Villa Labrador Bariloche

Fascinating.

We had a great time at my brother's wedding celebration with my sister-in-law. He booked the whole cabin complex, and the spacious, well-kept grounds are spectacular, with great photo spots everywhere. The cabins have breathtaking views and look lovely, though I noticed some neglect: dampness, broken windows and tiles, and doors that wouldn't close. For the price per night, they should be better maintained. The heated pool was just the right temperature, but a bit far from the cabins. The main house has ping pong, pool, foosball, a grill, lots of bedrooms, and a kitchen fit for a mansion. I can't say whether cleaning was included for our stay, but we didn't have cleaning service. Breakfast was thin, too. The first day we got milk, a roll, and croissants; on the following days of our three-night stay there was just one croissant per person in the cabin. That could be improved, as could the long check-in requirements. A non-slip bath mat would also make the tub safer. Still, everything else was very nice and we had a great time. Thank you!

The cabin had what we needed to spend time together, and the rest of the stay was comfortable and well looked after. Breakfast came every day, and when we told them some of us have celiac disease, they brought options for us too. Cleaning was every other day. The bed could be better, though: it was very small and the mattress was thin. The place is peaceful and easy to reach, with incredible views, a pool, and games for kids. Staff were friendly and attentive, and replies on WhatsApp were quick. It's about 20 minutes from downtown Bariloche, with supermarkets and restaurants nearby. I recommend it 100%.

It's a beautiful place with very friendly service, but the price doesn't feel justified. The cabin has a lovely view, though afternoon sun heats it up like an oven even with the curtains shut. The second sleeping area is called a bedroom, but it's really an open loft with no door or blackout curtains, reached by stairs that seem dangerous for kids. The play equipment for children was broken, too. Breakfast arrives at 9:30 a.m., much too late for us traveling with small children. I asked for it the night before since it's served cold, and they began preparing it. Given what the cabin costs, there should be some way to escape the heat indoors at 3 p.m.