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Start at the Circuito Chico trailhead near the hotel, climb Cerrito Llao Llao for the lookout, then continue through forest to Villa Tacul.

What makes it special

Book dinner at Cava Llao Llao for a six-course menu paired with regional wines in a cellar that seats just eight guests.

Room to consider

Choose the Deluxe Moreno Lake Royal Suite for a private sauna and a terrace where you can watch the sun set over Lake Moreno.

Insider tip

Book a private fly fishing cruise between mid-November and mid-April for a chance to cast from the boat in Bariloche’s lake country.

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Llao Llao Hotel

Llao Llao Hotel occupies one of Patagonia's defining positions, on a green peninsula framed by Lake Nahuel Huapi, Lake Moreno and the peaks of Cerro Lopez and Mount Tronador. The resort is 25 kilometers west of central Bariloche, where Avenida Ezequiel Bustillo reaches the Llao Llao district and the landscape opens into forest, water and mountains. Its 205 rooms and suites sit within 15 hectares of grounds that also hold an 18-hole golf course, marina, beach, spa and heated pools.

This is a landmark resort rather than a secluded lodge. Its scale brings meaningful advantages for a longer stay: several places to eat, a broad activity program, indoor options when the weather turns and enough variety for couples, golfers and families to follow different rhythms. The trade-off is distance from Bariloche's center and its restaurants. Guests who want to walk into town each evening should look elsewhere; those who want the lake district to remain the focus from morning to night will find the location hard to match.

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Rooms

  • 205 205

Hotel Style

  • Casual Casual

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Mountain Mountain
  • Golf Golf

Facilities

  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Llao Llao Hotel

Standard Room
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Standard Room

237 sqft
From 350 USD

The Standard Room at Llao Llao Hotel has about 22 square meters in the Bustillo Wing. A queen bed or two twin beds are available....

Superior Room
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Superior Room

237 sqft
From 435 USD

The Superior Room at Llao Llao Hotel has about 22 square meters in the renovated Bustillo Wing. The windows look toward the gardens or the...

Lake Room
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Lake Room

237–290 sqft
From 477 USD

The Lake Room at Llao Llao Hotel ranges from about 22 to 27 square meters. It is in the Bustillo Wing, with windows facing the...

Lake Studio
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Lake Studio

430 sqft
From 580 USD

The Lake Studio at Llao Llao Hotel has about 40 square meters in the Bustillo Wing. The sleeping and living areas share one open room...

Superior Lake View Room
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Superior Lake View Room

226–248 sqft
From 580 USD

The Superior Lake View Room at Llao Llao Hotel ranges from about 21 to 23 square meters. The room is in the renovated Bustillo Wing....

Junior Suite
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Junior Suite

516 sqft
From 677 USD

The Junior Suite at Llao Llao Hotel has about 48 square meters in the Bustillo Wing. A living area sits apart from the bedroom, giving...

Deluxe Moreno Lake Studio
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Deluxe Moreno Lake Studio

430–462 sqft
From 967 USD

The Deluxe Moreno Lake Studio at Llao Llao Hotel ranges from about 40 to 43 square meters. Large windows look out toward Moreno Lake and...

2 Bedroom Moreno Lake Cabin
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2 Bedroom Moreno Lake Cabin

570 sqft
From 1’173 USD

The Two-Bedroom Moreno Lake Cabin at Llao Llao Hotel has about 53 square meters. Its windows look toward Moreno Lake and Mount Tronador. A deck...

Deluxe Moreno Lake Suite
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Deluxe Moreno Lake Suite

678 sqft
From 1’209 USD

The 63-square-meter Deluxe Moreno Lake Suite at Llao Llao Hotel has a separate bedroom and living room. Large windows look toward Moreno Lake and Mount...

Superior Lake Suite
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Superior Lake Suite

538 sqft
From 1’454 USD

The Superior Lake Suite at Llao Llao Hotel has about 50 square meters in the Bustillo Wing. Its separate bedroom and living room look toward...

Deluxe Moreno Lake Master Suite
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Deluxe Moreno Lake Master Suite

1,033 sqft
From 2’093 USD

The 96-square-meter Deluxe Moreno Lake Master Suite at Llao Llao Hotel looks toward Moreno Lake and Mount Tronador. A terrace opens from the king bedroom,...

Presidential Suite
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Presidential Suite

1,722 sqft
From 2’395 USD

The Presidential Suite at Llao Llao Hotel has about 160 square meters inside and a separate terrace of about 80 square meters. The terrace looks...

Deluxe Moreno Lake Royal Suite
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Deluxe Moreno Lake Royal Suite

1,399 sqft
From 3’121 USD

The bedroom leads to a terrace overlooking Moreno Lake and Mount Tronador. There is a fireplace in the living room and another in the bedroom....

The hotel stands at kilometer 25 of Avenida Bustillo, beside the traditional Circuito Chico route. Puerto Panuelo is nearby for sailings to Victoria Island, the Arrayanes Forest and Puerto Blest, while the municipal Llao Llao park has quiet woodland walks. Cerro Campanario, Colonia Suiza and the viewpoints around Lake Moreno are all natural additions to a stay. Central Bariloche remains useful for shops, chocolate houses and independent dining, but visiting requires a drive rather than an evening stroll.

San Carlos de Bariloche Airport lies east of the city, while the hotel is west; the resort places the road distance at about 35 kilometers. Airport transport can be arranged through the concierge, and a pre-booked car is the simplest option after a flight. Journey times vary with traffic and winter road conditions, so a generous transfer window is sensible. Guests planning several excursions may value a rental car, though organized lake trips and regional outings can also be coordinated from the resort.

The 205-key inventory divides into two distinct parts. The historic Bustillo Wing contains 162 rooms, studios and suites, including 11 studios and 12 suites. Opened in 1940 and associated with architect Alejandro Bustillo, it carries the familiar mountain-hotel character through timber, stone and traditional public rooms. Categories progress from Standard and Superior Rooms to lake-facing rooms, studios, Junior Suites, Lake Suites and the large Presidential Suite. Views and access differ within the older building, so room position matters.

The Moreno Wing adds 43 deluxe studios and suites and connects to the original building by a panoramic bridge. Built in 2007, it has a more contemporary Patagonian expression, with terraces and sightlines toward Lake Moreno and Mount Tronador. Deluxe Moreno Lake Studios measure about 40 to 43 square meters; the suites add separate living space and larger bathrooms. This wing generally suits guests prioritizing space, air conditioning and a strong lake outlook. The Bustillo side is the more convincing choice for atmosphere and proximity to the hotel's historic heart.

Families should examine configurations rather than relying on category names. Connecting rooms are available in selected categories, and the two-bedroom Moreno Lake Cabin adds a living room, two bathrooms and a deck. Some older-room positions involve stairs, and air conditioning is not universal in the Bustillo inventory. These distinctions are particularly important for multigenerational parties, summer stays and anyone with mobility considerations.

The golf course is a central part of the property, not a token resort amenity. Its 18 holes run through the Nahuel Huapi National Park landscape beside the lake, with a driving range, two putting greens, a Pro Shop and instruction. Seasonal hours and weather conditions affect play, especially in winter, so golfers should reserve and confirm the course schedule for their dates. The Club House provides an easy place for lunch or tea after a round.

Warmer months open the Moreno Lake marina for kayaking, canoeing, stand-up paddleboarding, windsurfing and fly-casting, with staff support for different levels. On land, the resort lists guided walks, mountain bikes, archery, tennis and recreational football. Boat trips, fishing, rafting, horse riding and other regional excursions extend the program beyond the grounds. In winter, Bariloche shifts toward snow, with Cerro Catedral the principal ski area; transfers, equipment and mountain plans should be arranged separately rather than assumed to be part of the hotel stay.

The activity list is best treated as a seasonal menu. Weather, water conditions and programming determine what runs on a particular day. This variability is also why Llao Llao works well for four or five nights: guests have room to move a lake outing, golf round or hike without losing the shape of the trip. Indoor classes, the gym, reading and games rooms, pool and spa keep poor-weather days from feeling empty.

The interconnected heated indoor and outdoor infinity-edge pools make the most of the view while remaining practical across the seasons. A Jacuzzi and fitness facilities sit within the wider Health Club. The spa focuses on facial and body treatments, hydrotherapy and relaxation programs, with individual appointments and multi-day plans available by reservation. This is a substantial wellness setup, although treatments and access conditions should be confirmed rather than presumed from the room rate.

Younger guests are not excluded from the wellness side. The separate Kids & Teens Spa is designed for ages six to 17 and lists age-appropriate yoga, skincare, massage and salon experiences. Families should reserve these services in advance and check the current selection. For adults, the spa is particularly useful after golf, skiing or a full excursion day, while the pool allows the family to spend time together without committing to a treatment schedule.

Dining ranges from regional cooking to relaxed all-day options. Restaurante Patagonia places local ingredients and Patagonian dishes at the center of its menu. Restaurante Argentino handles grilled meat and fish, vegetables and homemade pasta. The Lobby Bar is the flexible choice for drinks or an informal meal, while the Winter Garden serves lunch and the traditional Llao Llao Tea against broad views of the gardens and Lake Nahuel Huapi.

Other venues give a longer stay more range. The golf Club House serves sandwiches, cakes, tea and preserves; Moreno Lake Lounge pairs its lake view with tapas, sandwiches, sushi and local craft beer; Cava Llao Llao focuses on wine and special dishes; and the Pool Bar keeps refreshments close to the indoor pool. Opening patterns can change with season and occupancy, so the useful planning move is to reserve the principal dinners and tea, then confirm which casual venues are operating during the stay.

Llao Llao is unusually well equipped for families in the Bariloche hotel market. Organized recreation is designed for children aged four to ten and grouped by age, while the marina welcomes children, teenagers and adults when summer conditions allow. The pool, games spaces, grounds and room connections make it possible to combine shared time with separate adult plans. Outdoor children's activities remain weather dependent, and both recreation and spa sessions may require advance booking.

Three nights allow time for the resort, Circuito Chico and one lake or mountain excursion. Four or five nights create a better balance for families, golfers and first-time Patagonia visitors, particularly when weather can rearrange plans. The property is less persuasive for a brief urban stop or for travelers seeking an intimate design hotel. Its strength lies in consolidation: historic architecture, lake access, golf, wellness, dining and family infrastructure are gathered in one scenic base, reducing the need to repack or cross the region each day.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The Lobby Bar’s antler chandeliers and wood-burning fireplace give evening cocktails a lodge setting, with live music on select nights.

The spa pairs a gentle massage with rosehip oil, giving you a way to wind down after a day outdoors in Patagonia.

Llao Llao’s instructors teach archery on the shore of Lake Moreno, where a practice session takes place with Patagonia’s mountains in view.

Location of Llao Llao Hotel-Resort

Av. Ezequiel Bustillo Km 25, R8401 San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro, Argentina

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What to Know About Llao Llao Hotel

Who should stay at Llao Llao Hotel Bariloche?

Llao Llao is best for luxury travellers who want a historic Patagonia resort with 205 rooms, Bustillo and Moreno wings, Moreno and Nahuel Huapi lake views, Cerro Lopez and Tronador scenery, 15 hectares of parkland, 18-hole golf, marina, heated pools, spa, Llao Llao Tea, and access to Bariloche's lake district. It is less ideal for guests who want to stay in the middle of Bariloche town, or who prefer a small remote lodge. For families, golfers, couples, scenery lovers, and first-time Patagonia travellers who want comfort with a sense of place, Llao Llao remains one of Argentina's defining hotels.

Is Llao Llao better than Villa La Angostura hotels?

Llao Llao is better if you want a grand Bariloche resort with golf, spa, pools, lake views, and a historic hotel atmosphere. Villa La Angostura hotels are better if you want a smaller, quieter lakeside stay with a more boutique feel. Both can work beautifully in the Argentine lake district. Choose Llao Llao for scale, facilities, and iconic Bariloche scenery. Choose Villa La Angostura for intimacy and a slower village rhythm.

What is Llao Llao Tea?

Llao Llao Tea is one of the hotel's signature traditions, served with views over the gardens and Nahuel Huapi Lake. It is a classic afternoon ritual that fits the hotel's grand-resort personality. It is especially relevant for guests who want to enjoy the public spaces, views, and slower rhythm of the hotel without turning every day into an excursion.

Is Llao Llao good in summer?

Yes. Llao Llao is excellent in summer because guests can use the golf course, marina, lake activities, hiking routes, cycling, outdoor pools, gardens, and terraces. The long days make the lakes and mountains feel central to the stay. Summer is ideal for travellers who want the classic Bariloche lake-district experience: blue water, forest, mountain views, and active days followed by resort comfort.

Is Llao Llao good in winter?

Yes. Llao Llao is good in winter because the mountain-lodge atmosphere, heated pools, spa, lake views, and Bariloche's alpine scenery all become more dramatic in cold weather. It also works well as a refined base for guests combining resort time with Cerro Catedral or winter sightseeing. It is best for travellers who want snow, scenery, and comfort rather than a ski-in/ski-out hotel. Llao Llao is about the whole Patagonia setting, not only skiing.

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