Sierra Nevada

It was shoulder season and quiet, which made the hotel feel warm and relaxing. I liked sitting on the soft sofas with the jazz music and garden view, and the restaurant meals were good value. The staff were friendly and professional. The only downside was a damp smell from the bathroom coming into the room. I’d suggest keeping the bathroom doors shut after cleaning.

A good place to stay in El Calafate. Comfortable rooms, a nice breakfast, helpful service, and a convenient location.

Everything is close by since the hotel is right downtown, with coffee shops, restaurants, and the other things you need nearby. The location couldn’t be better. Our room was cozy and warm, with a lovely landscape view, and all the windows looked onto a beautiful garden. The staff were really friendly and always ready to help. I highly recommend this lovely hotel.

The place is run down, and the walls are so thin you can hear other guests brushing their teeth. Our windows faced a busy street, with trucks and scooters supplying the Patagonian ambience. There’s no ventilation, so the windows are steamy all the time. The food was mediocre, and they even put out a basket of fake fruit to give poor guests the illusion of abundance. This was one of those bad choices made from hotel photos and a few positive reviews. It was the worst place we stayed in during our three-week trip in Argentina, and among the worst hotels I’ve ever come across. Go ahead and book it for your next adventure, then you can appreciate home more when you get back.