Its main shareholders were Ernesto Tornquist, Juan Kurth, Roberto Bahlcke and María Herbert de Kraeutner.

[3] Over the years, the results were not as expected, and in 1905 the shareholders unanimously decided the dissolution and liquidation of the company.

[4] Successive efforts to operate and revitalize the hotel continued through the 1960s, at which point the property finally ceased to house guests.

[4] Notable guests that frequented the hotel include families of the Argentine aristocracy such as the Martinez de Hoz, Tornquist, Bianchi, Roca, Bunge, Anchorena, Blaquier, and Peralta Ramos.

[citation needed] Other famous guests include:[6] A conspiracy theory, promulgated by the History Channel in its series Hunting Hitler, is that Adolf Hitler visited La Falda and stayed at the home of the owners of the Eden Hotel for a short time during his time in South America after World War II.