Hotels Near Presidente Carlos Ibáñez del Campo International Airport in Punta Arenas

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Hotel Los Navegantes has decent rooms, a great lobby, a great included breakfast, and centrally located in Punta Arenas. The cost was affordable for a decent, comfortable, and clean room and the breakfast was great. If you'd like to customize a breakfast item or eat something not at the buffet, you can ask the staff and they'll be happy to help out.

Punta Arenas is a touristy town. This hotel is centrally located with walking distance to most local areas and eateries. That makes it a popular choice for stay. However the hotel itself gives you small rooms, noisy due to its location and poorly designed. There’s no proper bathroom in many rooms. Shower with transparent glass door makes it interesting! No thermostat. Most rooms without tv, and no amenities like lotion. There’s no furniture to empty your suitcase. The housekeeping staff does not like to give you even two pods of coffee and was downright rude when asked, until I paid another one two bucks for the same!The room itself is about 175 sq feet. Unless you’re ok with such an accommodation, find a better and more suitable place to stay.

A beautiful historic hotel right on the main square in Punta Arenas. We moved here after a disappointing experience at a hotel close by where you felt like you were on a conveyor belt. As soon as we arrived here we were so happy with the friendly and personalised service from the front desk team, spotlessly clean rooms and the historical ambience. The breakfast room and front bar are stunning - you feel like you have stepped back in time. Nothing was too much trouble for the team. Thank you for a great stay and we can't wait to return.

The service was great and professional. We stayed only for 2 nights to go on the boat tour to the antarctic. I'm really happy towards the end where we checked out but we were allowed to keep our luggages at the hotel while we explored the city for the last time. The young staff, didn't catch his name, was very helpful and assisted us with ordering a 🚕. Only downside would be the carpet in the room didn't look very clean, but aside from that it was great.

Since my arrival everything went wrong, because they had not available the individual room I had booked and paid in advance enough and for the first night they gave me a double room, The one that found to have 2 beds of ananas if it is that from 1/2 place each and that I saw forced to accept not only because I had already paid it, but because at 5 a.m. they would pick me up from that hotel for the Paine Towers excursion and I couldn't change it anymore.... I returned from the late night excursion and I found a new room even worse, because in the bathroom neither washing handles nor shower worked, from where only a water screw came out and they have no staff to fix anything, so they didn't give me any solution... after having forcefully passed a second night of terror, at first hour ”I changed from hotel”!!! In summary this hotel reminded me of those who appeared in the cable program ”Hotel Without Stars”, Because it is very badly maintained (particularly bathrooms), floor tables crush each step, walls look paper and listen until someone sworns in another room, heating cannot be regulated or shut off in each room and the The hotel is very comfortable and it is very comfortable. There is no doubt a hotel for nothing recommendable, from which I literally ”got off”!!!!!!!!

Great hotel. Beautiful restaurant and lobby area. We ate dinner which was very good. Breakfast was also good. No complaints. Staff great esp Joaquin at the front desk who helped me get tickets online for TDP Park entry. Coming back in a week and staying again. FYI the parking is out front on street. We found a spot but looks there us lots of free street parking elsewhere.

We were here three nights during our trip to Chile in August, and our experience was overall positive, especially in terms of the price paid. The hotel is a 4-star hotel with a few years of age on his back, but the hotel is comfortable and comfortable in general. The location is comfortable in the centre. The staff is always available and comfortable. The rooms are very hot, perhaps too hot, given that in the south winter we were forced to keep the window open to breathe, and breakfast is a little miserable and perhaps it should be reorganised. In general, I can only recommend this hotel.

Quark’s “Fly the Drake” expedition departs from Punta Arenas, Chile - not by ship, but by a chartered 3-hour flight that arrives on a gravel airstrip on King George Island. This approach bypasses the Drake Passage and its potentially turbulent waters. Quark's expedition includes one night before departure at Dreams Hotel and ******, in Punta Arenas; and another night upon our return from King George Island at the end of the trip. Dreams Hotel served the expedition team well. The rooms were modern, spacious, and clean. The floor I was on was quiet, and provided great views of Punta Arenas, both times I stayed there. There were sufficient front desk staff to address the needs of the 90 travelers who formed the expedition's guest list. While I spent one night at another local hotel (as Dreams had been fully booked for that night), I found Dreams to be a perfect fit for this expedition.