Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Hostería Piuke
HOTEL $$$
( 0294-442-3044; res.piuke@gmail.com; F Beschtedt 136; s/d AR$350/450; )
One of the
better-value hotels down near the lakefront, this one has good-sized, comfortable rooms
and some very hip retro '70s furnishings.
Hosteria La Sureña
HOTEL $$$
( 0294-442-2013;
www.hosterialasurena.com.ar
;
San Martín 432; s/d AR$316/456; )
A
cozy, hectically decorated lobby leads on to a wide variety of rooms ‒ some are spacious
and well-appointed, others are workaday and cramped. Have a look at a few if you can.
Hotel Edelweiss
HOTEL $$$
$$$
( 0294-444-5500;
www.edelweiss.com.ar
; San Martín 202; r from AR$1320; )
One of
the better business-class hotels in town, the Edelweiss manages to retain a warmth des-
pite its size. All the facilities are here, including a fantastic 7th-floor day spa and swim-
ming pool.
Eating
Bariloche has some of Argentina's best food, and it would take several wallet-breaking,
belt-bursting and intestinally challenging weeks to sample all of the worthwhile restaur-
ants. Regional specialties, including
cordero
(lamb, cooked over an open flame),
jabalí
(wild boar),
ciervo
(venison) and
trucha
(trout), are especially worth trying.
Covita
VEGETARIAN $
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(
0294-442-1708; O'Connor 511; mains AR$30-60;
12-3pm Mon-Sat, 7-11:30pm Thu-Sat;
)
Wonderfully healthy cafe that caters to macrobiotic, vegan and even raw food diets.
Choose from salads, stirfries, curries, and sushi. Fresh organic juices too.
La Marca
INTERNATIONAL $
(Urquiza 240; mains AR$60-120; 12pm-12am; )
Upscale
parrilla
(steak restaurant) with
reasonable (for Bariloche) prices. Choose from the impressive range of brochettes (shas-
