Bariloche - Where To Stay

Bariloche - Where To Stay

There are endless accommodation options in Bariloche and to make it easier for you and not having to research for hours, I wrote this guide. Find out what your best options are to make the most of your visit. From budget accommodation to more luxurious stays, I've covered everything. I'm sure you will find the perfect place for your visit! Please note: If you like one of my recommended accommodations, it would really help me if you'd book through my link as I'll receive a small commission. The price will stay the same for you, it only helps me to be able to provide more free content in the future. So it's a win-win for both of us 🙂
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Tip: There is accommodation for every budget in Bariloche. Depending on the month of the year, even the 5 star hotels can be very affordable. So don't let it hold you back from checking all of the options, even if you first think they might be too expensive.

Luxurious Stays

Llao Llao Hotel
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If you're looking for luxury and want to treat yourself, the Llao Llao Hotel is the most exclusive resort in Argentine Patagonia. Foreign presidents have stayed here and it's for sure a unique experience spending some nights here. The hotel features a complete spa, you can play table tennis, pool and tennis, there is a playground for kids and the staff speaks various languages and service is impeccable. The location is perfect for skiiing and kayaking. From the terrace you have breathtaking views on the lakes and mountains.
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Charming Luxury Lodge & Private Spa
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This slice of paradise is located outside of the city center in Playa Bonita. The 5 star hotel has an incredible view over the lake and on the mountains. The outdoor swimming pool is heated so you can even enjoy it winter and take in those breathtking views. Of course, there's also a sauna, jacuzzis and a Hamam. The staff is wonderful and the complimentary breakfast is delicious.
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Design Suites Bariloche
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Not far from the civic center but surrounded by nature with fantastic views in front of Lake Nahuel Huapi. The rooms offer lake or mountain views and the interior is super beautifully designed and decorated, even featuring a hot tub. Come back after a long day out exploring and enjoy the view on the lake from the heated outdoor swimming pool or treat yourself to a massage. The lounge features floor-to-ceiling windows making it a special place to enjoy a drink from the bar. Breakfast is served in the restaurant.
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Arelauquen Lodge, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, San Carlos de Bariloche
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Located just south of Bariloche, 20 minutes by car, this 5 star hotel is an outstanding location. Lake Gutierrez is only 100 m away and so the views on the lake and the mountains are amazing. The rooms are spacious and bright with a beautiful modern interior. There's an in-and outdoor swimming pool, a spa center and a gym. A super beautiful place if you want to spend time in a special place.
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Alma del Lago Suites & Spa
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A super beautiful 5 star hotel just outside of the civic center, a 15 minute walk. The modern rooms boast large windows that allow panoramic views on the lake and the mountains. The spa center is excellent, so unwind and treat yourself to one of the various massages, facial- or body treatments.
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Bosque del Nahuel
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Located right where the Circuito Chico starts, this Boutique Hotel features a complete spa with heated swimming pool, saunas and relaxation area. Massages can be arranged as well. There is a gym and even a movie theatre in the hotel. You can choose to stay in a hotel room or book one of the cabins that are fully equipped with kitchen and space for up to 6 people. Some of the cabins even boast a fireplace and jacuzzi.
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Mid-Range Options

Knapp Hotel
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If you don't want to stay in the city center of Bariloche, this place is located in Villa Catedral, just 50 m from the ski lifts. It is an absolutely beautifully furnished place, decorated with attention to detail, the rooms are very comfortable and can accommodate up to 4 people.
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Hampton by Hilton Bariloche
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A very modern and beautiful hotel, located centrally with a big complementary breakfast that leaves nothing to wish for. It features a bar, restaurant, 24 h front desk and if you're visiting in winter, a ski storage space. Feeling like going to the beach? It's just 200 m away.
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Villa Sofia Apart Hotel
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This place offers cozy apartments in different sizes, suitable for up to 6 people. It includes access to a complete spa which is 200 m away. The amenities include a kitchenette.
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Hotel Ayres del Nahuel
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Super centrally located and just 50 m from the lake. The rooms are very spacious and offer a view on the lake or the mountains. You can enjoy the breakfast buffet in the lounge or have it delivered to your room. One of the most popular chocolate shops (Mamuschka) in Bariloche ist just steps away.
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Hotel Tierra Gaucha
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Just 50 m from the lake, this is an excellent option if you want to stay centrally and just steps away from one of the best chocolate shops. Staff is super friendly and the very good breakfast is complementary.
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Destinar Apartments Bariloche
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Prefect place if you're looking for a bit more space than just a hotel room. There are apartments and bungalows that feature a fully equipped kitchen. It's located 7 km away from the civic center (there are public busses) and directly at the lake with an own stretch of beach.
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Galileo Boutique Hotel
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Located in Villa Catedral, right at the foot of the mountains, it's a fantastic location. There are studios, suites, chalets and apartments and they all count with a kitchen. Some even have their own fireplace and jacuzzi. The hotel also features a telescope to observe the starry night sky,
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Budget Stays

American Suites - Val Garden
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This hotel is located directly in the centre of Bariloche and is particularly suitable if you want to stay overnight in a central location at a reasonable price. The rooms can also accommodate more than 2 people, making the hotel cheaper than a hostel. Breakfast is included.
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Selina Bariloche
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A super stylish and beautifully decorated place in the center of Bariloche that has both dorm and privat rooms. The Selina also features a nice common room with tabele tennis, a swimming pool and a gym.
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Nina Hostel
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Located perfectly central, only a short walk from the lake, this hostel is a good budget option with complementary breakfast. It's a welcoming place with a good atmosphere and there's even a small swimming pool.
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OTTO SKY & SUMMER
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For those wanting to stay outside the civic center, in a more quite place with a relaxed vibe. It's about 1 km from Playa Bonita and boasts a big terrace for relaxing. Breakfast is complimentary and the host is super nice. There are public busses to get around.
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Hopa Home Patagonia Hostel
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Super nice hostel with an amazing atmosphere, just a block away from the lake. The cozy common area is the perfect place to get to know other travellers and the staff is very welcoming. It has its own bar in the basement, away from the rooms and there are dorms as well as private rooms. All include a great breakfast with homemade bread.
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Periko's
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Highly rated hostel in a quiet area but very central at the same time. Very well equipped and clean, it's not the typical hostel vibe but feels very homie. There is a nice garden to realx and hang out and breakfast is included in the price. Dorms as well as private rooms available.
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Patagonia Jazz Hostel
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Colourful and very sociable hostel, located centrally with a complementary vegan breakfast and just 500 m from the central beach. Highly rated among travelers.
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Campgrounds

Camping Petunia
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This one is located right at the lake and outside the city center, nevertheless a good location if you want to be able to get into the city within a 20 minute car ride. The camping plots are located one right next to the other, so you won’t have a lot of privacy there if that’s what you’re looking for. The bathrooms though were super spacious and really good for a campground. It’s a campground I would recommend if you prefer to stay closer to the center of Bariloche. They also offer dorms and small wagons with beds if you don't want to camp. For reference: We paid 4.000 pesos per person (~10 €) per night at the campground.
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Camping Relmu Lafken
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Located at Lake Mascardi, this campground is a bit more rustic in terms of sanitary facilities, but in a great location. We were lucky to get a spot right at the water, sheltered by bushes and trees and the lake area was super beautiful and swimming there with the mountain view was amazing! For reference: We paid 2.500 pesos per person (~ 6,50 €) per night at the campground.
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Camping los Rápidos
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This campground is located right at the beautiful Mascardi Lake. It is a super beautiful and peaceful place! And it leaves nothing to be desired when it comes to facilities. For reference: We paid 4.000 pesos per person (~ 10 €) per night at the campground. Definitely recommendable, especially if you like to stay a bit off the beaten track and you don’t mind to be rather far away from the next city.
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