Trips SouthAmerica

Fine accommodations for my layovers. Staff very nice. Very good location.

Fine accommodations for my short stay. No complaints.

This exposition far exceeded my expectations, which were already high.

Perfect location on Playa Brava with convenient bus stop right in front and a wll maintained private beach. We were speed by the gorgeous views from our ocean view suite

Beautiful maintained winery with lovely landscaping. Fun to tour the grounds and facilities

A charming little gem, centrally located in the old town, we loved the motif of the various rooms and common areas. Breakfast was delicious. The tango music themed room we stayed in was delightful.

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I did not know what to expect and was blown away by the costumes, humor, satire and creativity of the various Murgas we saw. Especially nice seeing the manu families that crowded this late evening event

This Hotel is superb, classy interior ,spaces to relax in ,great lighting and atmosphere.Amazing choice for Breakfast ,and great bar ,unfortunately we did not have dinner during our stay due to planned activities but the restaurant looked very inviting if you are looking for a Classy ,Authentic and Stylish hotel then look no further ,this is the one for you if all the Mgallery hotels are as good as this then they are going to the top of my list

A well situated Hotel for Bars and Restaurants ,the style is a little of putting ,bare concrete walls and glass elevators our rooms were at the rear of the Hotel and the views were of industrial yards and rubbish . the towels were old grey ,thin and repaired and not a very good standard the beds and bedding were fine Im not sure how old the Hotel is but it could do with an update

a good standard of Hotel ,a little out of town but with a Hotel shuttle ,nearby Park and bike trails the staff were friendly ,warm and welcoming.Nice size rooms well decorated and good finish

A pleasant hotel ,with friendly staff and cosy feel. it has the feel of a Ski lodge or Lakeside Log cabin ,good location ,the staff were friendly ,good restaurants and coffee shops nearby

A decent Hotel but not outstanding or overly welcoming .We felt the room Decor was tired and in need of refreshment . The Hotel is out of the main street of El Calafate and would not have been our first choice

This is a gem of a Hotel ,i can find nothing to criticise and everything to applaud .The Ethos of the Hotel ,its attitude to nature were a refreshing change . The food was fresh ,beautifully prepared and presented ,the cocktails and drinks menu amazing . Everyone we met was friendly helpfull and always smiling , I cannot fully explain the experience we had here ,you must visit ,it is more than just accommodation,it is reviving ,refreshing and you feel totally at ease and welcome .

lovely Hotel in a quiet district ,walking distance to good restaurants ,the Hotel staff were friendly ,helpful and accommodating

Lovely green city; especially enjoyed the cable car. Good way to see Santiago from different viewpoints.

This hotel is a nice gem in this neighborhood of Buenos Aires! The inside, with the high ceilings and ornate decorations feels like a luxury experience. Our stay was very pleasant. The included breakfast is good, the staff speaks very good english and is very helpful, the rooms were clean, and they were able to accommodate storing bags and showering before our evening flight. The location worked out well for us. It seemed centrally located, about a 10-30m walk from most things.

We stayed at this hotel right in the center of El Chalten for 4 nights while hiking. Overall we had a very pleasant stay. The highlights were the amazing views, breakfast, location, and kind staff. Our only less than perfect experiences was no way to cool the room (it was very warm despite no heat and it being ~15 degrees outside), and the bathroom fan being on a 5s timer making it nearly useless.

Our stay here was mixed. It is very close to the bus terminal making it convenient, but a decent walk from the town. The bad: The interior was slightly outdated, and the room was small. On the first day, the common spaces smelled of cigarette smoke, but that was gone on future nights. The street lights from outside are very bright, so the blinds are a must at night. Finally, the wind is so powerful, and the roof so flimsy, there were sounds of metal clanging on the roof throughout the day and night. The good: Breakfast was great, and the rooms were very clean. The price seemed reasonable given this is a tourist town.

This is a nice hotel just outside of town. The rooms are warm, and ours had a great view of the fjords. The walk to town is beautiful, but also must contend with the extreme wind making it feel like more than the 5-10m walk advertised. This would be a 4-star review, however on checkout the hotel presented us with a bill of unexpected charges (box lunches, and the welcome drinks we thought were included).

This was our first tango show and was enjoyable. The dancers were professional, and musicians (especially the accordion player!) were great. However, it was over the top targeted at tourists and felt like a whole production. The food was not good, the tables were packed together and not intimate (big long tables of people, not individual tables). We would have preferred to find a more authentic feeling tango experience, but still enjoyed ourselves.

This is such a unique experience, one of the few places in the world you can experience hiking directly onto the glacier. The operation is very commercialized (probably ~70 people per hour), but the actual glacier trekking is done in smaller groups and was amazing. This made the otherwise so-so time in El Calafate worth the stay!

What a fantastic dinner! The food was amazing, the wine was superb, and the steak was the best steak I'd ever had. This dinner was a highlight of our whole trip.

This hike delivers what it says - a guided trip from Puerto Natales to the base of the towers. However, there were some aspects for us which could have been better. The main struggle was our group had a wide variety of hiking abilities. This was a challenge to manage for the two guides. This meant we paused often for breaks to let the slower folks catch up. It felt like playing stop and go at times. The weather was also not ideal, and the guides suggested at a few points we wouldn't even attempt the final stretch to the lookout. In reality, the final stretch was totally fine for the ~half of the group with some hiking experience and we (along with all the other guided and unguided hikers we saw) made it up without issue despite all the hesitation from the guides. Overall, I think the hike was probably 2-3hr longer than it needed to be given our fitness level. The guides themselves were very nice and knowledgeable about the park, and could answer many questions about the plants and animals we saw along the hike. While there could have been aspects navigated better in retrospect, the guides were stuck with a difficult range in hiking fitness for the group and no matter how they approached it not everyone would be satisfied.