Hostels In Ushuaia

11 Hostels in Ushuaia, Argentina
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Oshovia Hostel
10Superb
(119)
Hostel- 2.97km from city centre
Welcome to Oshovia hostel, one of the most amazing hostels, brand new building with comfortable rooms where you can relax close to the city and the nature.
Privates From
€22.96
Dorms From
€37.38
Caballo De Fuego
10Superb
(1)
Hostel- 3.26km from city centre
Hostel Caballo De Fuego in Ushuaia, where a family-like atmosphere and friendly staff create a unique experience, inviting you to stay while exploring the southernmost city in the world.
No Privates Available
Dorms From
€18.37
Antarctica Hostel
9.5Superb
(1497)
Hostel- 0.43km from city centre
As our guest you will enjoy all the comforts of modern living at affordable rates and a friendly atmosphere in the heart of the most southern city in the world...
No Privates Available
Dorms From
€0.04
Torre al Sur Hostel
8.9Fabulous
(609)
Hostel- 0.98km from city centre
Hostel Torre al Sur, is the home of Ushuaia.
Privates From
€0.01
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€0.01
El Refugio Lodge Hostel
8.8Fabulous
(115)
Hostel- 0.79km from city centre
El Refugio Lodge Hostel, your place in Ushuaia
Privates From
€21.70
Dorms From
€27.00
Cruz del Sur Hostel
8.7Fabulous
(2266)
Hostel- 0.57km from city centre
Cruz del Sur Hostel is located in Ushuaia, Argentina
Privates From
€24.50
Dorms From
€17.45
Los Cormoranes
8.6Fabulous
(115)
Hostel- 1.23km from city centre
Los Cormoranes has everything you need to enjoy your stay
Privates From
€23.99
Dorms From
€19.60
Anum Hostel
8.4Fabulous
(44)
Hostel- 1.26km from city centre
Anum Hostel features a garden, shared lounge, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property. The property is located 20 km from Tierra del Fuego National Park.
Privates From
€42.10
Dorms From
€28.06
Hostel Holger Sofus
7.3Very Good
(2)
Hostel- 2.67km from city centre
Discover the enchanting allure of Ushuaia, Argentina, at Hostel Holger Sofus, an alpine-style hostel where shared spaces, complimentary breakfast, and essential amenities welcome you to the city at the end of the world.
No Privates Available
Dorms From
€27.56
Hostel Comunidad
Hostel- 4.57km from city centre
Embark on an adventure in Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego: Encerrada Bay: 7.8 km, Castor Hill Ski Center: 21 km, Tierra del Fuego National Park: 26 km and Ushuaia Rugby Club: 800 meters.
No Privates Available
Dorms From
€27.36
Turek Bahia Suites
9.7Superb
(2)
Hotel- 4.04km from city centre
Turek Bahia Suites includes use of spa, which has jacuzzi and sauna, with previous reservation. We also have available 24h a multipurpose room, laundry with washing machine, dryer and iron, and a mini market.
Privates From
€39.80
No Dorms Available

About Ushuaia

A sign at the port of Ushuaia reads “end of the world, beginning of everything”, which perhaps sums up the place well. As the southernmost city on Earth, Ushuaia in Argentina is one of the most popular gateways to Antarctica. The Tierra del Fuego National Park, which spreads across 63,000 hectares, is dotted with dramatic waterfalls and glaciers. Flanked by the Beagle Channel on one side and the snow-capped Martial Mountains on the other, the city itself is a windswept combination of weathered old houses, steep streets and quaint pubs serving up the local brew.

Many hostels in Ushuaia offer free Argentine breakfasts of bread, jam, butter and coffee – the ideal energy boost for a full day’s hiking in the Tierra del Fuego National Park. In the evenings, you can try your hand at a local barbecue, also known as an asado, in the garden of your hostel. Ushuaia hostels often have cosy rooms that come equipped with heated floors and spacious patios that provide panoramic mountain or city views.

A few blocks from shore, Ushuaia's main street, Avenida San Martín, is lined with various bars, restaurants, and shops selling trekking gear. Running parallel to it is Avenida Maipú, which is home to the Museo del Fin del Mundo (with exhibits on local and natural history) at one end and the Think Malvinas Museum (chronicling the origins of the Falkland Islands) at the other. Up-and-coming Kuanip Street is located further inland, with access to supermarkets and eateries, as well as good transport links.

Given that Ushuaia started life as a penal colony, a good place to start exploring is the Museo Marítimo y del Presidio, otherwise known as the Maritime Museum. Formerly a prison, it now tells the story of the city’s colonisation, as well as of the indigenous peoples who have inhabited the area for 12,000 years. You can also spot sea lions and penguins with a day cruise out on the Beagle Channel, stopping off at places like Isla de los Pájaros and Isla de los Lobos.

It's easy to get around the compact city on foot, by local bus or via reasonably priced taxis. Ushuaia Airport welcomes flights from Buenos Aires and El Calafate, and is a quick 10-minute taxi ride from the centre of town. Buses connect Ushuaia with the city of Río Gallegos, crossing the Strait of Magellan along the way. There are also ferries to Ushuaia from Chile.

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