The limbs of the trees caress the bank of the winding Calafate stream. Farther off, the eyes are drawn toward the Andes and Lake Argentino. Strolling through the garden of Los Sauces Casa Patagónica, you become aware of its harmonious relationship with the surrounding landscape and its air full of the perfume of blackberries, mosqueta roses, barberry, lavender and black bushes.
Designed for maximum comfort and providing personalized attention, Los Sauces Casa Patagónica offers an encounter with the legacy of the different cultures that forged the identity of the region. The traditions of the native people, the vision of the explorers and travelers, and the customs of the immigrants are present in every detail.
The clubhouse and the three other houses are built in a style inspired by cold-climate architecture. Corrugated tin, Patagonian porphyry and wood are the main construction elements of this warm and distinguished lodge that looks out on the foothills.

In the living rooms, each fireplace is flanked by French-style armchairs, combined with country furniture and rattan pieces, as well as Mapuche and Tehuelche artwork. The eclectic décor extends to the guest rooms and common areas. In the restaurant, travelers are treated to signature gourmet cuisine featuring dishes created with local ingredients. Located on the second floor, it has a privileged view of Mount Calafate’s slope.
A striking feature of the spa is the towering birch tree in the center of its octagonal building. Tradition and modernity define the exclusive techniques employed here: from relaxing massages to beauty treatments with local mud in cubicles looking out on the gardens.