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Hosteria Las Marianas

  • Hosteria Las Marianas
  • Hosteria Las Marianas
  • Hosteria Las Marianas
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Warm and homely B&B resembling a mountain chalet, located in a quiet area of Bariloche and decorated in cosy, country cottage style.

Resembling a mountain chalet from the outside, the welcoming Hosteria Las Marianas is fringed with neat flower beds and decorated in a homely country cottage style. Its quiet location gives a sense of separation from the hustle and bustle but is nevertheless within convenient walking distance of Bariloche town’s centre.

Guestrooms are warm and comfortable, with an emphasis on floral designs and wooden features; some have attractive bow windows. There’s a games room, a particularly cosy sitting room with comfy sofas arranged around a central fireplace, and a bright and cheerful dining room where a very satisfying buffet breakfast is served each morning.

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What our clients say

  • Highlights?: Tango performance and landscapes in Patagonia.

    DB, London Feb 2017
  • The mountain trip in Mendoza was spectacular. We loved Buenos Aires too.

    PW, Tonbridge Apr 2017
  • Each day gave us stunning scenery, amazing sights and the friendliness of the Argentinian people. Although one particular highlight was seeing an armadillo on the road from El Calafate..

    YGG, Wirral Feb 2019
  • What a fantastic country with genuinely friendly, happy people; it was a delight to meet so many.  Although we realise we haven't seen all  that the country has to offer,…

    ML, Cheltenham Dec 2011
  • Highlights:The visit to the milonga for my husband and the Iguazu Falls for me

    LS, Dorchester Dec 2015
  • Bariloche area and the Lake crossing

    HS, Grays Dec 2015
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