Mil 810 Ushuaia Hotel

The location is good. That’s it. The room is small, horrible view, breakfast fair. I would never recommend this place. Towels are thin and old. Unfortunately we were prepaid for 3 days or I would have left. The staff just okay. No amenities.

Look, this is an average property. It served me well as a solo traveler as I had daytime activities everyday. The room was clean, bed comfortable, towels were decent. The location was perfect. Front desk and housekeeping staff were great! And under other circumstances, I’d give it a 4.||The following did not change my rating, but FYIs. The pillows were like the pillows that I provide patients in the ambulance – not much better than disposable. The room was HOT, even with the radiator off. I try to honor the rules and the property didn’t want the window left open during the day even though it was angled to avoid rain. I opened it at night (had to prop it open), but ½ way through the night, the room was cold. Also, this property is managed more as a hostel rather than a hotel. And I only saw middle aged adults here. Lots of signage about what to do and not to do. And a 10 USD charge if the key card was lost. That is just a money grab. A hotelier friend of mine tells me that the key cards cost about 0.25 USD and that is for a small property; and should be a cost of doing business. Yet, my key card had to be reset four times – go to my room and then back downstairs again. The property didn’t give me a 10 USD credit each time for my inconvenience. Finally, hostel quality TP. Needed to use 5 squares so that my finger didn’t go through the paper. Likely if a higher quality TP was used, less TP would be used.||Why a 2? In 2024, for all of my public reviews, 1 star will be lost for lack of bedside plugs even if it is the best 5 star property in the world. It is 2024, not 2004. I had to unplug a lamp so that my phone could charge by the bed. The plug bricks are like 10 USD from Amazon. This property lost another 2 stars for its breakfast. Absolutely the worst post-COVID hotel breakfast I’ve had. To put this in perspective, I had 93 hotel nights in 2023, almost all with breakfast. Everything here was out of a box or out of a can. The pastries were stale (and specific to this property because I had some good pastries in Ushuaia). And eggs were extra cost. What really pushed this over the edge was the breakfast staffer glaring at me when I filled my own 8 oz coffee cup to take back to the room (apparently nothing is to leave the breakfast room). I ended up going to local restaurants for two breakfasts.||Lots of room for guest friendly improvements at little cost for this property.

It’s really great,well located,the room is nice,the view is pretty and the people were friendly .Mister Alejo from the front desk helped me a lot with the trips,he helped to contact and negotiate with the agencies,it’s a pretty nice choice to book trips from him.Nice people and nice hotel!

We only had one night here after a cruise and whilst it was OK there was nothing really to rave about either. The entrance foyer was quite nice and modern, room was quite small and hot, luckily the windows opened even though it was snowing outside. Bed only moderately comfortable and bathroom small and only warm water for a shower. The breakfast room was on the top floor with view over the Beagle Channel but it was a basic breakfast. They also had a simple menu in the evening which was meatballs the day were were there.||The main disadvantage of this hotel is that it is quite a steep walk up on pavements and steps in very poor condition, you would have a job dragging a suitcase up to it. No so fit people would really struggle.||Having said that it is quite close to the main drag for shops and cafes etc albeit a steep walk.

We stayed in this hotel before an Antarctica cruise. The rooms were fine and it was nice to have the breakfast onsite. The location is a bit of a walk from the dock and the main tourist attractions but not far; it is on a steep slope. It does a good job of providing a clean, basic place to stay and the staff are helpful. There's not a lot that's distinctive or unique about it.

We stayed at this motel following an Antarctica voyage. It was a reasonable walk from the dock, but a very steep uphill climb, which was difficult with luggage in tow! The rooms were too hot, although we could at least open a window. We were only two blocks from great cafes & main street shopping - a downhill walk, but uphill return. The motel restaurant wasn’t overly exciting, but a breakfast basic was included.

The room was OK, we stayed for 4 nights, but there was a problem with the water so we couldn't shower for an entire day after a hike, the staff tried to help but it wasn't the best experience.

My husband and I were booked by our agency, to stay at Mil810 for 2 nights.||||However, it was impossible to get any rest here as the room was not soundproofed at all and every single noise from the streets, coughing from guy next door, foot steps, vehicles passing by, groups of people laughing talking etc, was amplified throughout the night. ||||When I checked in with the reception at 120am, I was told that nothing can be done. Not even ear plugs were available. I was told this is normal and that the noise would continue till at least 3am! ||||To make things worse, the windows had curtains which do not block out the sun hence the room was bright by 6am?||||It was the worst ever hotel experience we have ever had. We couldn't endure another sleepless night at this hotel and hence checked out early next day. However, they wouldn't provide a refund. ||||If this is a recurring problem the hotel knew about, surely this is the least that can be done. ||||Simple investments - soundproof walls and rooms and better curtains would make this a much better hotel. Till then, strongly advise to stay away from this hotel!

Mil810 came through when my other hotel failed to exist, so I am very thankful for it! Backstory: I accidentally booked two hotels and didn't realize it until I got to Ushuaia. I went to the other one first to see if I could talk my way out of it or if it was so perfect that I should try to talk my way out of this one instead. Long story short, Mil810 became my only choice, and a fine choice it is. I only stayed one night so the breadth of my review is limited. The price was right - they had a nice deal going through Expedia when I booked my flight. At full price, I think you're overpaying for what you get in terms of room size and quiet. The walls are rather thin but not the worst I've had. Front desk was friendly and spoke enough English to get me to my room. Location is smack in downtown - okay, a bit up the hill from all the foot traffic, but that makes it a bit quieter if you can brave the uneven Ushuaia sidewalks. The verdict: If I get the same deal again I'd stay again.