Hostel Los Cormoranes

Hostel style, but there is option for private room/private bathroom, as well. Problems with municipal water supply at times. Great view. Away from the main tourist area, but still walkable to the harbor, etc.

We had a lovely time at the hostel over New Year. We stayed most nights in private double rooms and one in a dorm. The private rooms had an amazing view from the balcony and the hostel staff were so friendly and helpful! The location worked great for us, it's a little way up the hill but close to some great walks!

Good hostel, with clean kitchen and bathroom. The staff is helpful and there’s a cute cat and dog. Very calm during low season, good place to rest.

We stayed there for a week and this place was incredible for us. Rooms are very nice, warm, bed is comfortable, there’s hot water at any hour. The host Gustavo is an amazing guy that will help you in literally everything in any hour. Kitchen is well equipped, breakfast is really good and fulling. The atmosphere in the hostel was so warm in the cold town of Ushuaia. If you go to Ushuaia, you should go to this hostel. And say hello to Gustavo from us.

I loved the view from the private double room! Wow that was spectacular. Hugo, Gustavo and the ladies had great humour and helped us so much with anything needed. The community kitchen is a great place to make friends, learn languages, share food and learn about Patagonia. The hostel is also right next to the D bus line if you have a Sube download iBondi :)

Wow, I love here at hostel so much beautiful views, great delicious quality Argentinian breads 🍞 for bigger heavy breakfast 😋, great hot water at bathroom and warm room. I decided postponed my flight ✈️ and added more stay here in Ushuaia so beautiful many snow mountains 🏔.

I never bother leave to review but have to Bed bugs and they didn't care even tell the other people in the room spent the night in the kitchen freezing . Place is falling apart .staff were grumpy old locals Pictures are from long time ago. Long walk uphill from the main center.changed hostel to Yaghan..much better.

Hostel was great, the staff is super helpful, everything feels very clean, the Breakfast has quite a lotta options, is close to town, close to all resturants and stores, I would highly recommend staying here

Let's start with the positive points. The staff is extremely nice and helpful, they provide you with good advice about things to do in Ushuaia and around and about good (and cheap) places to eat. They give you a map and show you where you can find everything. If needed, they can arrange your activities with tour agencies and make their best to suit your schedule. Monica at the reception remembers your name and calls you so which is very friendly. Their English is good, it makes communication easy. Also the breakfast is great for a hostel. Every morning around 8am someone comes to dress the tables and to bring the food. Oranges are provided to make your own fresh orange juice. Same principle with eggs: DIY. There are also bread with dulce de leche, butter or marmalade, cereals, and different drinks (coffee, tea, milk chocolate). The kitchen is clean and fun to look at with hundreds of words from guests on the walls. This is also where you get to meet people. Upstairs there is a living room with a TV and very basic sofas. The wifi works fine and it is always warm inside (important after a day outside in Ushuaia). These different things made our stay (2 nights) enjoyable. The bad side now is that our room was not comfortable at all. My 2 friends and I were in a 6 persons dorm (3 bunk beds) with a private bathroom. It looks really old and there is no much light. It wasn't dirty but it looks so. Mattresses are terrible. You don't feel like hanging out there very long. Just enough to sleep and take a quick shower. The bathroom doesn't have any window which makes it very humid. Then, the location isn't perfect either. Although not so far from the city centre (15min walk), it is not so convenient at night if you want to go out. Finally, the price was 250 AR$ per person per night which is the highest rate we have had during our entire trip in Argentina.