We were welcomed by a lady who only spoke Spanish - though later the owner spoke excellent English and is a well known bird guide. The room was a good size and very clean. There were a couple of restaurants just up the road though you can eat in the hotel if you ask. People on birdwatching holidays start here... More

Porvenir is a small town with a circuit if historical houses and buildings, including this fantastic hotel. famous people including a past Chilean President overnighted there. The buidldibg is old but perfectly well maintained and decorated. Food is excellent and the whole service unbeatable. There is a living room with a library with books that you can purchase, many of... More

I really enjoyed my short stay here. The food was excellent and the service was great. A great place to stay. Only had one beer available though and it was not my favorite--Austral Beer, but I did drink my share. Also had an excellent Chilean wine.

The one I thing I love about travelling is you often come across little gems in completely unexpected places. Porvenir is a small town in Tierra Del Fuego with a real frontier feel. It definitely feels like you have reached the end of the world and just walking around town is an experience in itself. Staying at the hotel Yendegaia... More

I was in Porvenir last March and stayed in Hosteria Yendegaia. I am travelling around the world for over an year now doing a TV Show for a Brazilian cable channel and I can tell Cecilia, the owner, was among of the most helpful and elegant people I met in all my trip. She helped me in all details regarding... More

Porvenir is a city with very interesting architecture and the well-known 'end of the world'-atmosphere and surely deserves some time from any tourist travelling to this part of the world. I stayed in Yendegaia for one night, and found it excellent: first of all, the hotel itself is in a house with the architectural characteristics of the town, and the... More

This small hotel was totally delightful. Porvenir is a small town with an intriguing "end of the line" atmosphere; Hosteria Yendegaia was warm, welcoming and comfortable. Our room was spacious (I believe some rooms are smaller), the beds were comfortable and hot water was plentiful and reliable. The house is of historic interest having been built in 1926, and much... More