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Hotel Los Cauquenes

  • Exterior of Los Cauqenes Resort and Spa
  • Conservatory in Los Cauqenes Resort and Spa overlooking channel
  • Lounge with ocean view at Los Cauqenes Resort and Spa
  • Guest room with king bed and ocean view at Los Cauqenes Resort and Spa
  • Indoor pool with ocean view at Los Cauqenes Resort and Spa
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A very comfortable hotel with a natural waterside setting with mountain views close to Ushuaia.

Tierra del Fuego is a wild, beautiful island with a largely unexplored interior set behind a curtain of icy Andean peaks. It certainly feels remote, although the port of Ushuaia is an animated place with a busy commercial centre. If you wish to stay somewhere with a remote feel reflecting the true nature of the island, you’d be well advised to stay at Hotel Los Cauquenes, which is situated on a small beach in the bay of the same name fringing the Beagle Channel.

The property has wonderful views over the water to the rugged mountains beyond from its public areas and some of the rooms and suites, so you can enjoy them from the well regarded restaurant, heated pool or outdoor Jacuzzi. Other spa and fitness facilities include a gym, massages and beauty treatments. The guest rooms have all the amenities of a superior hotel, some with a private balcony. You can sign up for additional activities such as sea lion spotting boat trips, glacier walks and cookery classes.

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What our clients say

  • Highlight?: Cerro Otto, fabulous weather and the guide was just so relaxed and we had all the time in the world. It was a fabulous day

    BD, Oswestry Dec 2016
  • Highlight? The trip to Puna.

    RE, Sheffield Oct 2016
  • Iguazu Fall were spectacular - made Niagara Falls look like a dripping tap. The bus journey from Mendoza over the Andes to Santiago was equally excellent. Buenos Aires was an…

    ID, London Feb 2015
  • 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…

    BV Mar 2011
  • The mountain trip in Mendoza was spectacular. We loved Buenos Aires too.

    PW, Tonbridge Apr 2017
  • Most Memorable Moment: Iguazu falls were amazing - much better than exepcted

    DM, London May 2016
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Born in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile, Mary’s insider knowledge and dry sense of humour make her a highly valued member of the Tailor-made Holidays and Group Tour sales team.

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