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We stayed here a couple of nights before our cruise to Antarctica. We rented a car for the couple of days for more flexibility in where to visit. We were warmly greeted and received great recommendations. It is well appointed with great views, has shampoo and conditioner, and soap in the restrooms. The wifi was good signal for doing searches. It's a bit off the beaten path but close to town. I highly recommend this place. My only wish was for a place to sit outside to enjoyment coffeebecause the scenery was beautiful!!

Great setting. Clean, quite. I don't speak any Spanish, yet Manuel and I we're able works things out. Planned ask my tours with great people. I couldn't have been more pleased with my once in lifetime visit to Ushuaia.

This property is more of an old school ski lodge than a hotel. You get to Patagonia Villa by going on a few dirt roads, and there really isn't an entrance - just a pullover. The reception area is at the top of the hill - again think ski condo - where the staff is very friendly if not always available. Macarena was very helpful making our dinner reservations and confirming taxis. It's just that her hours are limited so this isn't a full service type of property. We had a lodge type room for my husband and I while our daughters had a standard room. There was a world of difference. Ours had a living room and kitchen with a loft for the king size bed. They had pretty cramped quarters with two beds. Again, not an upscale property and you make your own breakfast, but it was a very nice place to spend the night. Once you get to know the dogs next door, the barking is less of an issue. You can pretty easily walk into town during the day - I'd be less inclined to do so at night just because the area isn't well lit. Once you get past the non-traditional nature of the place, it really is lovely and we would stay again.

This cabin is a very nice rustic design. You can light an open fire and it’s very cosy. Nice bathroom and comfortable accommodation. Recommend picking up groceries and eating in. There’s a wine selection if you forget to buy. Would chose this again if in Ushuaia.

The place was simply amazing. We regretted not being able to stay on and fully enjoy the possibilities the place offered - we could picture ourselves sitting at the roaring fire and sipping good red wine... We will definitely go back.

After a cruise to the great south continent we had a couple of days at The Patagonia Villa. It is not in the centre of town but this is not a bad thing as taxi are easy to get and are not expensive on Australian standards. The cabina was as advertised and all was in good working condition. Miles of space inside and large areas of glass make it a pleasure to sit and enjoy the Patagonian atmosphere both inside and out. There was a loaf of bread and assorted spreads, milk and yoghurt which was replaced daily. We had a bit of a problem occur as we were leaving town and the lovely person at reception went well above the call of duty to help us. Top marks from us.(She speaks very good English,) We will be returning next winter to do some skiing at Cero Castor and will stay here again. This ski resort is well worth a visit if you have time when in Argentina. If I was being really critical I might suggest that some of the timbers could do with a coat of varnish and the path to the door was a bit uneven but neither of these things effects your stay at all. My suggestion is stay here because you wont be disappointed.