Patagonia Hikes Aparts

We stayed 2 nights in a studio apartment. The accommodation is like a backpackers hostel but with less facilities. It is very basic and in need of maintenance. Don't think there was a single piece of furniture without chips and scratches. I can forgive a lot, but mould in the bathroom, constant noise from the shop next door (yes, the walls are thin), and an extra charge of $100 for cleaning in the kitchenette is unacceptable. Don't expect fresh towels or any guest services during your stay. Yes, the bed was comfortable and the location is central but for the price paid, they must do better.

Nice hotel. Good breakfast. Just don’t stay there during the lago Argentina festival. The noise is brutal

We loved our stay in El Calafatte. The house was constructed badly. It felt like the roof will fly with the winds. It is pretty decent for the price. We had the side mountain view which was pretty nice.

It has a kitchen. But the faucet for the shower need some repair. Also heater was always cold when I stayed.

The apartment is in the same building with a hiking outfitters store. Which is very convenient if you want to buy supplies or book a hike. Since they close in the afternoon, there were no issues with loud people or traffic. Everything is within walking distance, you really don't need a car. The apartment is very new and modern, supplied with all amenities.

Very walkable to everywhere. Shoutout to Hermanico who gave us a room way before check in time. Much appreciated.

Perfect basecamp for Chalten area hikes Great location in the center of El Chaltén with views of Fitz Roy's tip right from our window. We used the full kitchen to prepare coffee/breakfast before heading out each morning, and the spacious front room to spread and organize all our gear. Comfortable bed and good shower. We had a rental car, but with most trailheads and restaurants walkable from right from the apartment, it wasn't even necessary.