Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
La Selva Negra
CAMPGROUND $
( 0294-444-1013; campingselvanegra@speedy.com.ar; Av Bustillo, Km2.900; campsites per per-
son AR$55)
Located 3km west of town on the road to Llao Llao, this is the nearest organ-
ized camping area. It has good facilities and, in the fall, you can step outside your tent to
pick apples.
Hostel Patanuk
HOSTEL $
( 0294-443-4991;
www.patanuk.com
; Av JM de Rosas 585; dm/d AR$90/260; )
Bariloche's
only lakefront hostel is a definite winner. Big picture windows put you right in front of
the water and mountains. Hardwood floors, a spacious kitchen and comfy lounge round
out the picture.
Hotel Tirol
HOTEL $$$
( 0294-442-6152;
www.hosteriatirol.com.ar
; Libertad 175; s/d AR$595/695; )
Right in
the middle of town, this charming little lodge offers comfortable, spacious rooms. Those
out the back have spectacular views out over the lake and to the mountain range beyond,
as does the bright sitting/breakfast area.
Hostería La Paleta del Pintor
HOTEL $$$
( 0294-442-2220; 20 de Febrero 630; s/d AR$230/420; )
Everything about this place
screams 'cute,' but the rooms are big and airy, with small but spotless bathrooms and
big-screen TVs.
Hotel Carlos V
HOTEL $$$
( 0294-442-5474;
www.carlosvpatagonia.com.ar
;
Morales 420; s/d AR$1000/1200; )
At
first glance a fairly standard business hotel, the Carlos V has plenty of hidden charm.
That, the central location and the good-sized rooms make it hard to beat.
Hostería Katy
HOTEL $$$
(
0294-444-8023;
www.gringospatagonia.com
;
Av Bustillo, Km24.3; s/d AR$310/470;
)
One of the closest
hosterías
(lodging houses) to the national park, this one's set in a
charming family home. It's a family-run operation; the rooms are warm and comfortable,
with big bathrooms and firm beds.
