Cilene del Faro Suites & Spa
Channel-view suites with a full spa above the water
About this hotel
Andes or Beagle Channel views come standard here, with each suite styled in warm decor and fitted with a safe, full kitchenette, flat-screen TV and heating. Private bathrooms include free toiletries throughout the building. The spa is the real draw for a multi-night stay, with a heated pool, relaxation room, sauna and Scottish shower giving guests a genuine indoor recovery option against Ushuaia's cold, windy climate. The panoramic glass bar at the top of the building turns even a quiet evening into an occasion, and breakfast served at Fitz Roy Hall on the basement level rounds out a stay built around comfort near the water, with valet parking and luggage storage available year-round for guests arriving with ski equipment.
- Beagle Channel proximity
- Indoor spa and pool
- Panoramic rooftop bar
- Full kitchenette suites
Our take
This suits travellers prioritising a wellness afternoon alongside a channel view, particularly after a ski day or a long Tierra del Fuego hike. The kitchenette in every suite helps offset Ushuaia's restaurant prices on a longer stay. Guests chasing a strictly budget downtown room without spa facilities will find better value elsewhere in town, since the spa access is part of what the rate covers here.
- Book a spa treatment slot on arrival day, since the sauna and pool fill up fast during ski and cruise season.
- Request an Andes-facing suite if mountain views matter more than the channel outlook from your room.
- Head to the panoramic bar at sunset, when the light over the Beagle Channel is at its best.
Why we love it
- Heated indoor pool and sauna
- Panoramic bar at the top of the building
- Kitchenette in every suite
- A few metres from the Beagle Channel
Why guests love itTravellers staying here find the spa genuinely earns its place in the stay, especially after a cold day outdoors when the sauna and heated pool do more for tired legs than any excursion could. The kitchenette meant skipping a few pricier dinners out, and the panoramic bar became the default spot for a sunset drink most evenings. The Beagle Channel proximity comes through even from suites without a direct water view.