




Los Ñires Ushuaia
Andes and channel views from every spacious room
About this hotel
Los Ñires puts the landscape front and centre, with large windows in every guestroom framing either the Andes range or the waters of the Beagle Channel below. Rooms run spacious and beautifully decorated, each with private bathroom facilities and enough space to actually settle in for a multi-night stay rather than just pass through on the way to somewhere else. The property sits four kilometres from the airport and six kilometres from central Ushuaia, close enough for an easy taxi into town for dinner but quiet enough in the evening that the views and the surrounding landscape genuinely take centre stage over street noise or downtown bustle drifting up from below the hillside.
- Andes and channel views
- Spacious rooms
- Quiet setting
- 6 km from centre
Our take
This suits travellers who prioritise the view over walkable downtown access, particularly families or couples wanting a quieter evening after a full day of excursions. The Andes and channel outlook alone justifies a slightly longer taxi ride into town for dinner. Anyone wanting to walk to restaurants each night without arranging transport should weigh a more central downtown property instead of this one.
- Request an Andes-facing room if mountain views matter more than the channel outlook, since both are available depending on the room.
- Arrange a taxi for evening dinner plans in advance, since the six-kilometre distance from downtown means walking isn't realistic after dark.
- Sit out on the property grounds at sunset if weather allows, since the light over the Andes is genuinely striking most evenings.
Why we love it
- Large windows framing Andes or channel views
- Spacious, beautifully decorated rooms
- Quiet setting away from downtown
- Private bathrooms throughout
Why guests love itTravellers staying here find the view alone changes how the whole stay feels, with the Andes visible from bed on a clear morning and the Beagle Channel catching the last light most evenings. The six-kilometre distance from downtown meant planning taxis ahead for dinner, a minor inconvenience against the quiet evenings and the sheer scale of the landscape visible from the room. Rooms run genuinely spacious compared with several downtown alternatives at a similar price.