El Calafate

This luxurious converted ranch house has an absolutely spectacular location in the middle of the national park on the shore of Lago Viedma. — Fodor's

A beaut wrapped in Andean textiles and rustic simplicity. — Lonely Planet

The five iron-roofed houses, modeled on traditional Patagonian sheep farms, are updated with underfloor heating, power showers, and impeccable insulation. — Condé Nast Traveler

Resembling a simple Japanese inn, this elegant B&B wins points for personalized service. — Lonely Planet

Considering the amenities, prices are pretty reasonable at Calafate’s original resort. — Lonely Planet

Woodsy, well-kept (and slightly noisy) campsites with spotless showers that have 24-hour hot water. — Lonely Planet

Both modern and rustic, Gabriel's welcoming two-story lodge offers views of flamingos on the lake (from November through summer). — Lonely Planet

Immaculate and personable, this calm hostel alternative is across the footbridge from 9 de Julio. — Lonely Planet

A luxury lodge on the road to Perito Moreno, Eolo offers full-board stays in handsome accommodations where you can take in the beauty of Patagonia's vast, empty lands. — Fodor's

El Calafate, a dusty, Patagonian steppe town fronting Lago Argentina, survives entirely on visitors to the three-mile-wide Perito Moreno glacier, 50 miles westward. — Condé Nast Traveler

From the homemade chocolates and wildflower bouquets that appear in the rooms each evening to the sweeping backyard complete with swing sets for the kids, there are many thoughtful details. — Fodor's

Good value and centrally located, this friendly guesthouse is a good choice for travelers. — Lonely Planet

Guests happily tuck into this snug, rustic lodging with panoramic lake views and farm antiquities. — Lonely Planet

The gauchos of Patagonia are in the shadows of the towering mountains, but they are a rich fabric of this landscape. — Afar Magazine

The best deals here are dorm bunks with thick covers. — Lonely Planet

A restful spot that has snug storybook A-frames with spiral staircases leading to loft beds and apartments. — Lonely Planet

Great views across the lake are the main selling point of this smartly kept hotel, where each lakeside vista has a seated window or armchair so you can watch the beautiful sunset colors dance. — Fodor's

Best suited to large groups, this mammoth log cabin ends up feeling blander than the competition. Double-bunk dorms are cozy, while the new annex features tidy brick doubles. — Lonely Planet