We stayed here on a recent trip to El Calafate - we left the booking quite late and found that we had slim pickings. That said, most of the places in town seem to be of average price/quality. Very basic, motel style rooms. Thin walls, uncomfortable beds. Frosty, unhelpful reception. Location is fine. It is a short walk into town,... More

This was a real find for us. It is close to the best restaurants in town, is one of the very few hotels with a fine view, has comfortable rooms and really helpful staff. We returned there three times as we enjoyed the natural wonders of the area. I even gave up a mediocre, twice-as-expensive previously booked hotel to stay... More

The hotel is beautiful, full of polished wood, open space and light. We were greeted with a welcome drink and the service stayed top notch after that. The rooms are spacious and comfy. There are two free internet terminals on the mezzanine floor. Breakfast was nice, with quite a number of choices, though not cooked food. My only reservation in... More

The hotel is set on a hill a little way out of town. Perfect to escape the hoards of backpackers lining the streets of Calafate. Views are good from one side of the hotel, the qothers overlook someones garden!! service was excellent and the cocktails delicious. All in all a good spot and a good hotel.

Our family stayed 3 nights and the service was well above average and the staff went out of their way to help. They have a 4 station internet lobby with small fees and the staff made exchange of US dollars to Pasos without a discount or service charge. We were about an hour from the Glaciers and spent two full... More

We were 3 nights in November 04. The hotel was in its second year. Everything is quite new, large rooms (we requested a change from twins to queen). Customer service was helpful and friendly. In general we liked it very much. The best: breakfast buffet is excellent if you are into sweets. Cookies, pastries and cakes are baked on premises... More