Rooms
& suites

The Standard Room is where the Los Cerros experience begins. At approximately 26 m², it is the hotel's entry-level category — yet it shares the essential qualities of every room in the building: floor-to-ceiling windows, a view of the mountains, and a quiet that is rare in any hotel at this altitude.

The room faces the village and the surrounding peaks. On clear mornings — particularly in autumn, when the lenga beech turns — the light that comes through the windows is extraordinary. The double bed is fitted with premium Egyptian cotton bedding, and the room is heated against the Patagonian cold.

"The Standard Room is not a compromise — it is the full Los Cerros experience at its most essential."

Artisan breakfast is included in the rate and served in Restaurant El Viento from 7 am — early enough for those setting off on the longer trails before 8. All hotel facilities — the spa, the wine bar, the excursion desk — are available to guests in every room category.

The Superior Room offers a larger floor area of approximately 32 m² and an enhanced view position — on average, a higher floor and a broader aspect than the Standard category. The additional space translates directly into comfort: there is room to move, to spread out equipment after a day on the trails, to sit by the window at dusk without rearranging the furniture.

The bed configuration is the same — double or twin on request — with the same premium bedding and heating. The bathroom is more generously proportioned, with a larger shower and improved storage. For guests staying five or more nights, the Superior Room is the category most often selected by returning visitors.

"More space, a better angle. The mountain does not change — the relationship with it does."

Artisan breakfast included. All hotel facilities available. The Superior Room is the most popular category in the hotel and books earliest for the peak January weeks — advance reservation is recommended.

The Chaltén Room is named for the mountain it faces. At approximately 38 m², it occupies a privileged position in the hotel — on the upper floors, oriented directly towards the Fitz Roy massif. On a clear morning, the granite towers are visible from the bed.

This is the room for those who came specifically for the mountain. The view from the window — particularly at dawn and at dusk when the light catches the Fitz Roy at oblique angles, turning it pink, then red, then gold — is the defining experience of a stay at Los Cerros. It is not guaranteed every day; weather in Patagonia is its own authority. But when the sky clears, the Chaltén Room is exactly where you want to be.

"The Fitz Roy at dawn from the bed. That is what the Chaltén Room is for."

The room features a king bed, a larger bathroom with double sinks and a bath in addition to the shower, and a dedicated seating area beside the window. Artisan breakfast included. All hotel facilities available.

The Premium Room is the hotel's most spacious category at approximately 48 m². It combines the Fitz Roy orientation of the Chaltén Room with a larger floor area, a separate sitting room, and the most refined finishes in the building. It is designed for those who want the full Los Cerros experience — without compromise.

The panoramic view takes in the Fitz Roy massif, the Cerro Torre group, and the valley below — a nearly complete survey of the northern Parque Nacional Los Glaciares landscape. The sitting room is separated from the sleeping area, making it a genuinely functional space for longer stays. A second vanity area and a dressing room complete the suite.

"The full sweep of the Andes from a single window. The Premium Room does not ask you to choose which mountain to look at."

The Premium Room suits couples celebrating a significant occasion, guests on extended stays, and those for whom the room itself is part of the journey. Priority booking for guides and excursion reservations is included. Artisan breakfast served in the restaurant or, on request, in the room.