Patagonia House Hostel
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Free parking
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24-hour services
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Sports activities
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Meeting facilities
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Child-friendly
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Wheelchair access
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No pets allowed
Location
Patagonia House Hostel Punta Arenas, located only 10 minutes' walk from Dreams Casino, features Wi-Fi throughout the property.
The hostel is 1.6 km from the Maria Auxiliadora Don Bosco Church and within a few blocks of such cultural venues as Monument to Hernando de Magallanes. Laguna Pudeto is around 5 minutes by car from this Punta Arenas hostel, while Parque Maria Behety is nearly 15 minutes away by car. Patagonia House hostel is also situated in proximity to the Cerro de la Cruz.
Some rooms include an adjoining terrace and a kitchen, and self-catering options such as coffee/tea making facilities. Apart from entertainment options like high-speed internet and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, guests may also make use of a writing desk.
Sabores De Mama restaurant is in close proximity to Patagonia House hostel. Featuring a full kitchen, the hostel offers a fridge and an oven. Punta Arenas bus station can be found 800 metres from the Punta Arenas accommodation. Car hire is available at the Punta Arenas property.
Review by hotel critic
Patagonia House ReviewNestled at the southern tip of the world, Patagonia House offers a unique lodging experience that balances rustic charm with practical conveniences, ideal for any traveler venturing into the beautiful landscapes of Patagonia. The location is a mere five-minute stroll from the heart of town, making it convenient for accessing local eateries and activities. The on-site shared kitchen is well-equipped, allowing guests to prepare meals with ease. I particularly appreciated the hot showers after long days spent exploring the chilly, windswept terrain. The staff, notably Christian, displayed a commendable level of service, effortlessly assisting in arranging activities and tours. This thoughtful guidance adds significant value, especially for first-time visitors. The accommodation does have its quirks: the curfew for common areas can restrict post-adventure socializing, and breakfast offerings are minimal-simply a loaf of bread and tea. In terms of financial wisdom, walk-in rates are notably cheaper, highlighted by the owner's transparency. Given these considerations, Patagonia House is a cost-effective option, marrying the basics with a hint of personalized service, if you're looking for value amid the rugged wilderness.
