Rio Hermoso Mountain Hotel – San Martin de los Andes, Argentina
Rio Hermoso Mountain Hotel is situated in the Lanín National Park on the banks of the river Rio Hermoso surrounded by calm native woods in San Martin de los Andes, Argentina.
Unique views, aromas and wild sounds make this hotel an exclusive accommodation choice for those who are looking for privacy, comfort and close contact with nature.
Its architecture evokes the warmth of a cozy mountain cabin combining native timber and millenary stones, most of which bear fossil inserts. Its architectural style is also a synthesis of contemporary design, which allows for a magic flowing connection with the incredible surrounding scenery from every corner of the hotel.
Everything in this great house is carefully thought out so that your experience is as personalized as it is unforgettable.
Whether you come in search of rest or adventure we will make all that happen in a unique way. We invite you to explore our facilities and imagine your next luxury holiday in the mountains.
Glass walls splashed by the light of water are the framework of a gastronomic experience open to the public. Based on the choice of the best regional products and, when possible, organic from the orchards of the area, our menu offers everything, from the emblematic Patagonian trout to the most delicate international cuisine.
In the evenings, enjoy the classic Tea ceremony and Happy Hours in our bar.
Discover one of the most fascinating places in the world with a range of programs tailored to your dreams. Welcome to Patagonia. Welcome to Rio Hermoso Hotel.
Rio Hermoso Rooms:
Deluxe Room
2 on the ground floor and 2 located on the top floor of our hotel, Deluxe Rooms have bathrooms set in stone and wood, beds super king or twin, chaise long, safe, internet access (wifi), telephone room service and DDI, TV and DVDs to order. All rooms have a river view.
Deluxe Room with Terrace
Located on the top floor, Rio Hermoso offers 2 deluxe rooms with a large private terrace from where there are panoramic views to the river and the surrounding area. Equipped with king size bed or twing, chaise-longue, large bathroom with natural light, safe, and internet access (wifi).
Family Room
Intimate and outside the main wing of the hotel, this option has double bed and a twin room sharing large sitting room and bathroom. Has internet access (WIFI), telephone for room service and DDI, TV and DVDs. Option for an additional bed.
Rio Hermoso Mountain Hotel Activities
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Nicaragua Highlights
After your first night in Managua you will transfer to Leon for an overnight stay in the original and historic capital of Nicaragua. Spend the night at one of the charming colonial hotels. On the following morning you will go on a guided tour of this historical city: you will visit the main churches and the Cathedral, galleries and colonial houses, and take the optional tower climb for an amazing view of the city and volcanoes.
Aria Amazon Peruvian River Cruise
In 2015, the Aria Amazon, which first set sail in 2011, was completely refreshed with new upgrades from bed linens to state of the art lighting. The 45 meter (147 foot) long Aria was designed by the innovative Peruvian architect Jordi Puig. Extremely generous dining and lounging areas include an outdoor river facing Jacuzzi.
Costa Rica Volcanoes and Wildlife Tour Package
This tour features Costa Rica nature at its best – from the tropical national parks on the central and southern Pacific coasts to the Arenal Volcano area in the northern zone. Manuel Antonio National Park, on the central Pacific coast, is a favorite for both nature enthusiasts and beach lovers. The national park is famous for its white sandy beaches and adjacent evergreen forest which grows right down to the high tide mark.
Northern Peru – Nature & Culture Tour to Kuelap and Cajamarca
This journey through Northern Peru combines the dramatic natural landscapes of the Andes with the legacy of ancient civilizations that predate the Incas. From the misty cloud forests surrounding Chachapoyas to the monumental fortress of Kuelap, travelers follow the trail of the enigmatic Chachapoya people—“the Warriors of the Clouds”—whose ruins still cling to mountain ridges above deep valleys.
