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Rivadavia y Gob. Valdez, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Patagonia, Argentina

Tel.: (02901) 43 5062 / 7345
Fax: (02901) 424755

Deloqui 639, Ushuaia, Argentina

Tel.: 434099

4, 6 and 8 bed dorms. The prices include free breakfast and free internet service 
and Wi-Fi. The kitchen is well equipped and free to use with no restrictions. We 
want people to feel right at home!

Hostel Los Lupinos

Deloqui Nº 750, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, 9410, Argentina

Located just one minute walk from the centre, Hostel Los Lupinos has the most 
beautiful views in Ushuaia. Breath taking views of the Beagle Channel and 
Chilenean Islands, and on the other side we have amazing views of the Andes and 
the Martial Glacier. Amongst its more important services: 24h reception & hot 
showers, Safety deposit, Travel Desk, Self-catering Facilities, Lounge, Games, 
Cleaning, T.V, WiFi, Lockers, Medical aid, Personnel trilingual, Breakfast included.

Familia Piatti

Bahía Paraíso 812, Barrio Bosque del Faldeo, Ushuaia, Argentina

Tel.: (02901) 15613485 / 437104

Familia Piatti es un Bed And Breakfast, que nacio en 1999 y es el primer B&B 
habilitado de Tierra del Fuego. Tenemos solo 2 habitaciones con baño privado. Las 
mismas pueden configurarse como single, doble o triple. Los huespedes disponen 
de heladera con freezer, horno microondas y vajilla. Disponer de servicio de 
telefonía publica DDN y DDI, y de estacionamiento. La casa esta ubicada en el 
pintoresco barrio Bosque del Faldeo.

Gobernador Paz 1437,  9410, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina

Tel.: 54 02901 430745 / 437291  

San Martín 626, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Patagonia, Argentina

Tel/Fax: +54 2901 437437

270, Antartida Argentina, Ushuaia, Argentina

Tel.: +54 2901 435774

Av. Alem 152, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina

Tel.: 431886

Kamshen 788, on the corner of L.N. Alem, Ushuaia 

Tel.: (0054) 2901 423459

Perón Sur 864, Ushuaia, Patagonia, Argentina

Tel.: +54 2901 444650 / 15607276

La Posta is a hostel with deep Argentinean roots and customs. In the old days, 
the postas were located two or three leagues one from another and the Gauchos 
stopped there to change horses which were for carting or mailing. The Gauchos 
were also offered hot meals and a clean bed where they could rest calmly. Then, 
they followed their path. You will feel La Posta truly like home thanks to the 
hospitality of the owners.