Hospedaje Costanera del Estrecho — Hotel in Punta Arenas

Punta Arenas has grid layout. The blocks are relative large. Each Bus Operator (Pacheco, Cruz del Sur, Barria, Buses Fernandes, Techni-Austral) has its own office. The supermarket with long opening hours (9pm) is downtown. ||||The hostel is a 20min walk on foot. It is located in a residential area. There is a small mini-market next to the Hostel, but it is better to buy in the supermarket downtown. On a later visit of Punta Arenas I realized you have to walk long from/to everywhere and the distance is not soo bad.||||The house feels like a private family house. The house is clean and nice. ||||The 5 bed dorm is under the roof and has normal beds (no bulk).||||The breakfast was accessible at 7am. This was very nice because many buses leave early.||||I think it would be comfortable to stay more nights, but the city has not so much attractions (island with penguins). It seems some Antarctica Tours leave from...

Super cosy place which gives you a feeling of being at home. The staff is so friendly and helpful and the beds are a dream to sleep in with thick, fluffy blankets. Everything is clean, the kitchen is good and well equipped and showers are hot and with good pressure. Breakfast consists of unlimited bread (tasty ones!), jam, butter, cheese, tea, coffee and orange juice.||Good places to hang out, both in the living room, dining room and the kitchen. Wifi is stable and quite fast and there are electric plugs everywhere so you can charge your stuff. They have a computer as well. ||Location is nice, just by the water, although a little bit out of the city center. There are very cheap buses and colectivos if you don't fancy walking. ||Overall a very very nice hostel with a great atmosphere...

After visiting the Los Glaciares National Park in Argentina, it was time to drive back to Chile – but this time we were heading to Puerto Natales, a port city in Chile’s southern Patagonia and also the gateway to Torres del Paine National Park.||||We stayed in a fairly residential neighborhood, at Hospedaje Costanera, which is a hostel with private single rooms as well as more dorm-style rooms. We all had our own single rooms per couple, which was really nice! Since we were in a more residential neighborhood, walking to the main part of town took about 20-25 minutes, which wasn’t hard.||||They offer breakfast every morning that include coffee, tea, toast, ham, cheese, yogurt, and fruit. It's all prepared for you, so we...