Llao Llao Hotel & Resort Golf Spa

There are no other hotels like at this level of luxury in Argentina. We are talking about the best of the best accommodation you can get. you can get. Swiss alps 5 stars. Meals are served in silverwear, white gloves butler. Rooms are decorated with this particular alpine style. Gorgeous. Size is good but they have so many things and places to relax among the hotel that you will never go into the room. The spa, the fireplace, the views. Amazing

This is one of the best locations in the world! The place is absolutely gorgeous, super well maintained. Staff was precious, polite, helpful. Room was spacious, beautiful, lots of room for everything. Bathroom was great, waterfall strong shower, large, super modern. Breakfast is amazing! oh... did I mention the views out of the windows? The cost is very high on everyghing (maube that is to pay for the view... well worth it!)

A beautiful hotel in such a majestic setting! Beneath the mountains at the shores of Perito Moreno, if you’re looking for pampering Llao Llao is at the top of the list!

The good news -- The views are out of this world. The staff tried very hard. It feels extremely safe (celebrities and ballers stay there). The breakfast buffet is vast. The bad news -- There are times that you just want a regular American cheeseburger, milkshake, or regular American pizza. They don't have that. After a while, you get tired of being on the property. It is a 30-minute drive to Bariloche. If you don't have a car, then you feel trapped in a 5-star resort....

We stayed at Llao Llao expecting a true 5-star experience, and while the setting absolutely delivers, the overall experience fell well short—especially for the price. The biggest disappointment was the food. Across the board, it was subpar—basic items like pizza and salads were poorly executed and nowhere near the quality you’d expect at this level. Given the pricing, it felt especially off. Dining on property quickly became something we tried to avoid rather than look forward to. Service was also inconsistent. At times it felt inattentive and not aligned with what you’d expect from a luxury resort. There wasn’t that polished, anticipatory service that typically defines a 5-star stay. The rooms were another letdown—dated, on the smaller side, and lacking the level of comfort and finish you’d expect given the nightly rate. It felt like the property is leaning heavily on its history rather than investing in a fully modernized experience. On top of that, there’s a noticeable amount of upcharging for extras, which adds up quickly and further detracts from the value. That said, the location is undeniably stunning. The views, surrounding nature, and overall setting are world-class—easily the highlight of the stay. But ultimately, for what you’re paying, the experience doesn’t match the price point. Unless you’re willing to take 30–35 minute cabs each way to eat off property and avoid the on-site dining, it’s hard to justify the cost.