Not too far from the centre, and probably the cheapest accommodation you can find in Ushuaia. The main guy at reception, Gustavo, is helpful, nice and funny. The main common area is the decent sized kitchen, but there is a TV room upstairs too. A really good mix of people while I was there. Good, filling breakfast included in the price.

Very much an old school hostel, so don’t come expecting luxury. Everything looks a bit dated, but I think that’s age rather than lack of cleanliness. Charging outlets are limited, and the rooms aren’t huge when fully occupied- where to put all the luggage is the main problem.

The staff is great, the kitchen is quite well equipped for cooking (breakfast is self-cooked), rooms sizes are very good & lockers are great. Location is not very central, but still quite close, which makes it perfect to start hikes from, but also quiet enough (away from the crowded areas). Supermarkets & fruit shops are also very close, some good restaurants as well.

Not all showers were working and for some the knobs were broken. Wifi was not very good (esp. for work calls, speed of upload was very low). These were more nuisances than actual issues, overall stay was great!

+ gustavo is a really friendly and helpful soul + the kitchen Area is not that big, but actually it helps to get to know each other when you're sitting with strangers at breakfast. I really met sweet people there, was a lot of fun! + i saw its also possible to rent camping equipment there + its 5-10min walking distance to the central, thats totally okay + hot shower! + the room is locked, you get your own key

~ some Toilette doors could get repaired ;)

Very functional and in a convenient location. Clean bathrooms and overall very friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere is great, and breakfast is a nice plus (3 slices of bread and two eggs each, plus coffee/milk or tea). Would definitely come back again!

Nothing to complain about.

The staff was very friendly and helpful, offered fruit for vegan options at breakfast. Laundry was done quickly and well. Location might be uphill, but offers great views.

Showers don't offer much privacy.

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 :)

That I didn’t stay longer!!

the staff was super nice, the breakfast was awesome, they where really helpful with issues I had, the kitchen is well equipped. the few on the lake is awesome

the toilets in the bathroom need more new lockers but it wasn’t actually a big problem because people saw when someone is in there. mattresses are a little bit old but not tooooo bad 😄

My second time staying there. Staff are friendly, helpful. Dorm room had an ensuite bathroom, kept very clean. There's no lounge but people sit in the kitchen, nice and warm when Gustavo is baking bread for brekkie!! Brekkie is 3 pieces of bread, butter jam etc and two eggs to cook how you want.

It's a bit of a hike up from town with steep sections but worth it!! The WiFi in the room wasn't as good as my first stay, had to go to the kitchen or reception at times

The atmosphere was very good and friendly, always had hot water and a great breakfast with eggs, bread, spreads. well equipped kitchen and good pricing

it was a fair walk uphill from the town center and the closest grocery store, which got tiring quickly. The showers were very dated with the knobs falling sometimes, and the dorms were a bit small

staff was very friendly and check-in was seamless. it was worth the money but it was also one of the cheaper properties. good for shorter stays. very responsive to messages before arrival.

in fairness, I made some assumptions. but there were no towels and the kitchen space is compact and was packed most of my stay. also the wifi wasn’t that great.