You pay for a cute upscale log home, you get, kind of a cheap motel experience. It all has to do with the pictures on the website; they don't reflect reality.You are paying almost twice for this hotel than in Buenos Aires and I thought it would be for the premium settings; the wilderness of Bariloche. These premises seem to be built in the sixties and are in need of a lot of up keeping. The Reception Desk is just a small Administrative Office and you have no business there, besides checking in and out. That means no place to relax, no chimney, nor couches, nor a space to relax with friends after a long day skiing. The wilderness you expect is not there Things like plumbing are rusting and are really hard to set up. You have to turn a faucet to let the hot water in and is really tricky, you freeze or you steam. They give you matches; but there's no chimney. The kitchenette is a joke, it is a three feet wide niche. The bath tub is so small that only small kids can fit, so it renders as a big shower stand. The bathroom door does not fit well, so you have to really push it hard to lock it. The funky looking toilet from the sixties (?) had a water leek all week, so you had to wake up to set the floater. We told the receptionist, never got fixed. The so called gym is a joke, one treadmill, a small bathroom and two weights. To sum it up: my one week Bariloche Skiing escape at a cute little cottage, came to be a cheap motel experience. Very disappointing.