Hostels in Santa Cruz, Argentina

Really good location, I liked how the hostel is made out of big wood logs, they had a washing machine and dryer to clean our clothes. The breakfast is pretty basic for a hostel, but i was happy with a banana, boiled egg and cereal. Overall enjoyed our stay and the staff were very polite and helpful with any questions about booking a taxi or giving us restaurant recommendations.

We were looking for accommodations close to the city center and the bus station. This hostel was well-located and had everything an active traveler needed. The common area had a unique interior. Although breakfast wasn't included, the basics were available (bread, yogurt, hot water, snacks, and cocoa), and we had cooking facilities (an oven, microwave, refrigerator, cooking utensils, and dishes were available). The hostel owner, Danny, and his assistants greeted us warmly and assisted us with everything we needed.

Loved the peace and privacy of couples’ room. Place has heated floors and super warm showers. Breakfast was plentiful, amenities awesome! Kitchen has lots of basic cutlery and plates but really needs some more cooking utensils and pots and pans, but the actual kitchen layout is great, with 3 gas stoves and ovens. Good labelling system for food. Restaurant and bar onsite… terrific options. Evening entertainment while we were there… ace!

Unfortunately, due to an equipment issue, I was unable to stay at the hotel. However, the service and communication prior to my arrival were excellent. The staff responded promptly to every request and handled everything efficiently, allowing me to stay at an alternative hotel without any concerns. I am truly grateful for their support and would definitely like to stay here on my next visit.

The hostel is conveniently located very close to the trailhead, and the dorm room was clean and quiet. The music in the living/dining area played all day. It would be nicer if the volume could be lowered or the music turned off earlier in the morning. It was also unfortunate that someone stole my water bottle, which I had prepared and filled with electrolyte for my hike the next day.

Great location. We stayed in the private room and everything was great just the restaurant downstairs is a Parilla Restaurant so when we came back from trekking the room smelled like parilla apart from that everything was good. - Good bathroom - Friendly staff - Big shared kitchen - Good water temperature - Delicious food in the restaurant downstairs

It was a very cozy hostel near the bus terminal! The staff are also bright and kind and help us with color 々. Those at the reception can speak almost English. The breakfast was delicious. No problem with the water pressure in the shower! It was good to meet a Japanese traveler on the way and exchange information. It's a bit far to get to town, but it was like a walk and it was fun again. It is a recommended guest house when you come to El Carafate.

Very good staff nice view near the hostel Owner is kind

This price is simply great! Very suitable for families who need to plan expenses! Very cost-effective! The location is very good, 10 meters next to the big supermarket, there are all sold! The whole town residents are here to buy vegetables and daily necessities. Ten meters from the main street, you can walk to any restaurant and travel agency. There are bunk beds in the room (high, not suitable for children, when you climb, the handle will shake, feel unsafe) and a double bed, theoretically can live four adults, or two adults, with a small baby, and two children, can live five people. The house is small, but it has a toilet, shower, sink, shampoo, living room, dining table, four chairs, TV on the wall, and two retro gas heating (looks rotten, it seems to leak, but everything is fine, working normally, we bake socks with it) has kitchen, microwave, There are pots and pans, dishes and utensils, refrigerators, detergent. Although it is not modern and old, the price shows everything and it is worth the price.