Way over priced, hotel advertised that staff could communicate in English (not true!), advertised that activities directors could assist with local outdoor activities (never saw them once), too far from "downtown" Bariloche, in bad need of a remodeling and to top it off one of the staff members stole 80 pesos from a pair of pants. The cherry on top... More

This is a neighbor of the luxurious and somewhat ostentatious Lao Lao Resort, and owned by the same firm Mares Sur Hotels. It is a bit of a grande dame of a lodge, badly needing some exterior repairs and bathroom renovations, but I would recommend it in a flash. The views are truly awesome, and beyond anything we have experienced... More

What a terrific hotel. We stayed 3 days/nights in a lake view room and loved it. It may have helped that Bariloche was mid heatwave but I can't believe I wouldn't have felt the same in normal weather. Our room was all white and with a wonderful hard yet soft(!) bed. Ok so the telly was a bit small but... More

My partner and I stayed at Hotel Nires for 4 nights during our stay at Bariloche. Okay, the only con is that the room was a bit plain (if that can be a complaint) and the bed was hard, hard, hard - although after a few nights we got used to it. The pros are many. The bathroom rocked -... More

Hotel Location: It is located in a magnificent Bariloche area at a five minutes walk of Llao Llao village. If you will lodge at this hotel a car is recommended, it is at 1 hour from Airport, 45 minutes from Cerro Catedral (ski center) and 35 minutes from down town. Pick up from Airport and daily shuttle service to Catedral... More

Situated just up the lake from the legendary Llao Llao Hotel, the Hotel Tunquelen is well worth considering as a less expensive alternative. It resembles a classic lakeside lodge/chalet--I felt like I was in Switzerland--unassuming from the front, stunning from the back. As beautiful as it is, it cannot hold a candle to the unbelievale view of the lake and... More