Address: Luis martial 1650 , Ushuaia 9410, Argentina
Serving the likes of Nelson Mandela and Mercosur presidents, Ushuaia's only five-star resort is dramatically perched 3km (1.8mi) above town, in the frosty heights of Glaciar Martial. Its prim, elegant rooms feature fine monochrome patterns, canopy beds and dazzling bay views.A bastion of tradition, Las Hayas has earned renown by offering a buttoned-up kind of luxury. If in doubt, this is the kind of place to take the wife, not the mistress. Surrounded by a fairytale forest of southern beech, the sprawling resort complex includes 92 guest rooms, two gourmet restaurants, a squash court, Scottish shower and swimming pool. If you can swing the upgrade from a standard room, suites offer Jacuzzi tubs and linen towels. Following a high standard, Las Hayas offers impeccable and ultra-cordial service. Be warned: restless types might struggle with the hush, museum-like atmosphere.
A bastion of tradition, Las Hayas has earned renown by offering a buttoned-up kind of luxury. If in doubt, this is the kind of place to take the wife, not the mistress. Surrounded by a fairytale forest of southern beech, the sprawling resort complex includes 92 guest rooms, two gourmet restaurants, a squash court, Scottish shower and swimming pool. If you can swing the upgrade from a standard room, suites offer Jacuzzi tubs and linen towels. Following a high standard, Las Hayas offers impeccable and ultra-cordial service. Be warned: restless types might struggle with the hush, museum-like atmosphere.
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Check-in / Check-out Earliest check-in: 1:00 PM Latest check-out time: 12:00 AM
US$218.00 per night
(US$109.00per person per night)
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Oceans collide at Cape Horn, where the Pacific meets the Atlantic. For panoramas of the world's most dangerous ocean crossing, charter a scenic over-flight from Ushuaia. It's not cheap, but you can rest easy browsing craggy isles and churling seascapes from the comfort of a cockpit.
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