Llao Llao Hotel

Designed by Alejandro Bustillo, Llao Llao is the most luxurious hotel in Argentine Patagonia. It is located in the town of Bariloche, founded by emigrants from Germany and Austria, who gave it an Alpine character, reflected in the architecture of the region. Nature also favors associations with Alpine countries. A snow-capped chain of Andean peaks looms on the horizon, and the town is washed by the waters of Lake Nahuel Huapi and Moreno. It's no wonder that Llao Llao is the first choice for enthusiasts of skiing, climbing and hiking. The hotel also includes an 18-hole golf course, a marina, a SPA, a fitness club and outdoor and indoor swimming pools. Guests have at their disposal two wings with a total of over 200 rooms and apartments. One of the wings overlooks Lake Nahuel Huapi and the Cerro Lopez peak, the other overlooks Lake Moreno. Llao Llao has five restaurants serving traditional and international cuisine. You can try a steak made of high-class Argentinian beef, which will be perfectly paired with wine from the Mendoza area. The quality of the hotel is proven by the fact that it has been repeatedly voted the best Argentine hotel outside Buenos Aires. Moreover, the co-owner of Llao Llao is also the owner of the Alver Palace hotel in Buenos Aires, one of the most luxurious hotels in South America.

Interestingly, since 1993, the hotel has hosted an annual classical music festival called Semana Musical Llao Llao