San Carlos de Bariloche

Belonging to one of the country’s leading art dealers, this fabulous hotel, whose grounds are lapped by the lake’s waters, is like staying in a private art gallery. — Rough Guide

One of Argentina’s most famous hotels, designed and built (twice) by Alejandro Bustillo along the lines of an enormous Canadian cabin. — Rough Guide

How about a few nights at a remote lodge on an island in the middle of a huge mountain lake? Isla Victoria lodge...makes a divine upscale getaway. — Frommer's

Perched over the lake and the main road to the ski resort and Llao Llao, 2 kilometers outside of Bariloche's center, this stylish boutique hotel offers some of the best rates in the region. — Star Service

The lobby and facade are a lot more impressive than the rooms, but they’re still OK – on the smallish side, but functional and clean. — Lonely Planet

Everything about this place screams ‘cute,’ but the rooms are big and airy, with small but spotless bathrooms and big-screen TVs. Good value. — Lonely Planet

Ideally located a block from the centro cívico, this is a modern but tastefully decorated hotel. Rates include breakfast served in a dining room with stunning lake views. — Rough Guide

Practical, comfortable, modern, and friendly, this is a new boutique-style hotel just a block up the hill from the heart of town. — Frommer's

A basic businesslike hotel, this old standby in the center of Bariloche has been greatly improved, thanks to updated furnishings and facilities. — Fodor's

Idyllically located at the head of the sapphire Lago Gutiérrez, and offers supreme comfort, exquisite and well-balanced food and... even an ecumenical chapel within the fabulous grounds. — Rough Guide