Calafate Sunset

Very friendly and accommodating owner helped make for a pleasant stay. The hotel / building might qualify for 2 stars but the friendly and helpful owners qualify for many more. The room was extremely warm with only one small window, no air conditioning and there was no tv. 20 minutes walking to the centre.

Just like last comment says, the location is the worse, not close to anything, yes u can grad taxi but that cost u $10 go and back. Bathroom don’t have windows, running out of water in the middle of shower, no electricity socket near to bed, the whole room probably only has one, compared to the quality and money also not worth it as well. Book somewhere in the center instead! 4.8 Google review? U r kidding

Excellent for relaxing, and it also has a place to work online.

Beautiful place, very peaceful, and Vanina and Javier were incredibly helpful; they assisted us with everything we needed during our stay. Highly recommended.

Not recommend this place at all. I think some reviews are fake. Did not get almost any sleep there. Very friendly staff, but that's it. Everything there is as cheap as possible from the breakfast to the rooms. On breakfast, only fresh thing is apples. Otherwise, it is very limited and "dead" food. Even the milk was made from the milkpowder. Sheets in the bed were so rough that they itched my skin very badly. (Never happened before in my life). Bed was so round that my back hurt very badly. Seriously I considered many times during the night that I would go to sleep to the dining room with my own sleeping pad. There is only one wall socket in the whole room. It was so high in the wall that phone charging was ridiculous. Payment only by cash in exact amount. Did not receive receipt, potentially illegal business. Avoid this place.

It was my mistake to book based solely on reviews. The hotel room is practically a storage room. This is the worst hotel I’ve stayed at on this trip. There is only one charging outlet near the entrance, and there isn't even anywhere to put towels or soap in the bathroom. The price is typically 50,000 to 60,000 pesos, but because I booked in a hurry, I got it for $80 per night; however, they demanded 80,000 pesos if I paid in Argentine pesos. The hotel exchange rate is terrible. There is no transportation option other than taking a taxi.