Rayentray Puerto Madryn Hotel, Four-star hotel in Puerto Madryn, Argentina

The Rayentray Grand Hotel is a four-star hotel on the southern shore of Puerto Madryn, on the Golfo Nuevo. It has seven floors and 170 rooms in more than ten room categories, including a presidential suite and three governor suites, with carpets from India and Portugal and curtains from Belgium. Its total capacity is around 450 guests.

Construction of the hotel was halted by Argentina's economic crises and only finished in 2008. The opening ceremony was held with the owner and his family, then-governor Mario Das Neves, Salta governor Juan Manuel Urtubey, Puerto Madryn mayor Carlos Eliceche, and artists Javier Calamaro and Miguel Ángel Cherutti.

The hotel keeps a library with books in Welsh and Tehuelche, a detail tied to the Welsh settlement of Chubut and the region's indigenous peoples. Its opening in 2008 was attended by the governor of Chubut, Mario Das Neves, the governor of Salta, Juan Manuel Urtubey, the mayor Carlos Eliceche and the musicians Javier Calamaro and Miguel Ángel Cherutti.

The hotel stands on the southern shore of Puerto Madryn, facing Golfo Nuevo, with 170 rooms across seven floors and around 450 beds. It has a heated indoor pool, gym, sauna, solarium, spa and parking garage, plus a convention centre and meeting rooms for business stays. The building was inaugurated in 2008 after construction was halted by Argentina's economic crises.

The hotel opened in 2008 after construction was halted for years by Argentina's economic crises. Its inauguration drew then-governor Mario Das Neves, Salta governor Juan Manuel Urtubey, Puerto Madryn mayor Carlos Eliceche, and musicians Javier Calamaro and Miguel Ángel Cherutti.