There is nothing better than staying in cabins and lodges in Bariloche to live an authentic experience in charming places. Below, we recommend different options to sleep.
Nestled on the shores of Nahuel Huapi Lake and with the Andes Mountains as a perfect backdrop, Bariloche is one of the most touristic cities in Argentine Patagonia and has many places to see both in summer and winter.
Skiing at Cathedral Hill, sailing across the lake towards Victoria Island, tasting a handmade chocolate in one of the chocolate shops downtown or taking a route through Circuito Chico with breathtaking views are some essential activities to do in Bariloche.
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If you want to live a complete Patagonian experience, then you should stay in one of the cabins and lodges in Bariloche, to be in contact with the nature of the place, live a romantic getaway for two or simply enjoy with your family. Come on, let’s go for it!
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Lakefront cabins and lodges in Bariloche
The lake is one of the great protagonists of Bariloche and nothing better than sleeping on its shores or overlooking the Nahuel Huapi. We recommend five cabins in Bariloche in front of the lake that you will love.

Cabañas Chesa Engadina are located very close to the Bariloche city center. Built in cypress wood and carved stone, its location is privileged on the shores of the lake. They have a fully equipped kitchen including small appliances with electric kettle and toaster, a fireplace to sit around in winter and even a security alarm.

Puerto Pireo cabins are located next to Campanario Hill and are ideal for couples and families as well. Elegantly decorated in Andean-Patagonian style, they feature large windows with fabulous views of Nahuel Huapi Lake. The complex has a heated swimming pool with a retractable roof that can be closed in winter and open-air in summer.

Cabañas Las Marias Del Nahuel are located in front of the lake and near Otto Hill. It offers cabins for 2 to 6 people and panoramic views of the lake that will surely take your breath away. It also has a beautiful park to sit and contemplate the surroundings. Its solarium with heated jacuzzi facing the lake is one of the great protagonists for those who want to relax.

Cabañas Huinid stand out for their large park that they share with the same name hotel, the modernity of the accommodations and their facilities with barbecue and fireplace. In addition, the complex has a spa, heated swimming pool, restaurant, bar and even a playground for children. It is ideal for couples or families with kids.

Located in an absolutely quiet place, Villa Pañil Cabins are on the shores of the small Moreno Lake and close to Colonia Suiza. It has a garden area with native plants ideal for sitting and contemplating the views of both the Lopez lake and hill. It is a true paradise for relaxation with excellent value for money.
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Cabins with swimming pool where to stay in Bariloche
If you travel to Bariloche in summer you will want your accommodation to have a swimming pool, so that you and your family can enjoy the resort at all times. Below we recommend cabins and lodges in Bariloche with swimming pool for the summer.

With a heated indoor pool and hydromassage, Bosque del Nahuel Cabins are located in a perfect spot in the middle of the Patagonian forest and provide absolute relaxation to visitors. The comfort of the beds and the elegance of the interior are complemented by a games room for children, a gym and a barbecue area with grill.

Located in Dina Huapi, a peaceful and quiet place only 10 minutes by car from Bariloche downtown, Apart Samay Hue Bungalow has a heated swimming pool with outdoor hydromassage and a large park with games for children. Run by its owners, it is the perfect place to enjoy Bariloche with your family away from the noise.

Arelauquen Bungalows & Suites is completely away from downtown Bariloche, in an exclusive country club with 24-hour surveillance. In addition to the indoor and outdoor swimming pool, there is a clubhouse and tennis and squash courts. Both the bungalows and the swimming pool offer views of the imposing hills that surround the complex.
Other cabins where to sleep in Bariloche
Being in contact with nature is one of the priorities when staying in cabins and lodges. For this reason, we recommend other options where to stay in Bariloche.

On Bustillo Avenue, Complejo Los Arrayanes offers several cabins with the advantage of being close to Playa Bonita and right in front of a supermarket. The complex has a children’s playground.

On the San Pedro peninsula, near Llao Llao Hotel, Cocos Cura are cabins built in stone and cypress wood on a hillside and surrounded by a spectacular natural environment of native trees. It is close to the lake shore.

Near Circuito Chico, Pichi Ruca cabins are surrounded by cypress, cohihue and pine forests. They have a fully equipped kitchen and a huge garden ideal for children to run around and enjoy nature.
If you do not decide on a cabin, you can see our recommendations where to stay in Bariloche in hotels. We have made a selection based on our experience for all budgets.
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