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Great location just across the street from the main square in Punta Arenas. Very convenient for walking anywhere. Good restayrant and good-sized room.

The property was exactly what I expected from the pictures and description. The rooms are small - very hostel like - comfortable. Staff were great and coffee shop has wonderful desserts.

Don Roberto and his wife were very helpful and friendly. The hotel is close to the center and the waterfront. Don’t forget to stick your toes in the Strait of Magellan!

Very upscale for Coyhaique. Feels a bit like a Vegas hotel.

We used this hotel for one night as a jumping off point for the park. For this, it served it's purpose. We had a basic cabin by the river with a fantastic view of the mountains and the front desk staff was very accommodating in helping us arrange some last-minute transportation. Our cabin was nothing special -- the beds were basic and the shower offered a trickle of water. Dinner at the lodge was hot and filling, but we wished we had gone to the cash-only restaurant just down the road. Breakfast was depressingly bad, overpriced, and should be avoided. This hotel is extremely remote. I would recommend booking, but only if you are renting a car and if you can stock up on provisions in Puerto Natales. There are no stores or cafes in the valley. To access the best trails in TDP from Rio Serrano, you will need to drive quite a bit or drive and then pay for a boat ferry. So while the location offers incredible views of the mountains and access to the river, just know that you aren't really close to anything else. A few other words of warning. The wireless internet available in the lobby is extremely temperamental and at times, impossible to access. Given the remote location, this is understandable, but you should know that it's not reliable. The hotel shuttle is available for hire and can take you into the park for about $25 US. And while we booked a discounted price on Travelocity, the hotel charged us full. We caught the error, and it was corrected.

Nothing particularly charming or unique about this hotel, but if you are looking for a clean, comfortable bed in Punta Arenas, it's a great choice.This Diego De Almagro in Punta Arenas could easily be compared to a Holiday Inn in the US. We chose this hotel because they had a 24-hour front desk, which allowed us to check in after our super late flight, and because of the location -- we woke up to a view of the Strait of Magellan and were had a 10-walk into the heart of downtown. The room was comfortable and clean and quite modern. The staff was friendly.