Hosteria Amigos del Bosque

We really enjoyed our stay here. The suite was awesome with a private deck, a fireplace and a jacuzzi tub with a gorgeous view. What made our stay particularly nice was our hosts. They were very friendly and helpful even with limited English. We really wanted the "mate" experience and...

We really enjoyed our stay here. The suite was awesome with a private deck, a fireplace and a jacuzzi tub with a gorgeous view. What made our stay particularly nice was our hosts. They were very friendly and helpful even with limited English. We really wanted the "mate" experience and our host was happy to oblige. He prepared and shared the special tea as we sat at the tiny bar as he explained the ritual. It was very sweet and one of the highlights of our trip. There is no restaurant but a very nice breakfast is included.

The Amigos is a short drive out of the town located on the side of the hill. From the outside it looks very rustic, mostly made out of wood and the interior is wood as well. The room was adequate and the bathroom had a jacuzzi tub and shower. Be...

The Amigos is a short drive out of the town located on the side of the hill. From the outside it looks very rustic, mostly made out of wood and the interior is wood as well. The room was adequate and the bathroom had a jacuzzi tub and shower. Be careful for the tub floor is very slippery when wet! The staff were friendly and helpful and breakfast was included in the room. Breakfast was simple, cakes, cereal, toast and pastries. Orange juice, coffee and tea were also available. An okay stay but nothing extraordinary. View from the room was of the mountains which was exquisite.

Wow. How Do I begin to describe how horrible it was staying in this "hotel" was. Let me explain. When I first arrived, there was no one even at the front desk. It took ten minutes for the owner to come downstairs and he complained for several minutes, cursing, about...

Wow. How Do I begin to describe how horrible it was staying in this "hotel" was. Let me explain. When I first arrived, there was no one even at the front desk. It took ten minutes for the owner to come downstairs and he complained for several minutes, cursing, about how "annoying" customers were being. Totally unprofessional. He was generally rude the entire time I was there 5 nights. He laughed in my face for basic requests (to turn off the sprinklers so I could leave the establishment, to purchase snacks, etc). One of the MAIN issues with staying here was that it felt as though we were intruding on a family's home. The pool is constantly being used by the owner's children, and extended relatives (there were cousins and aunts relaxing at the pool, using the 3 of 4 pool chairs). And you know those relatives werent paying customers. So you can't really hang out there comfortably. The same goes for the "shared living room" in the hotel - the children are watching cartoons 24/7 so you can't relax there. What else? Hmm well the owner changed the price on us when we checked out because 'the exchange rate had raised in between the time we made our reservations and the time we checked out.' Which makes no sense. The price you pay should be the price advertised and the price agreed upon in your reservation. It's unfair and unprofessional to surprise your customers with higher rates upon check out. It's totally ridiculous actually. Hmm what else? Well you can't take your key with you when you leave the hotel, and if you return after the owner is asleep you have to find a hidden key on a wooden beam near the roof and open the door and then somehow put the key back up there. It was ridiculous. The breakfast is advertised as "regional breakfast." Since when is "regional", of Patagonia, toast and coffee? That's generic. The rooms also are extremely hot in the summer - there's no AC and there's not a fan. When we asked if they had a box or standing fan they said "open the window" which we obviously already had open. The room had two tiny windows that let no air in. It was difficult to sleep or rest peacefully. Truly. They also left our room uncleaned and 100% unattended one day. They claimed they knocked on the door but that's simply not true. They are lazy and ridiculously unprofessional. When we asked for at least more toilet paper (since they could not clean our room) they told us that they had no more.... Furthermore, there were countless times that there was no one at the front desk. I mean COUNTLESS. Which wouldn't be a huge issue except that they make you leave your key with them... So we found ourselves waiting around ten, fifteen minutes to be allowed INTO the room we were paying $100 USD a night for. It was absurd! Please note that the hotel is located on top of a VERY large hill so unless you're traveling in car you will have to hike up and down (and battle water sprinklers because the owner will laugh at your request) just to leave and enter the hotel.

The attention of the family in charge of this Hosteria made our first visit to Villa La Angostura a great experience. The hotel is clean, well located, great views and very friendly. We are a gay couple and we were treat it as one more couple staying in the hotel....

The attention of the family in charge of this Hosteria made our first visit to Villa La Angostura a great experience. The hotel is clean, well located, great views and very friendly. We are a gay couple and we were treat it as one more couple staying in the hotel. The view of the lake from our jacuzzi in the room was priceless. The room wasnt incredible big but it was very comfortable with a big spacious bathroom, which is important for us. I would've create some shelves in the closets, that is my only critic to the hotel.

The excellent care of Daniel and Irene from the mails of reserves to lend a hand in everything that we needed to spend wonderful days, flooded the tranquility of the place. They gave us a detailed guide of the activities may be in the villa narrow so that we can...

The excellent care of Daniel and Irene from the mails of reserves to lend a hand in everything that we needed to spend wonderful days, flooded the tranquility of the place. They gave us a detailed guide of the activities may be in the villa narrow so that we can enjoy and learn as much as possible in the 7 days that we spent there. We just want to go again as soon as we can.

The hospitality of all at Hosteria Amigos del Bosque was fantastic and we felt like very welcome guests. The staff were both helpful and insightful and contributed to a very comfortable first week in Argentina. We came here to 'escape to the country' and we weren't disappointed. The location is...

The hospitality of all at Hosteria Amigos del Bosque was fantastic and we felt like very welcome guests. The staff were both helpful and insightful and contributed to a very comfortable first week in Argentina. We came here to 'escape to the country' and we weren't disappointed. The location is set amongst the trees, with views over one of the many lakes of the area. Our room, one of the suites, was fantastic, with amazing views from the main room and balcony as well as the jacuzzi bath in the bathroom. I would recommend this room in second! Great value. Only thing to note for future visitors is that the hotel is not smack bang 'in' Villa La Angostura, it's a 5 min drive from the edge of that small town. This was what we wanted as you need to be outside the town to get the views, but worth noting that to have a rental car for this area would be very helpful.

Fantastic views of the Nahuel Huapi Lake, the mountains and the Manzano Bay. Spacious rooms and excellent bathrooms (we recommend a room with a jacuzzi after a long day of trekking/canoeing/biking. Amazing terrace with views. If you stay there, you will want to come back. The owners are very nice...

Fantastic views of the Nahuel Huapi Lake, the mountains and the Manzano Bay. Spacious rooms and excellent bathrooms (we recommend a room with a jacuzzi after a long day of trekking/canoeing/biking. Amazing terrace with views. If you stay there, you will want to come back. The owners are very nice and extremely helpful.

We had an excellent stay. Daniel and his wife are excellent hosts. Our room had a spectacular view of the lago and mountains in the distance. Romantic late dinner for two, a jacuzzi in the bathroom -- what more could you want?? If you´re looking for an intimate place 5...

We had an excellent stay. Daniel and his wife are excellent hosts. Our room had a spectacular view of the lago and mountains in the distance. Romantic late dinner for two, a jacuzzi in the bathroom -- what more could you want?? If you´re looking for an intimate place 5 min. outside the busyness of Villa La Angostura, this is worthy of consideration.

A really pretty B+B with gorgeous wood work on the inside and out, adequate sized rooms with very nice views of the lake. Very good value when we visited in their Spring. I don't think they've updated their web site recently, but the B+B does look like the pictures seen...

A really pretty B+B with gorgeous wood work on the inside and out, adequate sized rooms with very nice views of the lake. Very good value when we visited in their Spring. I don't think they've updated their web site recently, but the B+B does look like the pictures seen in the web site. Daniel the owner was very helpful in giving us suggestions for food and where to hike.

We stayed here during part of our honeymoon and the accommodations were outstanding! The service and staff were wonderful and friendly. It is owned and operated by a young family who welcomed us with open arms and made us feel like a part of their family. The building and the...

We stayed here during part of our honeymoon and the accommodations were outstanding! The service and staff were wonderful and friendly. It is owned and operated by a young family who welcomed us with open arms and made us feel like a part of their family. The building and the setting are beautiful and we really enjoyed everything about our stay. We left with fond memories and hope to come back some day in the near future!