Patagonia House Hostel
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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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
Featuring Wi-Fi, the comfortable Patagonia House Hostel Punta Arenas is also around a 10-minute walk from Dreams Casino.
The hostel is merely 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 about 5 minutes by car from this Punta Arenas hostel, while Parque Maria Behety is nearly 15 minutes away by car. The 46-room Patagonia House hostel is situated in proximity to the Cerro de la Cruz.
Some rooms include an adjoining terrace and a dining area, and self-catering options such as coffee/tea making machines. Apart from entertainment options like high-speed internet and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, guests may also make use of a writing table.
Sabores De Mama restaurant is right around the corner from Patagonia House hostel. The hostel has a shared kitchen. Well-connected to many sights, the Punta Arenas accommodation is 300 metres from Avenida Independencia / Almirante Jose Ignacio Zenteno bus station.
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.
