“Nice hotel in harmony with nature around it ”

This hotel was chosen for me by Exoticca. It is of a Lodge style, and it’s rustic interior is in perfect harmony with a rugged Patagonian nature around it. The room was clean and had everything you need while exploring the outdoors. The staff is absolutely wonderful, whether at the restaurant, rece… more

This hotel was chosen for me by Exoticca. It is of a Lodge style, and it’s rustic interior is in perfect harmony with a rugged Patagonian nature around it. The room was clean and had everything you need while exploring the outdoors. The staff is absolutely wonderful, whether at the restaurant, reception or a cleaning team. Very warm and helpful. The restaurant only serves breakfast and sandwiches later in the day. The hotel is on the outskirts of El Calafate, about 20-30 minutes away. Charming little town with lots of lovey restaurants and shops. A nice pastry shop-cafe is 5 minutes away from the hotel, on the corner, just as you turn left towards the town and a mini supermarket opposite the cafe. I travelled solo and stayed three nights at the hotel. People in El Calafate are very friendly and I felt totally safe to explore the town and coming to the hotel late- ish in the evenings. Dogs are part of the town and I found it delightful. If you allow, they will accompany you around. Very friendly company!

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“Good clean comfortable place to stay”

Service was good, rooms were really clean, breakfast was good with a variety of things to try, including Argentine pastries and croissants, eggs, fruit, tea coffee and more. It is about a 7 minute walk from the el centro, and all of our activities were able to pick us up at the hotel. The only com… more

Service was good, rooms were really clean, breakfast was good with a variety of things to try, including Argentine pastries and croissants, eggs, fruit, tea coffee and more. It is about a 7 minute walk from the el centro, and all of our activities were able to pick us up at the hotel. The only complaint I have is that it was really close to a metal bridge that makes a pretty loud sound every time a car goes over it, sounds like thunder.

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“The hottest room ever and no aircon!”

Small hotel on the outskirts of El Calafate about 10-15 mins walk from downtown. Rooms tiny and not well appointed. No fridge, no kettle nor soft drinks in room also no TV. Breakfasts ok, nice coffee and juices. Hotel has tiny expensive bar but no dinner service. Room was constantly very hot and re… more

Small hotel on the outskirts of El Calafate about 10-15 mins walk from downtown. Rooms tiny and not well appointed. No fridge, no kettle nor soft drinks in room also no TV. Breakfasts ok, nice coffee and juices. Hotel has tiny expensive bar but no dinner service. Room was constantly very hot and reception unable to turn down heating and could only lend us a huge noisy fan to help. Fortunately we were on the ground floor but hotel has no lift so difficult for those staying upstairs. The walls were paper thin so noisy neighbours a problem one night. I would not recommend staying here except in depths of winter with little luggage!

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“Three days in Calafate”

The hotel is less than comfortable. the bedroom has neither air conditioning nor fan and the sun hits on the window all the long afternoon making difficult to stay in the room. No fridge and the safe is quite small. Breakfast is acceptable but need to claim frequently to get a plate or a knife beca… more

The hotel is less than comfortable. the bedroom has neither air conditioning nor fan and the sun hits on the window all the long afternoon making difficult to stay in the room. No fridge and the safe is quite small. Breakfast is acceptable but need to claim frequently to get a plate or a knife because most of the time they lack where they should be. Personnel is not customer oriented.

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