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881 Boutique Hostel

Punta del Este, UruguayView map6.66km from city centre

Free WiFi
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About

881 Boutique Hostel offers an elegant and accessible hostel accommodation concept, with beautiful spaces and living areas, free Wi-Fi access, first-class bathrooms and showers, air-conditioned spaces, and personalized and unparalleled attention.

Maldonado is located just 7 minutes from Punta del Este, the most prestigious resort in the Rio de la Plata and South America.

If you are looking for a comfortable, quiet, clean and refined hostel, this is the right place to enjoy your vacation. We are in a holistic center, which offers frequent activities of yoga, meditation, and other services that may be of interest to you for an additional cost.

881 Boutique Hostel Policy and Condition:

Cancellation Policy: 3 days before arrival.In case of a late cancellation or No Show, you will be charged the first night of your stay.

Check in from 14.00 to 18.00
Check out before 10.00

Payment upon arrival by cash
Taxes included
Breakfast not included

General:
Reception from 08.00 to 18.00
No curfew
No special conditions

House Rules

Check In

14:00 - 18:00

Check Out

until 10:00

Credit Cards Not Accepted
Non Smoking
Taxes Included

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Facilities

Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Housekeeping
Internet café
Internet access
Wi-Fi
Restaurant
Vending Machines

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Location

Sarandi 881, Punta del Este, Uruguay

6.7km from city centre

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About Punta del Este

7.8Very Good(148 Reviews)

Activities

8.2

Eating out

7.8

Shopping

7.5

Chilling out

8.9

Transport

7.5

Sightseeing

8.0

Culture

7.4

Nightlife

8.4

Value for Money

6.6

About Punta del Este

The attraction of Punta del Este in Uruguay lies in its glitzy reputation, long sandy beaches and a lively party scene that keeps visitors on the dance floor till dawn. In this popular coastal resort, shiny yachts and soaring skyscrapers mix with beach bars and laid-back restaurants. Discover the easy-going enclave of La Barra or take a boat trip out to Isla de Lobos, where you can spot sea lions basking in the sun.

The hostels in Punta del Este range from colourful guesthouses in upscale residential neighbourhoods to spacious dorms in wood-clad buildings. Most hostels are just a short walk from the beach. Many of them have terraces where you can gather with other guests for a traditional asado (barbecue). Wi-Fi is often free in Punta del Este hostels; some even have extras like swimming pools with day beds, as well as bike rentals for exploring the city.

The beach of Playa Mansa has gentle waters ideal for swimming, while Playa Brava on the opposite side of the peninsula is a popular surf spot. On the main street of Juan Gorlero, you'll find various shops and restaurants. Across the bridge from the eastern end of Punta del Este lies the chic fishing village of La Barra. Locals flock to its Bikini Beach in the daytime, and its many bars and clubs fill up when the sun goes down.

Punta del Este is a playground for water sports such as surfing, snorkelling and windsurfing. A quick 15-minute boat ride will take you to Gorriti Island, which has two pristine beaches. Back in the city, popular attractions include the Faro de Punta del Este lighthouse, which was built in 1860. Then there's La Mano, a sculpture of a hand partially emerging from the sands of Playa Brava. This monument is the work of renowned Chilean artist Mario Irarrázabal, and is a famous symbol of Uruguay.

Punta del Este International Airport is around 20km from the centre and connects to the city by bus. The main bus station has services to other destinations in Uruguay including the capital, Montevideo, two hours away. Within Punta del Este, you can easily walk the edge of the peninsula, stopping for shade under the palm trees lining the boardwalk. Taxis are in high demand during the high season (December to January), so many visitors rent a motorcycle or a bicycle to get around instead.