables that are grown at the estancia, the meats are free-range, and all breads and pastries are home made.  When the weather is good, lunch and dinner can be served outdoors. Special diets can be accommodated with prior notice.