The River House sits directly on the banks of the Chimehuin River, just outside San Martín de los Andes. While it’s close enough for easy access, the setting feels quiet and self-contained, with the river running just beyond the gardens.
The lodge accommodates up to twelve guests across six private suites, each with its own bathroom. The interiors lean toward a clean, understated style—more contemporary than traditional estancias—while still reflecting the character of the region. It’s a comfortable space to return to, without feeling overly formal.
At the center of the lodge, a spacious living area with a stone fireplace and bar naturally becomes the gathering point in the evenings. Large windows and open grounds keep the connection to the river constant, whether you’re inside or stepping out toward the garden.
Meals are prepared in-house using regional ingredients, with a focus on straightforward, well-executed dishes rather than elaborate presentation. The service is attentive but relaxed, and the overall pace of the lodge fits well with long fishing days.
The River House works well as a base within the PRG North program—particularly for those who want access to a range of rivers while returning each evening to a quieter, more private setting.
To explore room options, availability, and planning your stay, message Patagonia River Guides.