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Los Cauquenes is the resort out of town, and it ranks last. Michelin puts it about 7 km from Ushuaia, so the pier is a drive, not a walk, and distance is the only thing that scores here.
Michelin’s listing describes indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, a gym and a restaurant, plus a hotel van to the airport at US$15 a head. The hotel’s own site returned an error — and listings don’t earn points regardless.
Michelin puts it about 4 km (10 minutes) from the airport and about 7 km (15 minutes) from Ushuaia. Ask what a taxi to the pier will cost before you commit.
Book it if
- You want a resort night before or after the voyage
- You want a priced airport ride
Look elsewhere if
- You want to be in town
- You want breakfast confirmed
Your night before, from here
From check-in to the gangway, using only what Los Cauquenes publishes and our own map estimates.
Michelin lists a restaurant, unconfirmed by the hotel — otherwise plan dinner in town, about 15 minutes out.
The hotel lists no ride to the pier. Michelin puts the resort about 7 km, roughly 15 minutes, from Ushuaia, and a Booking.com partner listing mentions a free minibus to the center at set times — for the pier itself, use your line’s transfer or a taxi.
Not mentioned in the Michelin listing — a Booking.com partner listing describes a buffet without saying it’s included.
Michelin puts Ushuaia about 7 km and 15 minutes away. Take your line’s transfer or a taxi, or the hotel’s minibus to the center if its times fit.
Michelin lists free parking for your stay — though nothing says you can leave a car while you sail.
Night-Before Score: 6 of 100
Every point comes from our map pins and, for the facts shown, its Michelin Guide listing, which earns no points (the hotel’s own site returned an error); the hub explains how the Night-Before Score works.
Getting here, and on to the ship
Michelin puts the airport about 4 km and 10 minutes away by road; our map pin reads about 4.9 km in a straight line, so treat Michelin’s figure as the better one. The pier gate is about 3.9 km away by our map. Every question mark below is a ride you book yourself.
The hotel van runs airport transfers at US$15 per person each way, or US$200 private, per Michelin. Michelin puts the airport about 4 km and 10 minutes away; our map pin reads farther, so treat Michelin’s figure as the better one.
The hotel lists no ride to the pier. Michelin puts the resort about 7 km, roughly 15 minutes, from Ushuaia, and a Booking.com partner listing mentions a free minibus to the center at set times — for the pier itself, use your line’s transfer or a taxi.
From USH without a hotel shuttle
There’s no public transport from the airport to town, per Turismo Ushuaia: you take a taxi (metered), a remis (a fixed fare booked by phone) or a transfer. Neither publishes a fare. Some expedition lines include the airport transfer (Quark does airport to hotel), so check your documents. The only price we found is for one hotel van. The airport page has what is and isn’t published.
Michelin lists free parking for your stay — though nothing says you can leave a car while you sail.
Parking for your stay: Free, per Michelin.
The hotel lists no ride to the pier. Michelin puts the resort about 7 km, roughly 15 minutes, from Ushuaia, and a Booking.com partner listing mentions a free minibus to the center at set times — for the pier itself, use your line’s transfer or a taxi.
Flying in the morning you sail? Flying in the morning you sail? Your boarding documents set the time, and if you booked your own flight the airport page recommends the day before. It has the landing check: the airport page has the landing check.
Which quay
the pier gateMeasured to the pier gate on Av. Maipú, opposite Lasserre street, Los Cauquenes is about 3.9 km away in a straight line. Oceanwide says Ushuaia has only one pier and you show your boarding pass to get on it. CNN Español describes the terminal’s pier as 550 m long and shared with commercial, fishing and scientific vessels — where your ship berths is for your line to confirm. Lines such as Quark bus you from a meeting point near the pier. The Ushuaia cruise guide has the rest.
Source: oceanwide-expeditions.comDistance
~3.9 km, straight lineAbout 3.9 km from the pier gate in a straight line between our map pins. That’s a ride, not a walk.
Airport bus
Hotel van US$15Airport transfers in the hotel van cost US$15 per person each way, or US$200 private, per Michelin.
Parking while you sail
Cruise parking
Cruise parking unconfirmedMichelin lists free parking for your stay — though nothing says you can leave a car while you sail.
In town
No cruise parking publishedNo cruise parking is published for the port. Several hotels list free parking for your stay — though none of the ones we checked says a car can stay while you sail, so ask before you count on it.
The evening and the morning
The evening
Not statedMichelin lists a restaurant and describes a high-end gastronomic experience — but it doesn’t score, because it’s a listing.
Breakfast
Depends on the rateNot mentioned in the Michelin listing — a Booking.com partner listing describes a buffet without saying it’s included.
Address
De la Ermita, out of townDe la Ermita 3462, Ushuaia (Michelin Guide)
The fine print, in one place
Times, fees, rooms and the small stuff, as Los Cauquenes publishes it. We couldn’t confirm the hotel’s own website, the pools, spa and restaurant, from the hotel itself, whether breakfast is included, check-in and check-out times (sources differ), so ask when you book.
Check-in and check-out
Breakfast
Not mentioned in the Michelin listing — a Booking.com partner listing describes a buffet without saying it’s included.
Parking for your stay
Free, per Michelin
Pool
Indoor and outdoor pool, per Michelin, unconfirmed by the hotel.
Pets
No pets, per Michelin.
Food and drink on site
- Restaurant
Rooms
54 rooms, per Michelin.
Accessibility
Its listing doesn’t detail accessible rooms, so ask before you book one.
On site
- GymNot stated
- Sauna or spaNot stated
- Family roomsNot stated
- Pets allowedNo
Also worth knowing
- Indoor and outdoor pool; under-16s at set times with an adult, per Michelin
- Spa, per Michelin
- About 4 km from the airport, per Michelin
- Sources disagree on check-in times
Before you book
Worth knowing
- About 7 km from town, per Michelin.
- Airport van US$15 per person each way.
- Check-in times differ between sources.
What we couldn’t confirm
- The hotel’s own website
- The pools, spa and restaurant, from the hotel itself
- Whether breakfast is included
- Check-in and check-out times (sources differ)
Every hotel fact here comes from our map pins and, for the facts shown, its Michelin Guide listing, which earns no points (the hotel’s own site returned an error), read October 2026, unless we name another source. Distances are straight lines between our own map pins.
Worth a look alongside it
Before you book Los Cauquenes: the Ushuaia cruise guide and our South America and Antarctica cruise guide.
A night out of town, then a transfer or a taxi, not a walk, to the pier.
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Los Cauquenes FAQ
How far is Los Cauquenes from Ushuaia?
About 7 km, roughly 15 minutes, per its Michelin Guide listing, and about 4 km from the airport.
Does Los Cauquenes have an airport shuttle?
Yes. Michelin lists the hotel van at US$15 per person each way, or US$200 for a private transfer.
Does Los Cauquenes allow pets?
No, per Michelin.
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