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Hotel Jose Nogueira
4.2/550 Reviews

Hotel Jose Nogueira

Punta Arenas
I usually prefer to stay in hotel chains because of the generous elite benefits (suite upgrades, breakfast, late check-out, etc.) but on occasion in some destinations without hotel chains then booking at an independent hotel cannot be avoided. In such situations I usually feel the sting of not having benefits and the value for the money is often noticeably inferior. Since our stay in Punta Arenas was part of a package involving a trip to Antarctica I could not choose which hotel we stayed at, and anyway there are no hotel chains in the city. Based on our stay at Hotel Jose Nogueira there was nothing to change my opinion about independent hotels, they are often inferior to hotel chains in many ways. Our stay was not overwhelmingly bad, in fact there were a number of positives. For starters of course I did not expect a suite upgrade but our room almost looked like a suite nonetheless because there was a living room separated from the bedroom. The downside is that both sections were quite small and the layout of other rooms which I saw felt more spacious when it was just one open room. Another positive was the lack of carpet which was not the case in all rooms, and also the bathroom had heated floors which was suitable for the local climate, and also a towel heater which was very useful. The bathroom toiletries were not some local unbranded stuff, in fact it was Pharmacopia which is often used in various Hyatt Regency hotels around the world. The main problem was that the curtains were not great so for a stay during the summer which has long day light hours, our daughter woke up too early every day. Having good blackout in a hotel far north or far south is a must but Hotel Jose Nogueira failed in that regard. At least the pillows were thick so we could sleep well before sunrise. The bathroom was also a sore spot, it was exceedingly small and quite dated especially the shower in the bathtub. The rest of the room was quite bare bones. There was no coffee kettle and even when I asked at reception they told me they only had one so they could not lend it to me. Since we needed boiled water to make milk for the baby I had to go to the bar regularly to ask for refills which was not as convenient as what we normally do in any other hotels. There was also no bathrobe which is a miss for a cold climate. The overall lack of amenities was also noticeable at the bar. While the venue itself was attractive, one day I asked for a *****ni but I was told they did not have Campari anymore. So I ordered an Amaretto Sour. The next day I ordered an Amaretto Sour again and I was told they did not have Amaretto anymore, but that they had Campari! Breakfast was quite weak, so weak in fact that we voluntarily decided to skip it two out of four mornings during our stay which we almost never do in any kind of hotel. They had eggs made to order and the rest at the buffet was standard stuff and nothing that stood out: cheese, cereals, fruits, bread, etc

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Plaza Muñoz Gamero

Hotel Jose Nogueira
4.2/550 Reviews

Hotel Jose Nogueira

Punta Arenas|0.09km from Plaza Muñoz Gamero
I usually prefer to stay in hotel chains because of the generous elite benefits (suite upgrades, breakfast, late check-out, etc.) but on occasion in some destinations without hotel chains then booking at an independent hotel cannot be avoided. In such situations I usually feel the sting of not having benefits and the value for the money is often noticeably inferior. Since our stay in Punta Arenas was part of a package involving a trip to Antarctica I could not choose which hotel we stayed at, and anyway there are no hotel chains in the city. Based on our stay at Hotel Jose Nogueira there was nothing to change my opinion about independent hotels, they are often inferior to hotel chains in many ways. Our stay was not overwhelmingly bad, in fact there were a number of positives. For starters of course I did not expect a suite upgrade but our room almost looked like a suite nonetheless because there was a living room separated from the bedroom. The downside is that both sections were quite small and the layout of other rooms which I saw felt more spacious when it was just one open room. Another positive was the lack of carpet which was not the case in all rooms, and also the bathroom had heated floors which was suitable for the local climate, and also a towel heater which was very useful. The bathroom toiletries were not some local unbranded stuff, in fact it was Pharmacopia which is often used in various Hyatt Regency hotels around the world. The main problem was that the curtains were not great so for a stay during the summer which has long day light hours, our daughter woke up too early every day. Having good blackout in a hotel far north or far south is a must but Hotel Jose Nogueira failed in that regard. At least the pillows were thick so we could sleep well before sunrise. The bathroom was also a sore spot, it was exceedingly small and quite dated especially the shower in the bathtub. The rest of the room was quite bare bones. There was no coffee kettle and even when I asked at reception they told me they only had one so they could not lend it to me. Since we needed boiled water to make milk for the baby I had to go to the bar regularly to ask for refills which was not as convenient as what we normally do in any other hotels. There was also no bathrobe which is a miss for a cold climate. The overall lack of amenities was also noticeable at the bar. While the venue itself was attractive, one day I asked for a *****ni but I was told they did not have Campari anymore. So I ordered an Amaretto Sour. The next day I ordered an Amaretto Sour again and I was told they did not have Amaretto anymore, but that they had Campari! Breakfast was quite weak, so weak in fact that we voluntarily decided to skip it two out of four mornings during our stay which we almost never do in any kind of hotel. They had eggs made to order and the rest at the buffet was standard stuff and nothing that stood out: cheese, cereals, fruits, bread, etc

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Monumento Hernando De Magallanes

Hotel Jose Nogueira
4.2/550 Reviews

Hotel Jose Nogueira

Punta Arenas|0.1km from Monumento Hernando De Magallanes
I usually prefer to stay in hotel chains because of the generous elite benefits (suite upgrades, breakfast, late check-out, etc.) but on occasion in some destinations without hotel chains then booking at an independent hotel cannot be avoided. In such situations I usually feel the sting of not having benefits and the value for the money is often noticeably inferior. Since our stay in Punta Arenas was part of a package involving a trip to Antarctica I could not choose which hotel we stayed at, and anyway there are no hotel chains in the city. Based on our stay at Hotel Jose Nogueira there was nothing to change my opinion about independent hotels, they are often inferior to hotel chains in many ways. Our stay was not overwhelmingly bad, in fact there were a number of positives. For starters of course I did not expect a suite upgrade but our room almost looked like a suite nonetheless because there was a living room separated from the bedroom. The downside is that both sections were quite small and the layout of other rooms which I saw felt more spacious when it was just one open room. Another positive was the lack of carpet which was not the case in all rooms, and also the bathroom had heated floors which was suitable for the local climate, and also a towel heater which was very useful. The bathroom toiletries were not some local unbranded stuff, in fact it was Pharmacopia which is often used in various Hyatt Regency hotels around the world. The main problem was that the curtains were not great so for a stay during the summer which has long day light hours, our daughter woke up too early every day. Having good blackout in a hotel far north or far south is a must but Hotel Jose Nogueira failed in that regard. At least the pillows were thick so we could sleep well before sunrise. The bathroom was also a sore spot, it was exceedingly small and quite dated especially the shower in the bathtub. The rest of the room was quite bare bones. There was no coffee kettle and even when I asked at reception they told me they only had one so they could not lend it to me. Since we needed boiled water to make milk for the baby I had to go to the bar regularly to ask for refills which was not as convenient as what we normally do in any other hotels. There was also no bathrobe which is a miss for a cold climate. The overall lack of amenities was also noticeable at the bar. While the venue itself was attractive, one day I asked for a *****ni but I was told they did not have Campari anymore. So I ordered an Amaretto Sour. The next day I ordered an Amaretto Sour again and I was told they did not have Amaretto anymore, but that they had Campari! Breakfast was quite weak, so weak in fact that we voluntarily decided to skip it two out of four mornings during our stay which we almost never do in any kind of hotel. They had eggs made to order and the rest at the buffet was standard stuff and nothing that stood out: cheese, cereals, fruits, bread, etc

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Dreams del Estrecho
3.9/542 Reviews
We stayed at the Dream Hotel in between our trip to Antarctica. It was a lovely hotel, with comfortable beds, a huge bathroom and an amazing view of the Straight of Magellan! The restaurant was wonderful with very large Portions and they had a fantastic coffee cafe in the lobby that we frequented twice a day.
Almasur Punta Arenas
4/566 Reviews
I left the hotel early in the morning, leaving my personal items in the room closet, others in baggage and others in a box inside the room. The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable. The next day, I was consulted about the violation of privacy that was the subject of and they told me they didn't know what I was talking about and I told them again about the situation. The next day, when I warned that this trust would check out, I again consulted what had happened and they told me again that they didn't know what I was referring to and that I would tell you what happened again. But this time I hear the hotel's operations person and consult me for what had happened since he had no information. I suggest that he would do the consultations and inform me about it. When check-out I approach the hotel operations person and I indicate that after talking to the room toilet person I confirm that if I had been in the closet because within the obligations they had was to check the hotel's operations person. The hotel was a private violation of the hotel's passengers, and I think he was 30 years old in the rubro and was a hotel line policy. It is recommended if you go to that hotel not take things out of the baggage and leave them with key while they are outside the hotel
Hotel Cabo de Hornos
4.3/589 Reviews
Beautiful lobby and a great location. Nice view of the water. The rooms are comfortable but the only amenities are a safe and phone. No coffee pot, refrigerator, and no water. There are several restaurants in the area. Breakfast had a nice variety of hot and cold selections.
Hotel Jose Nogueira
4.2/550 Reviews
I usually prefer to stay in hotel chains because of the generous elite benefits (suite upgrades, breakfast, late check-out, etc.) but on occasion in some destinations without hotel chains then booking at an independent hotel cannot be avoided. In such situations I usually feel the sting of not having benefits and the value for the money is often noticeably inferior. Since our stay in Punta Arenas was part of a package involving a trip to Antarctica I could not choose which hotel we stayed at, and anyway there are no hotel chains in the city. Based on our stay at Hotel Jose Nogueira there was nothing to change my opinion about independent hotels, they are often inferior to hotel chains in many ways. Our stay was not overwhelmingly bad, in fact there were a number of positives. For starters of course I did not expect a suite upgrade but our room almost looked like a suite nonetheless because there was a living room separated from the bedroom. The downside is that both sections were quite small and the layout of other rooms which I saw felt more spacious when it was just one open room. Another positive was the lack of carpet which was not the case in all rooms, and also the bathroom had heated floors which was suitable for the local climate, and also a towel heater which was very useful. The bathroom toiletries were not some local unbranded stuff, in fact it was Pharmacopia which is often used in various Hyatt Regency hotels around the world. The main problem was that the curtains were not great so for a stay during the summer which has long day light hours, our daughter woke up too early every day. Having good blackout in a hotel far north or far south is a must but Hotel Jose Nogueira failed in that regard. At least the pillows were thick so we could sleep well before sunrise. The bathroom was also a sore spot, it was exceedingly small and quite dated especially the shower in the bathtub. The rest of the room was quite bare bones. There was no coffee kettle and even when I asked at reception they told me they only had one so they could not lend it to me. Since we needed boiled water to make milk for the baby I had to go to the bar regularly to ask for refills which was not as convenient as what we normally do in any other hotels. There was also no bathrobe which is a miss for a cold climate. The overall lack of amenities was also noticeable at the bar. While the venue itself was attractive, one day I asked for a *****ni but I was told they did not have Campari anymore. So I ordered an Amaretto Sour. The next day I ordered an Amaretto Sour again and I was told they did not have Amaretto anymore, but that they had Campari! Breakfast was quite weak, so weak in fact that we voluntarily decided to skip it two out of four mornings during our stay which we almost never do in any kind of hotel. They had eggs made to order and the rest at the buffet was standard stuff and nothing that stood out: cheese, cereals, fruits, bread, etc
Innata Casa Hostal
4.6/534 Reviews
Pros: Clean! Comfortable bed, light control from both sides of bed. Ample storage space. Staff very welcoming and helpful. Easy walking distance to restaurants and attractions. Excellent value. Cons: On busy street w/ loud traffic noise. Local youth hotrod up/down street all night! Supermarket loading dock w/ idling trucks across street. There is nothing the hotel can do about this, but it's good to know. It was warm when we were there, so we needed to keep the sliding door/window open.
Hotel Los Navegantes
3.8/59 Reviews
Very slow in finding usa room, when showed up before three pm, the scheduled time of checkin. Whenarrived just before 3pm, we were not given room. Whilst waited infront of the reception, I notcied that another customer was able to get room instantly.

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Highest Price£137
Lowest Price£13
Number of Reviews824
Number of Hotels537
Average Price (Weekdays)£51
Average Price (Weekends)£51

Punta Arenas Hotel Guide

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Though there is no civilian airport, it's still easy to take a bus or train to reach Punta Arenas. It's easy to travel by bus in Punta Arenas. There are buses to surrounding cities available every day.

When visiting Punta Arenas, you can choose from over 97 hotels with great reviews. There are not many well-known chain hotels in Punta Arenas, but staying at a unique local hotel will make you feel at home. In Punta Arenas, chain hotels such as Best Western are one of the top choices among travelers. Those who favor Best Western can choose a hotel under its name. Hotel Rey Don Felipe is one of the most popular hotels in Punta Arenas. If you're still unsure, Trip.com recommends Hotel Carpa Manzano.

In the city center of Punta Arenas, you'll have easy access to Catedral Sagrado Corazon, Monumento Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins. You can choose attractions in Punta Arenas that are perfect for a weekend getaway, such as Cabo Froward, Mount Tarn. The most popular attractions for tourists in Punta Arenas are Plaza Muñoz Gamero, Lord Lonsdale Shipwreck, Isla Magdalena.

Average Temperature

• January to March: 11.7°C during the day, 8.04°C at night

• April to June: 5.38°C during the day, 2.61°C at night

• July to September: 4.15°C during the day, 1.38°C at night

• October to December: 10.12°C during the day, 6.42°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 37.0 cm

• Summer: 36.13 cm

• Autumn: 28.47 cm

• Winter: 30.17 cm

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