Las Hayas Ushuaia Resort
Five-star resort with a spa and full sea views
About this hotel
Every room at Las Hayas carries large windows with sea and mountain views as standard, some upgraded further with spa baths and plasma TVs for a genuinely five-star feel throughout. The spa itself includes a sauna, indoor pool and hot tub, giving guests a real recovery option against Ushuaia's cold, windy climate most of the year. Le Martial restaurant serves international a la carte dishes alongside the daily buffet breakfast, and the terrace and common-area WiFi round out a stay built around comfort and service. Ushuaia Harbour sits three kilometres away, close enough for an easy excursion pickup without placing the resort inside the busiest stretch of downtown itself and its traffic.
- Five-star resort
- Full spa and pool
- Sea and mountain views
- Near the harbour
Our take
This suits travellers wanting a full five-star experience with genuine sea and mountain views from every room, particularly couples or families on a longer Patagonia trip who want a resort base to return to each evening. The spa alone justifies a stay for wellness-focused travellers. Budget travellers or those wanting to walk everywhere downtown should look toward a more central, lower-tier property instead of this resort.
- Book a room with a spa bath if the budget allows, a genuine upgrade after a full day of excursions outdoors.
- Reserve a table at Le Martial restaurant even on a quieter evening, since the a la carte menu draws bookings from across town.
- Use the spa's indoor pool in the late afternoon, before the post-excursion rush from other guests arriving back.
Why we love it
- Sea and mountain views from every room
- Full spa with sauna and indoor pool
- Le Martial a la carte restaurant
- 3 km from Ushuaia Harbour
Why guests love itTravellers staying here find the sea and mountain view from every room genuinely lives up to the five-star billing, and the spa's indoor pool became a nightly ritual after full days spent out on excursions. Le Martial's a la carte menu was worth booking ahead for on at least one evening of a longer stay. The three-kilometre distance from the harbour felt like a fair trade for the resort's overall setting and service level.