Isla Victoria Lodge

“wundervollen Strands zurückzukommen.”

Wir haben eines der prachtvollsten vacación-Woche unseres Lebens. Wunderschöner Ort und Landschaft. Lecker Essen und erstklassiger Service. Es ist ein sehr schöner Ort für Wanderungen und Pferden. Lecker Aussicht, alle um die Lodge.

“Unique location with a cosy environment”

We booked a private day tour on the Tunquelen hotel, which is of the same company. We started with a great boat trip on the Nahuel Huapi lake, reaching a stunning bay with the lodge at the top of a cliff. The lodge is built mainly from local wood, which gives it a unique cosy feeling, with a sup… Mehr

We booked a private day tour on the Tunquelen hotel, which is of the same company. We started with a great boat trip on the Nahuel Huapi lake, reaching a stunning bay with the lodge at the top of a cliff. The lodge is built mainly from local wood, which gives it a unique cosy feeling, with a superb service. Our lunch was served in the garden under 100+ year trees surrounded by local Caiquenes and their newborns. Lunch was excellent, cooked on the outside over a wood fire, served with an excellent pinot. The service was outstanding. We ended the day in an incredible beach, which looks as if it was the Caribbean, only that surrounded by mountains and dense forest. This place is unique, and the staff of Isla Victoria lodge have helped us create great lifetime memories.

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“Enchanting Island with gourmet everything”

Nestled on a cliff overlooking beautiful Lago Nahuel Huapi, the Hosteria on Isla Victoria is truly a magical place. Arriving on the island in the hotel's private launch after a leisurely ride on the glacier lake, we were met by a nephew of the owner and driven to the hotel, the only one on the isl… Mehr

Nestled on a cliff overlooking beautiful Lago Nahuel Huapi, the Hosteria on Isla Victoria is truly a magical place. Arriving on the island in the hotel's private launch after a leisurely ride on the glacier lake, we were met by a nephew of the owner and driven to the hotel, the only one on the island. The hotel is very private with only 20 rooms and is very luxurious. The gourmet dining is absolutely divine. Chef Fernando is very shy so we did not actually meet him but we have subsequently met many in the field who know him and find him as special as we did. The meals were spectacular! Even on the one night when we were the only clients, we still had a choice of dishes. Each mid day meal and evening meal offers three courses with choices of 2 different menus. The wine was excellent. Everything about the dining was special. Our waitress was knowledgeable and accommodating and very helpful. In addition to the gourmet dining, we also hiked and rode horses. The horses are very special; they are the small, hardy and beautiful Criollas (We call them duns or buckskins in the US). They were a delight to ride. We pursued trails around the island and paused for spectacular views along the way. The day we chose to hike around the island, we were thoroughly surprised to have a gourmet picnic for lunch. It was truly amazing! We enjoyed a cold buffet on the beach complete with choice of red or white wines, mineral or still water, soft drinks or beer. The freshly brewed French press coffee was over the top! Everything about our visit to Isla Victoria was first class; we enjoyed ourselves thoroughly.

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“A Most Spectacular Hotel Remote Hotel”

Owned by Mare Sur Hotels, this is a related facility to Lao Lao and Hotel Tunquelin. However, being set on Victoria Island in the middle of a mountain lake, makes this a truly unique and quiet spot. Imagine this; the hotel, a 1980’s reconstruction of a lodge, cypress beams everywhere, perched on to… Mehr

Owned by Mare Sur Hotels, this is a related facility to Lao Lao and Hotel Tunquelin. However, being set on Victoria Island in the middle of a mountain lake, makes this a truly unique and quiet spot. Imagine this; the hotel, a 1980’s reconstruction of a lodge, cypress beams everywhere, perched on top of a 200 foot cliff, overlooking a beach, on a sheltered bay on an island in the middle of National Park. Perhaps 14 rooms in total. Does it get any better than that? And this is the only accommodation available on the island. The 22km island is largely off-limits to hikers unless accompanied by certified guides, who happen to work at the lodge. We opted for a day of horseback rising around the island (you could also hike, bike or kayak), complete with a Vanderbilt-style picnic waiting for us on a remote beach. All included of course in the daily rate, as is everything at this resort. The rooms are magnificent, there are so many quiet rooms and nooks to read and reflect we lost count. The food was wonderful and the service amazing. It’s a pricey spot by Argentine standards, but well worth the pleasure by ours.

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