Hotels in Ushuaia

Los Cauquenes

Los Cauquanes is one of only a handful of places that sits on the shore of the Beagle Channel and is certainly the most luxurious. From your room you can gaze across one of the most beautiful and dramatic stretches of water in Patagonia, enjoying the unique birdlife that frequents these shores and distant mountains of Isla Navarino. The hotel is traditional yet comfortable and spacious, and there’s a spa for resting your legs after a day exploring the national park. Just 6km west of Ushuaia nip into town with an easy 15-minute journey by shuttle bus or taxi.

Arakur

The Arakur sits in the mountains above Ushuaia and offers extraordinary views over the Beagle Channel. They have a private nature reserve which offers at least half a day of wonderful hiking and exploration either with or without a guide. You’ll be 20 minutes from town by shuttle bus or taxi. If you want to get a feel for the wilderness of Tierra del Fuego rather than the urban life of Ushuaia, and have the budget, then this is the best option.

Tolkeyen

A first choice for birdwatchers, the Tolkeyen sits on the shores of the Beagle Channel, and the surroundings attract an extremely diverse range of birds, especially at low tide. There are 52 rooms, including a couple of suites. They are dated but comfortable, and the hotel restaurant is well-priced.

Hosteria Mi Vida

Our number one choice of the mid-range options on the basis of: small and homely ambiance, short walk to the Beagle Channel, and outstanding food. There are only 16 rooms and whilst they aren’t especially large the architecture makes for a light and airy feel and the place is full of interesting antiques. The owner of the hotel is also a chef so you’ll be sure to enjoy good quality local cuisine. The hotel is only 10 minutes from the centre of town by taxi.

Las Lengas

For an economic option in Ushuaia, Las Lengas provides a comfortable place to base yourself during your stay in the city. The Rooms are compact and very modern, with the main attraction being the public areas and bar with magnificent views over the Beagle Channel. Remodelled about 10 years ago, this hotel boasts a contemporary energy-efficient construction and design, and is a 10 minute walk from most attractions and restaurants. 

Alto Andino

This is a modern hotel just two blocks from San Martin, the main street in Ushuaia. The breakfast room is up on the top floor and has clear views out across the water; as do some of the bedrooms on the higher floors. There are also a couple of apartments if you prefer the independence of cooking for yourself from time to time. Staff are very friendly and the hotel is light, airy and spacious.

Patagonia Jarke

With just 15 rooms, this small guesthouse has a friendly welcoming feel. Situated four blocks up the hill from the Beagle Channel, it's a 15 minute walk to the port and the views are some of the best from the in-town hotels. Nice decor and plenty of public areas make this a great choice at this price point.

Hotel Fueguino 

Hotel Fueguino has a great location, just one block from the main street. The hotel was built 10 years ago but still feels pretty modern and in good shape. The downside of something at this price is the views: none of the rooms have an unobstructed view to either the channel or the mountains.

Albatros

The original 4-star hotel, and part of an Argentinian hotel group, the Albatros has the most central location in town, directly in front of the port. The hotel has a spa and lots of well-decorated public areas.