The sun shines, and a bright white cloud covers Fitz Roy. Like a volcano, this mountain is crowned with a white halo. Its height and its indomitable nature challenge climbers, while its imposing beauty strikes all who have stood at its feet.
The vertical, rocky peaks in El Chaltén are magnetic. They invite visitors to go walking, enjoy the view and breathe the pure air. These unique formations are part of the view from Los Cerros, as are the houses of the village and the bends of the Río de las Vueltas.

Located on an overlook, the hotel is part of the landscape. Its modern architecture is rendered in stone, with tin roofs that continue the steep slope of the mountains. Inside, the orange color of the walls echoes the marvelous sunsets in this corner of Patagonia.
In the guest rooms, the neutral shades of the contemporary curtains, furniture and bedspreads enhance the view from the expansive windows. In the lounge, the pale wood of the furnishings and the ceiling is brightened by the heat of the fireplace and the colorful woven fabric in cushions and matras (mapuche loom weavings).
Watching the river meander while enjoying a regional dish is a typical experience at Los Cerros, whose signature cuisine includes versions of puchero patagónico (Patagonian stew), carbonada de liebre (hare stew) and exquisite lamb.
Long walks and good cuisine are the perfect combination for enjoying the highlights of the landscape, like Laguna del Desierto (Desert Lagoon) and the Huemul glacier, surrounded by the mountains. In a quincho (pavilion) next to the river, you can enjoy an alfresco lunch enhanced by the view of Fitz Roy. An enchanting Tehuelche tale transports your imagination to the mountaintop. Someone proposes a toast, and once again you celebrate having known this place.