El Bolsón Hotels & Hostels (9)

Lonely Planet review

It's back to basics in El Bolsón's most central dorm rooms, but if you've got a sleeping bag and want to use a kitchen, it's good value for money.

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Not bad as far as campgrounds go - basically a bare field, but a pleasant stream burbles alongside it. Services are good, including asados (barbecues) and a clean, modern toilet block.

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These newcomers offer quite possibly the sweetest deal in the entire Lake District - spacious rooms, firm beds, squeaky clean bathrooms and kitchen use. Check them out before they raise the price…

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Tucked away in a quiet little corner of town, the Piltri's definitely seen better days, but the friendly, enthusiastic owner makes up for whatever minor comforts may be lacking.

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Although spacious, the rooms here manage to retain a pleasant, home-like feel. Individual decoration and spotless bathrooms add to the appeal. Go for one upstairs for better light and views.

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Big, spotless rooms, filling breakfasts and comfy inside and outside sitting areas make this a winner in this price range. English spoken.

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The charm of the lobby/bar area is topped only by the mountain views from the second floor - if you're booking ahead, make sure you tell them you want a room with a balcony. The rooms themselves …

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A beautiful little rustic getaway. There are only four rooms, but they're all gorgeous, with exposed beams and rough hewn walls. The sunny upstairs dining area is a great place to munch on an emp…

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With spotless bathrooms, big-screen TVs and rocking views out the back onto mountain peaks, these are some of the best budget rooms in town. If you're coming in summer, book well ahead.

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