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Hotel Albatros

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This modern, 4-storey hotel's primary attribute is its central location on the waterfront in the centre of town. It is juts a couple of minutes' walk from the cruise ship dock, so passengers who overnight here can just stroll down to their vessel at embarkation time.

The Albatros Hotel’s primary attribute is its central location on the waterfront in the centre of town. It is juts a couple of minutes’ walk from the cruise ship dock, so passengers who overnight here can just stroll down to their vessel at embarkation time. It is also a comfortable, if functional, place to stay with a striking, glass fronted façade promising views of the Beagle Channel from the bar and restaurant.

Décor is bright and cheerful, and there is a lively feel as the hotel is used for checking in cruise ship passengers. rooms are compact, simply decorated with TV and private bathroom, located on the side and back of the hotel with street views. Other facilities include a spa with sauna, steam room and hot tub.

Bartolome, Galápagos

What our clients say

  • This was our first trip to South America and most definitely will not be the last. And we will be travelling with yourselves again. It was an extremely varied trip…

    LH, Altrincham Feb 2018

  • The weather was very kind to us and every glacier, view and the falls were stunningly beautiful. I loved being in the hotel at Bariloche sitting on the terrace overlooking…

    LL, Bexley Jun 2013

  • Highlights:- Hard to choose one:  all the trips in Iguazu and Patagonia were spectacular, as was the impromptu tango in a bar in Puerto Iguazu and the guitarist in the…

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  • Highlights?: Tango performance and landscapes in Patagonia.

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  • Highlights?: The guides Laura, Rami and Roberto were tremendous. Highlights among many definitely include the Salta Trip to the Clouds Day, the Iguazu Falls (esp the Argentine side)and the Bariloche…

    JD, London May 2017

  • Too many highlights to mention - almost every day. Unexpected highlight was the 3 Lakes crossing from Puerto Varas to Bariloche in beautiful weather.

    JM, London Jul 2019
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