Hosteria Patagonia Jarke

Recent Reviews: 379

• User:RichP671

  Trip type: Couples

  Relaxing Family

  23 Apr 2026

  Located on a hill two roads up from the city's main street. Accessed on its lowest level with an elevator that takes you up two floors to the main level and front desk. Three large and comfortable sitting areas provided us a nice place to sit and relax outside of our room. One sitting room had access to an outside deck with a great view of the port and channel. Our large room was clean and comfortable, also with a nice view of the port. We had a good nights sleep throughout our stay. Friendly staff made us feel at home. Good continental breakfast.

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• User:Cornelia P

  Trip type: Couples

  The worst experience

  19 Mar 2025

  We are experienced travellers and have stayed in hotels ranging from 2 to 5 stars. Invariably, in all of them, the person at the front desk would greet us politely and show interest in making our stay comfortable. And this is exactly what we expected when we arrived at the Jarke. We had read mixed reviews but nothing prepared us for what we encountered. We got out of the elevator and started walking on the long corridor, expecting to be welcomed. Instead of a welcome, however, we were greeted by a very loud and very rude "Close the door!" We had no idea what was happening. Evidently, we didn't realize that the inner door to the elevator had to be closed. We were quickly shown to our room--which had been booked quite in advance. It was absolutely unacceptable: small, dark, with no insulation from noise (we could hear the person walking outside, in the hallway, as if they were inside the room) with the view of a wall. This room should have NEVER been rented to a guest!I went to the front desk to ask for a different room--the receptionist did not speak any English and I don't speak Spanish. (I had left my phone in the room so I didn't have Google translate--and the receptionist absolutely refused to use his phone which had Google translate!). There was no other room available--so we set out to find a different accommodation (which, by the way, we did, in a better location than the Jarke and for a lower price!). Only when we returned to the Jarke and informed him that we were leaving did he use Google Translate, trying to convince us not to leave because we could move to a better room the next day. We left.

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• User:GlobetrottingSwede

  Trip type: Couples

  Tired hotel

  21 Feb 2024

  This hotel might have been good in the past, but is now below average in all aspects.The breakfast is the worst we had in Argentina: poor choice, poor quality products, old fermented juice…Only positive is the view of the harbor in the distance. And that is now partially blocked by a new building…

• User:Marcospuk

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Never would go back

  25 May 2023

  I was happy with the hotel, til the point they decided to charge me nearly 20 dólares for an old bathroom rug because they simply could not wash. As I paid, I took it home, and after the first wash, it came completely clean… see pictures below, of the dirty and clean 20 dólares towel/rug.I have been to many hotels in my life, and that is the first time ever someone charged me for a rug. Ushuaia is a place for trekking! When I arrived from lagoon emerald I took off my shoes to enter the hostel…but for them was not enough… Maybe I should come walking upside down, with my hands.Besides that, Alejandro, a member of staff, is as rude as one could be. Spending his whole shift on Facebook or chatting with friends, he gets very agressive if disturbed.

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• User:Road35187576568

  Trip type:

  Very vice hotel

  16 Apr 2020

  Stayed there in Jan 2020. It very centrally located in Ushuaia and walking distance from the main street. Lots of good places to ea around. Staff is also very friendly. The breakfast choices are great oo.