考亞屯精品飯店 (Kau Yatun Hotel Boutique)

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Magnificent place! If I have ever come back to El Calafate this will be my only choice.

Beautiful place, great service from the staff, and excellent breakfast! If I ever come back to El Calafate, which I hope I will, Kau Yatun will be my stay.

No hot water, both night and day. Paper thin walls. Below average breakfast with stale breads

Beautiful spot! Room was nice and not a far walk from town. Nice restaurant inside with good food. Would definitely recommend and would stay again if in the area!

Excellent

This was hands down the best hotel breakfast we had in Chilean and Argentinean Patagonia, including Tierra del Fuego, with a great variety of healthy, delicious options we truly looked forward to each morning. The cozy, cottage-like ambiance felt like visiting my grandparents’ home, warm and comforting, and the service was outstanding—leaving our bags while visiting El Chaltén was seamless, and coming back genuinely felt like coming home.

The staff at the hotel were very kind, and I appreciated the beautiful flowers I received on the first day. However, the building feels quite dated — the last renovation was about 20 years ago — and it shows. The shower in our room didn’t drain properly, which was inconvenient, and the espresso was unfortunately very poor. With some updates and attention to these details, the stay could be much more enjoyable.

Beautiful view surrounded ，very nice and quiet place to stay.

Our room was clean and spacious. We liked having a mini fridge and ample space to store our luggage and we appreciated the 6am breakfast start, since we had an early morning tour. The hotel is about a 10 minute drive from the town centre. Recommended if you have your own transportation.

If you are coming from the US, make sure you pay for your hotel in USD upfront because the hotel will overcharge you in Pesos and you cannot argue with them because they don’t know English. We reached out to Expedia to resolve this and even they wouldn’t help us and told us to figure it out with our bank. We clearly told the hotel (and Expedia) that based on the current exchange rate, we were supposed to be charged a certain amount in pesos to be equivalent to the dollar amount we booked in, and they wouldn’t budge on their internal exchange rate. Left a bad taste in our mouth after what was otherwise an okay stay