La Casa del Viajero Hostel

“Como en casa”

Every time I head to Bolsón, I make a point of staying at this house. From the moment I walk in, it feels like a family gathering – they pull me into the daily barbecue or shared meal right away. The place is rough around the edges but has everything you need, and the garden with those Paraguayan hammocks and armchairs is a treat. Nights are quiet, and on my last day they even stored my gear and let me linger for a bite, a shower, and a quick prep before heading out.

María·8 mesi fa

If you're a backpacker, this place is a quiet oasis away from the city. The guys and owner Agustín are friendly and warm, making it feel like a city refuge. No complaints.

Facundo·9 mesi fa

“Un lugar muy especial”

Visiting the Traveler’s House feels like stepping into a home for wanderers. Every night you share a homemade meal with other travelers, chat late into the night, and meet folks from all over the world. The huge plot lets you wander whenever you want, and the back yogadero offers an amazing view of Cerro Piltriquitrón. Owner Agustín, a seasoned traveler, even drove us to the bus terminal, and Tomas, the cool cook, always offered to whip up something and even gave us a little gift.

Tiago·9 mesi fa

This hostel is one of my all‑time favorites in Patagonia, and every trip back to El Bolsón I stay here. I’ve grown to feel like friends with Agustín and his son, and the place’s simple, rustic charm tucked among trees by a pristine river is hard to beat. The deck with a view, the lack of over‑furnished trappings, and the easy chance to meet people make evenings on the patio watching the sunset a real treat.

Weiyu·10 mesi fa

If you’re after a very quiet, remote spot, this hostel might sound appealing – I didn’t find it worth it. It sits at the far end of the village, and the standard is pretty low. There are much nicer hostels in town for the same price.

Daniel·10 mesi fa