“A charming lodge with an enviable location besides a picture-perfect river and surrounded by gorgeous forests and mountains. Large glass windows allow for constant admiring of the views. Fireplaces, pine furniture and exposed stone give a cosy feel. The perfect spot to get back to nature.”
“A charming lodge with an enviable location besides a picture-perfect river and surrounded by gorgeous forests and mountains. Large glass windows allow for constant admiring of the views. Fireplaces, pine furniture and exposed stone give a cosy feel. The perfect spot to get back to nature.”
Recommended For
- Back to Nature
- A quaint lodge nestled amidst rugged pine forests and surrounded by mountains.
- Close to nightlife
- Unlikely as it may seem that there is a nearby town it does, however, offer a lively nighlife scene.
- Great walks
- Spend hours wandering through the forest, following the river and admiring the mountains.
- Cycling
- Hire a bike and head out to explore the surrounding landscape.
- Fishing
- Take a course in fly-fishing.
- Romantic
- Free wifi
- Views
- Remote
- Quiet
- Luxury
- Sit-out Terrace
- Charming
- Traditional
- Child friendly
- Boutique
- Restaurant
- Hills & mountains
Facilities
- Free wifi
- Views
- Parking
- Bar
- Outdoor dining
- Meeting Room
- Massage
- No pets
- Library
- Sit-out Terrace
- Restaurant
- Wifi
- Room service
- Child friendly
- Garden
Activities
- Close to nightlife
- Unlikely as it may seem that there is a nearby town it does, however, offer a lively nighlife scene.
- Great walks
- Spend hours wandering through the forest, following the river and admiring the mountains.
- Cycling
- Hire a bike and head out to explore the surrounding landscape.
- Fishing
- Take a course in fly-fishing.
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Río Hermoso
"Drop out of life and into a soporific, sophisticated wood cabin; by day don hiking shoes to explore the green clad mountains of Lanín National Park, by night laze under a sky of stars and reminisce over adventures in this prettiest of Patagonian playgrounds."
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
