Hotel Antartida Argentina

The breakfast was adequate and better than no breakfast. The location was excellent

It was shabby and one of the worst hotels I have stayed in. However, there was no opportunity to change hotels as everything else appeared to be booked up. This property did not have style, so could not rate that question.

This is a stripped down no frills place. Old but functioning. On an incline so if you can't climb hills, don't stay here. 3 story walk but with no elevators. Staff will take your luggage to your room but you need to drag it down the stairs when you leave. If your room is near the stairs (as ours was), when someone was bring down their luggage, it sounded like constant steady hammering -- thump, thump, thump, thump. Wifi available, but signal is weak. The TV was a joke. Probably 17" screen, mounted high with 2 channels, both in Spanish. Black & White. Only one outlet in the room so if you need to charge your phone, laptop, toothbrush and batteries, you need to plan aheadg No room for toiletries in the bathroom. Water pressure was low but enough. Our room had a large closet that took up most of the space. The room would have been more functional without it. No one who works here really understands English but will work with you if you use Google Translate or another tool. Breakfast was available but not worth mentioning. The hotel is at the end of San Martin so you have to hike up and down the street to get here. The best thing about this place is that a currency exchange next door gives you good rates and it's down the street from a gift store that has a cute exhibit of the Ushuaia prisoners.

Everything was horrible.

Everything was horrible. The room had an awfull smell and was very damp. In the bathroom there’s mold, the mattress had metal sticking out and the hygene of the rest of the place looked awfull. When opening the window, there was only rubbish lying outside, very unhealthy. The toiletseat is damaged, which is so disgusting, since germs are able to stick to the soft sort of material on the inside of the toiletseat.