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1. Mirador del Lago Hotel
Mirador del Lago Hotel
2. Design Suites Calafate
Design Suites Calafate
3. Boutique Hotel La Cantera
Boutique Hotel La Cantera
4. Esplendor by Wyndham El Calafate
Esplendor by Wyndham El Calafate
5. Xelena Hotel & Suites
Xelena Hotel & Suites
6. Calafate Parque Hotel
Calafate Parque Hotel
7. Hotel Posada Los Alamos
Hotel Posada Los Alamos
8. Hotel del Glaciar Libertador
Hotel del Glaciar Libertador
11. Alto Calafate Hotel Patagonico
Alto Calafate Hotel Patagonico
12. Montano Boutique Suites
Montano Boutique Suites
13. Michelangelo Hotel Calafate
Michelangelo Hotel Calafate
14. Bahía Redonda Hotel
Bahía Redonda Hotel
15. Las Dunas Hotel
Las Dunas Hotel
16. Kau Yatun Hotel Boutique
Kau Yatun Hotel Boutique
18. MadreTierra Patagonia
MadreTierra Patagonia
19. Hotel Kosten Aike
Hotel Kosten Aike
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Blanca Patagonia Boutique Inn and Cabins
Blanca Patagonia Boutique Inn and Cabins
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Adventure El Calafate Nature Cabins
Adventure El Calafate Nature Cabins
Comoda y tranquila cabaña para 2 pax
Comoda y tranquila cabaña para 2 pax
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Macrozona Lago Argentino
Macrozona Lago Argentino serves up front-row glacier views that'll make your Instagram followers hate you a little bit. The turquoise waters of Lake Argentino stretch toward snow-capped peaks while lakeside trails lead to perfect spots for watching massive ice chunks crash into the water. Bird lovers can spot flamingos at Laguna Nimez, and adventure seekers can book ice-trekking tours right from the main strip. Patagonian steakhouses and lamb restaurants line the streets, with most places staying open late during summer months. Hotels and lodges feature huge windows framing those killer lake views. While public transit is limited, tour shuttles zip visitors between glaciers and town, making car rental optional for this slice of Patagonian paradise.
El Calafate Centro
El Calafate Centro buzzes as the gateway to Patagonia's famous glaciers. The main street, Avenida del Libertador, showcases colorful shops selling wool sweaters, outdoor gear, and carved gaucho figures. Visitors can explore unique attractions like the Gnome Village, Argentinian Museum of Toys, and the Casino while planning their glacier adventures. The bus terminal connects travelers to the breathtaking Perito Moreno Glacier in Los Glaciares National Park. Restaurants throughout the area serve regional specialties like Patagonian lamb and calafate berry desserts. The neighborhood is highly walkable with hotels and hostels catering to every budget. Most visitors use the terminal's frequent bus service to reach the glaciers, though taxis are readily available for trips around town.
Macrozona Bahía Redonda y Primeros Faldeos
Macrozona Bahía Redonda y Primeros Faldeos gives you front-row seats to the stunning turquoise waters of Lago Argentino. The shoreline paths invite you to spot wild flamingos while the first foothills of Patagonia rise behind you. It's a peaceful escape from downtown El Calafate where bird calls and gentle waves replace city noise. The neighborhood offers boutique guesthouses and vacation rentals with killer lake views instead of tourist crowds. Getting around means walking quiet residential streets or taking a quick taxi ride to downtown restaurants and shops. Perfect for nature lovers who want to experience real Patagonian life.
Cerro Calafate
Cerro Calafate sits on a hillside above El Calafate's bustling center, offering a slice of authentic Argentine residential life. The quiet streets give you a breather from tourist crowds while serving up stunning views of Patagonian landscapes. Modest homes with metal roofs and small gardens create a charming backdrop for travelers seeking the real deal. Getting around requires some legwork thanks to steep terrain and limited public transit. Most visitors rely on taxis to reach downtown restaurants and shops. Family-run guesthouses and B&Bs provide budget-friendly options with that homey touch you won't find in commercial hotels.
Top landmarks in El Calafate
Gnome Village
Calafate Fishing
Glaciarium
El Calafate Historical Interpretation Center
Santa Teresita del Nino Jesus Church
Avenue del Libertador
Irma Port Ruins
Laguna Nimez
El Calafate and related destinations
Towering blue ice walls of Perito Moreno Glacier create a spectacle as massive chunks calve into Lake Argentino with thunderous splashes. Take a boat tour for close-up glacier views or strap on crampons for guided ice treks across this frozen wonder. The Glaciarium museum offers fascinating insights into Patagonian ice fields through interactive exhibits. Wander the charming Gnome Village where whimsical figures peek from behind trees. After glacier adventures, warm up in downtown cafés serving lamb stew and calafate berry liqueur. The Historical Interpretation Center reveals the region's fascinating past through well-curated displays. For a change of pace, try your hand at Calafate Fishing or enjoy the scenic Plaza de los Pioneros.
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Montano Boutique Suites
"Súper friendly staff and a good location. You’re a little way off the Main Street but it’s all very walkable."
Hotel Posada Los Alamos
"I was a first time solo traveler and found this hotel to be very comfortable with great amenities. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. The room was comfortable and I appreciated the heater under the bathroom tile floor. The view from my room was of the road out in front of hotel and it was very nice. I used the spa twice in two days, that’s how much I liked it! Great service and prices. I also hired a car from the hotel to pick me up and drop me off and while it may have been a few dollars more than I would have paid elsewhere, my driver was very nice and gave me great information and history of the area. I really enjoyed my trip and hope to be back someday."
Los Canelos
"Very nice an courteous staff"
Bahía Redonda Hotel
"Room was excellent, location was close to town amenities. Staff very helpful, breakfast was very good. There were renovations taking place during our stay, but there was very little disruption and the building crew were also very friendly. It was interesting also to see the improvements to the older part of the hotel"
Xelena Hotel & Suites
"Increíble el trato del personal. Serviciales y honestos ."
Don Pepe Hotel y Cabañas
"Todo bien"
MABRA SUITES
"We were only there for a few days but everything was fine, the location was convenient for walking to the avenue where the shops are"
Boutique Hotel La Cantera
"It was a beautiful place. Great spacious rooms, amazing views, good location to be close enough to things bit also to enjoy nice views and quiet evenings, incredible staff and great facilities. The staff were so helpful and kind from pick up, welcoming to the hotel to leaving. I didn't expect them togive breakfast because I was leaving earlier than the scheduled time but they accommodated it without me even asking. It was very kind of them. I would definitely return and hopefully longer so I could make more use of the services available and sightseeing activities nearby."
Hotel del Glaciar Libertador
"Si me gustó"