Posada Los Juncos

The Posada los Juncos is the place to be in Bariloche, perfectly situated between the City Center and the Circuito Chico. We stayed there at the end of last year and really enjoyed every single moment. The house and the rooms are so well-designed and comfortable, and the owners and the staff are very welcoming and friendly. Be sure not to miss the dinner menu prepared by the private cook. We were traveling through Argentina for 9 months, and it was the best food during the whole journey. Lucas and team, thank you so much for this experience, and all the best for you! Hopefully, we can come back one day!

We’ve been traveling around Patagonia for one month, and Los Juncos Patagonian Lake house is by far the favorite of all the places we’ve stayed. A beautifully located boutique hotel looking across the lake, impeccably clean with a real eye for design and comfort. Easy to get to from Bariloche on bus 20, or while on the circuito Chico. The breakfast, as in other reviews, is delicious with freshly baked croissants and breads, fresh fruit and eggs of your choice. The people running the hotel are incredibly kind and helpful. A great place to relax in such a serene setting, I only wish we had booked for longer than one night!

The Juncos lake house has an inner and unique charm that makes the stay very special. The decoration is beautiful, and so are the surroundings and the view on the lake. The atmosphere was very peaceful, and the staff was great, we also enjoyed the dinner proposed in the evening and appreciated the vegetarian options. It will remain a lovely souvenir and would return without an hesitation !

Beautiful cozy place, with great hosts and very good breakfast. There’s optional dinner by a chef that lives close by if you book it by 6PM. The food was pretty good and it is really pleasant and quiet for a romantic dinner.

A lovely hotel, full of character and charm, our room (master suite) was overlooking the lake so had wonderful views. The room was very spacious and the bathroom more than adequate. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and were able to give recommendations for walks and where to eat. The hotel is 20km out of the town and is easily missed if you're not careful. The food is okay with a limited menu. The bar is an honesty bar where you note in a book what you had to drink. We left early one morning and the staff organised for food to be left out for us so we could eat before leaving for the airport.. Look out for the Chimango's at breakfast.

Posada Los Juncos is fantastic place. Dreamy views of the lake from the house and yard. Peaceful, relaxing yet energizing. Lucas and Lucha, who mange the inn, are fantastic, helpful and love being of Service to their guests. The have instilled in their staff, Victoria and Ingrid, the same passion and love for guaranteeing the best time. A must stay at place. I hope you make time to meet Lucha, Ingrid, Victoria and Lucas…they are simply the Best

My wife and I stayed 2 nights. It is very handy for touring the Chico circuit and walking around the Llao Llao peninsula. If you don't want to drive in the evening to dine (it is about 20km from Bariloche), they do offer a limited range of reasonably priced dishes which you have to order by 6pm. It is a fixed range and doesn't change. We ate there both nights and were very happy with quality and service. There is a very reasonably priced bar run on an honesty basis (the Kaiken Malbec was about 680 pesos a bottle if my memory is correct). Lucas and his wife Lucia, which run the hotel, were very friendly indeed, with good English. They gave us several recommendations on things to do in the local area. Parking is off road, and as a previous reviewer said might happen, we did drive by when trying to find it the first night, as I did not see the sign in time, but only for about 20 metres (if you reach the entrance to the Club de Regattas you've gone too far) and it was easy to turn around. Also, whilst the short but steepish drive leading up to the property is not paved, it isn't a big deal. Unlike a previous reviewer, we did not hear any dogs, only occasional traffic noise - the bus stop is outside. But the road never seemed busy at any time (late November). The breakfast was continental buffet with a selection of eggs cooked on demand, and bread baked fresh daily. Our room on the ground floor was adequate. The bed was comfortable, though the bathroom was cramped. However, the water for the shower was hot and it was powerful. Unless you stay in your room, there is only the one public area to congregate in, so we soon got chatting to the other guests. Yes, it's not 5 star luxury but we felt it was home from home.

You would have to be impressed by the situation on the shores of Lago Nahuel Huapi 20 km out of Bariloche. I suppose people may or may not like the shabby-chic decor of this small 5 bedroom hotel, but that’s irrelevant. Los Juncos is all about the staff. The quality of the welcome, and the relaxed but attentive helpfulness is quite exceptional in my experience. This is obviously a team who enjoy working together, and who go out of their way to make everything, even for someone here just for a couple of nights in the middle of a slightly hectic six-centre tour of Patagonia as I was, as stress-free as possible.||My room was very comfortable. The welcoming atmosphere of the lounge-dining room, with its amazing views, was another big plus. The evening meals were provided with the same kind of honest informality: freshly cooked, delicious, unpretentious but somehow exactly right for the place. ||Practical advice on things to see, how to get to them - I was loaned a pass for the local buses; the honesty bar; changing some money for me when I arrived without Argentinian pesos; reassuring me about my onward airport transfer; making sure I had breakfast a good hour before the ‘official’ breakfast time, so that I could get my flight out - everything reflects an exceptional attitude, which makes you feel a personal touch which is never oppressive or fussy.||Probably the nicest place I’ve ever stayed.