Tehuelche is a ver cozy place were we spent almost 5 days. The people that work there are truly kind and willing. They treated us like if we were the owners, making us feel as if it was home. Lupita and Camila were very sweet.
Breakfast is great. IT has a variar of cereal, bread, yogurt, delicious cakes and egas ( you can ask the style you like). Coffee was regular but they had lots of tea options. I will definitely come back.

Conveniently located near the city center, the little houses provide a great, clean place to stay for 4 people. The owner was super-friendly and recommended a great restaurant. We loved that the breakfast was brought into our house in the morning, so that everything was ready when we got up. On the downside, the view is really not great - if that matters...

We loved our stay in this double-storey cabanas (cozy little cottage) mainly because the owner (Aida) was very warm and motherly towards us. We felt very welcomed even though she spoke minimal English as she made efforts to communicate with us via Google Translate. She also helped us arrange for day tours to the marble cathedral and the national park via her friend who was a tour agent. Aida was so accommodating that she agreed to do us a favour & helped us change our dollars to chilean pesos while we were away on our day tour as the money changers/banks would be closed by the time we arrived home.

The cabanas was also very convenient, just a 10 minute walk away from the supermarket. A 3 minute walk would also lead you to a nearby bakery and a nice restaurant selling Peruvian and Argentinian food.

There is a portable BBQ grill outside our cabanas and there is also a fully-equipped kitchen in our house. As such, it is very convenient for us to prepare and cook our meals.

Breakfast was served in our own house every morning with warm delicious breads and doughnuts complete with spreads, orange juice and yogurt. Aida was so attentive to the extent that she prepared breakfast only after we woke up so that the breads would not turn cold.

At the end of our stay, Aida wrote & google translated a personal thank you note and printed it for us which was an unexpected gesture that we have never experienced before throughout our stays in South America.

- Lee