El Chalten & Parque Nacional Los Glaciares (North) Hotels & Hostels (18)

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Serving as Chaltén's Grand Central Station (Chaltén Travel buses stop here), this bustling backpacker factory has a little something for everyone, from bus reservations to internet and café servi…

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Partying seems to be the priority of campers outside this hostel, which offers a shared kitchen and funky showers.

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This welcoming wooden farmhouse has a dormitory building with spacious, modern dorms and common areas. Services are good and the atmosphere is humming. The doubles with bathroom are worth covetin…

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A zero-amenity campground across from the park ranger office and visitor center.

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Near the start of the Fitzroy hike, at the north end of Av San Martín, this windy and exposed campground sits on the banks of Río de las Vueltas. There are a few trees and plenty of spots to acce…

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This private campground is attached to a basic hostel - hot showers for campers are included in the fee. Sites are exposed and there is some sparse firewood (fires are OK).

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This homey hostel has the feel of a ski lodge, with worn bunks, warm rooms and a roaring fire. Service is good, the guest kitchen is immaculate and there are comfortable lounge spaces. Extras inc…

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This midtown compound of yellow cabañas is ideal for groups: each has a kitchen, bathroom and TV. Low-season rates are less, but cabins may be occupied by seasonal workers.

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A wind-whipped private campground.

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These spacious, good-value rooms all face outside and have kitchen access. Large groups should book rooms 5 and 6, which share an inside kitchen with dining area. The reception area has a popular…

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This luxury lodge with 12 comfortable rooms offers intimacy without pretension. The rock-climbing and summit photographs and maps lining the hall may inspire your next expedition, but lounging by…

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El Chaltén's first hotel has remodeled. Its 33 spotless rooms are ample and plain, with some showers oddly cramped. Hosts Tomas and Shirley are hospitable and can tell you about El Chaltén way ba…

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Bring your swim cap, because steep rates at Kalenshen are probably due to this average hotel boasting the town's only heated indoor swimming pool. Decent tiled rooms come with log beds and a brea…

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New and chic, this top-end hostería perched on a hill has sweeping views of the valley that holds El Chaltén. Think tribal-modern: the thick woven wall-hangings and natural fibers show an eye for…

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This adorable lodging has only a few rooms in the annex of a family home, but they are cozy and share an ample bathroom between them.

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Attentive and adorable, this chalet-style inn offers a great green retreat. It is one of few Patagonian lodgings to separate organic waste and replaces towels only when asked. Wooden-beam rooms h…

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Combining modern comfort with a touch of the off-beat, this artist-owned inn gets good reviews from guests. The halls are lined with the owner's monochrome sculptures and textured paintings, and …

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Poincenot is a small, serene inn with conscientious owners. The larger rooms are ideal for families; all have private bathrooms.

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