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Welcome to "La Leona" Roadhouse & Country Lodge
located in the Southern Argentinean Patagonia,
declared Historic and Cultural Heritage of the Province of Santa Cruz.
At only 110 Km of El Calafate, on Nacional Route Nº 40, at the shore of the river La Leona and at metres of the Lake Viedma, exactly half way between El Calafate and El Chalten, in a magnificent natural surrounding is La Leona Roadhouse & Country Lodge, witness over more than 110 years of the legendary history of our Southern Argentinean Patagonia. |
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Declared Historical and Cultural Patrimony of the Province of Santa Cruz, it has been recently remodeled to satisfy the demands of the great amount of tourists that daily visit it, but keeping intact its spirit that turned it in a world-wide well known place.
Either to drink a coffee with a portion of homemade cake, to have lunch, dinner, to make a brief walk, to fish or simply to take a rest and to enjoy the marvelous landscape, by its strategic location, La Leona Roadhouse & Country Lodge is the ideal place to make a stop in the road in your trip between El Calafate and El Chalten or vice versa. For lodging in El Calafate we recommend Hostels del Glaciar.
If you have more time, you will have the opportunity to lodge in one of our comfortable bedrooms, totally constructed with bricks of mud over 100 years ago. |
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| Patricia y Laura Kargauer, and Pablo Quiroz, are the Managers of La Leona Roadhouse & Country Lodge and the neighboring Estancia La Estela |
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The Gift Shop
In our gift shop you will find a great variety of products, all of them first quality, elaborated in exclusivity for La Leona Roadhouse & Country Lodge and at excellent prices. |
The Dining Room
The exclusive dining-room of La Leona Roadhouse & Country Lodge also allows us to attend groups of up to 50 people at the tables. For further information, please consult our Gastronomy link the options of different menus.
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