Hotel Sunset

Hotel · Bariloche

Hotel Sunset

Hotel · Bariloche
Rolando 132, R8400 San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro, Argentina

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Casual dining, warm lobby bar, sauna, free breakfast buffet  

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Rolando 132, R8400 San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro, Argentina Get directions

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+54 294 442 5137

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Aug 8, 2025

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Christine G

Google
Stayed here for two nights on a 6 week holiday. I had a single room that was small and rather dingy but it was clean and had all the necessary facilities. Staff at reception were friendly and helpful, printing boarding passess and organising airport tranfer etc. Breakfast was reasonable. The view from my window was not great, but thin this probably applies to most of the rooms. I feel that the room and services reflected the price.

Lenny S

Google
We booked a night here before taking the cruise/bus voyage to Puerto Varas, Chile (departs around the corner). It worked out perfectly to return our rental car (local agency) a block away too. The small room size alluded to in other reviews is consistent with other places we stayed. The views are not great for the proximity to the lake, but it is quiet! The lobby is very nice to relax. We were treated to some great singing and piano after dinner - several Argentine couples got up to tango.||Would stay there again.

plum13

Google
We stayed here for 4 nights in early December. The hotel is centrally located in the centre of town, close to the lake and the civic centre with lots of restaurants and shops close by. However, the rooms are tiny, I felt claustrophobic in there. The bathroom is also tiny, and the rubber mat provided wasn't very useful in the shower, there were a few close calls breaking necks while showering!||The hotel is listed as having A/C but you do not have personal control of the temperature in your room. We thought our room was too warm but management did not change the setting because no one else was complaining, so we left the window open only to be greeted by swarming flies when we returned later that day!||Breakfast is not bad, a buffet of breads, with ham, cheese, eggs, cereal, and fruit salad. ||I don't think the Sunset is worth the money we paid to stay there (~AUS$110/night), especially in comparison with other places we stayed at in Argentina (but it sounds like the same may be said for a lot of hotels in Bariloche).|

Alethia Q

Google
We stay 3 nights in Bariloche; we stand only 2 in this hotel.||To begin with, a lot of guests were arriving at the time we arrived, the receptionist was so stressed that she never put full attention to our requests. When she gave us the keys to our room, she just said, "The TV remote for that room is not working", and walk away, without even hear our reply, the surprise was that it wasn’t just the control remote not working, the TV was not working either. We called the front desk twice until they send someone just to verify that the TV really wasn't working. They said they'll be back to fix it (it was already 10 pm), we stayed up and dressed waiting for 2 hours, of course, nobody came.||The next day @ night I asked about the TV, they said the TV remote was there, waiting for us to pick it up… what kind of service is that???||||In general, the room was filthy, it smelled like insecticidal, there was no floor carpet in the bathroom, and I even killed a little roach in the bathroom. The survey @ the hotel room was also filthy (as if somebody cleaned their hands with it). One of the light bulbs near to the bed was broken. The elevators never stopped @ the 4th floor when we wanted to go downstairs. And the view…. the view from the window was directly to another window about 4 ft from the same hotel.||They say the hotel is 4 stars, or 3 stars... At the beginning I thought it may be a 2 star hotel, but now I won’t give even 1.||The third night we moved to the Nahuel Huapi hotel… not a 4 star... but far much better than this one!

Rita Zeinstejer

Google
Good service, excellent location, good breakfast, worth the price.

Antonella G

Google
No recomiendo este hotel... Porque puede que no te quieras volver a tu casa. Riquísimas las comidas y más que excelente la atención de los mozos. Las habitaciones muy cómodas, todo impecable 👌

Lili Arena

Google
Es un hotel un poco antiguo pero muy tranquilo. Lo mejor los dos mozos que atienden el comedor. Un lujo!!!! La comida buena, el desayuno bastante bueno. Las habitaciones limpias. Con respecto a las cocheras capacidad muy limitada. Ojo al entrar el vehículo porque es demasiado angosta. Preferible dejarlo afuera. El vehículo pasa muy justo. Si no cerras los espejos seguro no pasas.

Maria Valeria Suarez Olmos

Google
Calidez de hogar, cada vez que voy (fui 6 veces en 3 años) me siento en mí propia casa. Lo mejor: los mozos del restaurante que con amor y cordialidad sirven la comida casera. ¡Qué bueno ser bien recibida! Mil Gracias!