Hotels Near Cerro Challhuaco in San Carlos De Bariloche

So the Check-in was a nightmare because you had to do in over the website with WiFi that wasn’t great The room was big and clean and the bed was comfy The bathroom was a bit run down as was the rest of the room but you could have a nice and hot shower The breakfast was good as we had the “extra“ the lock on my window was broken as well …they did fix it temporarily though Otherwise the hotel is on what I would call the end of the centre of the Main Street and therefore you can walk very nicely to all the shops of Bariloche

We spent 5 nights on points as Diamond members. The location of the hotel could not be better, a short walk to Centro Cívico, shopping, restaurants (we recommend Breogan for good food at reasonable prices) and chocolate shops. We had a spacious corner room with beautiful views of the lake. The breakfast buffet had lots of variety and the items were of better quality than one finds at Hampton Inns in the US. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. We rented a car at Sixt a short walk down the street (Frank was very helpful) and access to the indoor parking was via a room key access elevator. Our only complaint is the shower which was poorly designed so that the water ran onto the bathroom floor rather than back toward the drain. Also there was a faint sewer smell. It had a rainforest head without a wand which is not the best for short people. The bathroom could have had better lighting. With improvements to the bathroom which perhaps are only required to this particular suite (we did not see any others) we recommend this hotel.

We were staying in May, Mariana is an excellent host. The hotel has a very good taste for those who want a quiet, prolix environment with quality food (do not lose the cocoa cake and the apple buddy that makes Mariana ...exquisite). The sweet taste in the decoration, from art where you want to see (tables and sculptures, photos), to plants and tapes placed in the exact place. It always smells rich, but in the morning you are waking the flavor of a newly furnished bread (and there is a half difficult to sleep again... it gives you a hunger!). Sweets are exquisite. Natural yoghurt made by them, orange juice, eggs. The room was very comfortable and the room was very comfortable. All the people who attended us, from whom he received us to whom he fired us at the check out: perfect! Thanks!!! beautiful experience.

I stayed for 3 nights and was very happy with the stay. I had a classic standard room which was large and exactly as per the photos. A very comfortable king bed, and amenities including an in room safe, fridge and flat screen tv although nearly all the channels were in Spanish. There was no tea or coffee in the room but there was always the Mitico bar / lounge on the first floor with incredible views across the lake and a good menu for light snacks and drinks all very reasonably priced. Unfortunately my room wasn’t ready when I arrived until 15:00, but I was given a drinks voucher whilst I waited which was a nice touch. The breakfast was good with all the standard options including scrambled eggs. I didn’t have chance to use the spa but the pool looked nice, again with that incredible view. The hotel is well located with only a 10 minute walk to centre Civico where there is a tourist information centre who were really helpful with good suggestions for day trips and bus information. On my first day I did the circuito Chico which was a 10 km circular route which included climbing up Cerrito Llao Llao at 1080m for great views. On my second day I caught a 55 bus to Cerro Catedral and took the cable car followed by a 30 minute hike to reach the peak with stunning views. The only negative of my stay was that I had a connecting room with a door to the next room, and I could hear my neighbours (who were loud). Reception offered to move me to a non connecting room but they only had a twin so I declined as the king bed in the classic is very nice. Overall I had an excellent stay and would highly recommend.

One of the worst hotels I've ever stayed in; and for the last 50 years, I've spent 1/3 of each year in hotels, be it business or pleasure. On the positive side I can only say it is nicely located, close to the lake and the staff, if young and quite inexperienced, is nice. We started in a standard room which was horrible: tiny balcony with no view whatsover, full of paint stains all over the place, moisture in the bathroom, cheap looking and old furniture etc. So we changed to a junior suite. At least there was some view but not only did everything also look very oldish (yes the hotel is called Design Suites, but in the style of the 70s with no upkeep...) but for the first time in my life I saw this suite was ”provided” with: - no aircon (it was in the 30s during our stay - no tissues - no face towel - no shaving mirror - a boiler but no coffee bags (and only 2 tea bags!!) - only 2 electric plugs with international adaptors - 2 armchairs with a torn plastic cover - curtains not closing properly - if 2 robes were provided, both were child size and we were 2 adults - toilet flush not working properly Public area in the building we were staying were filthy: look at the pictures I took from the lift to the room! And to put a very sour cherry on the cake, at breakfast which was included in our tariff, we were charged for boiled eggs and expressos!!! We've stayed in close to 10 hotels in Argentine and this is truly a first time. I truly wonder if the general manager of this place is located 10000 miles away.

Our tour company, unexpectedly and at the last minute, changed the time of our departure from 7:45 am to 6am. Unfortunately, the hotel’s breakfast starts at 7am, with no exception, not even a single cup of coffee. Strict policy with no consideration of a guest’s request or desire. We could accept this unfortunate policy had they not been making an exception for another group in plain view. The breakfast policy in general should be reviewed because the previous morning we came down to find the dining room roped off but with people inside, with no sign of a hostess. Inquiring at the front desk, we were told we needed to wait so we can give our name and number. After waiting a long time with no sign of anyone, a guest walked by us, bypassed the rope and proceeded to a table. We followed suit and the dining room filled with guests all removing the rope or going around it. The hostess finally emerged from the back. Overall, the hotel was comfortable. The views were spectacular (look beyond the construction in front). A couple of chairs anywhere outdoors would have been greatly appreciated to take in the view and breathe the fresh air. We loved Patagonia but these minor breakfast “policy” issues were disappointing.

It is a hotel with a good price-product ratio, efficient, comfortable and with a very good view of the lake.The staff is very friendly, the amenities are adequate and it is also quite quiet, you can hear the wild animals.There is plenty of space to store or park vehicles.

It is a small hosting - only 10 rooms - excellently preserved, located in front of Gutiérrez Lake and with amazing panorama views. The rooms, all with view of the lake, although they may seem something ancient, for whom they like old furniture (in this case of provence style) and a extremely sweet mountain decoration of the mid-century, They are very warm and cozy, but since it depends on the customer's taste. The question of distance is also subjective, but if you want to enjoy the tranquility and the environment, whether or not the city is close, it becomes an ideal place. In addition to a lobby, with its very warm, integrated dining room, an atmosphere that reminds those old mountain cabins of the old American films, it has a terrace to breakfast or enjoy the landscapes that adds a very important plus. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable and it is very good to get a good service.