El Calafate: Las Cabanitas

Lonely Planet Review

Few places feel precious when you're a fly-by-night, but this stands vivid among them. These storybook A-frame cabins offer snug beds and thoughtful touches to please the weary traveller. A key ingredient is the warm Giordano family that spans three generations.

In a small suburban lot, these cozy 1970s cabins are a welcome surprise. Each place is private and properly kept. Spiral staircases lead to attic beds that span the loft. The newer guest apartments offer space for up to seven. Self-caterers can use their own kitchenette or cook in the main house, where the kitchen drawers are labeled better than the Dewey decimal system. Sweet touches include the English lavender in the garden and a sheltered dining patio brimming with plants and cushioned seats. Breakfast isn't included, but there's a hot beverage service and meals upon request.

Carolyn McCarthy
Lonely Planet author

Hostelworld Description

We are located just two corners away from the centre in a very quiet part of the village.
We have five lovely and warm independent cottages (alpine style), two comfortable apartments and two rooms., all of this makes an ideal, intimate and relaxing place, with a nice garden of plants and flowers.

The service to owers guest in �Las Caba�itas� is made by our family in a personal, freandly and very discrete way, wich makes your stay in El Calafate very plasant.


The price included: Breakfast buffet (milck, coffe, juice, croissants, mermelades, butter, cereals). Cleaning service, bed linen, free internet and WIFI acess..
You can enjoy delight a delicious home made meal in our place.