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The Standard Room is a lovely space. It has a modern style and comfort. Spanning 32-33 square meters, it offers a spacious layout with a...
The Superior Valley View Room offers a modern, sophisticated atmosphere with advanced features. The room spans 35-36 square meters, providing plenty of space to relax...
The Superior Sea View Room blends modern design with comfort. It has double rooms with a king or twin bed option. This offers flexibility for...
The Deluxe Sea View Room offers stunning views of the Beagle Channel and Ushuaia Bay. It provides an unforgettable backdrop for guests. It has two...
The Triple Valley View Room offers breathtaking views of the Andorra and RÃo Chico valleys in the north. Guests can enjoy panoramic vistas of the...
The Junior Valley View Suite is a spacious, elegant room. It has modern décor and the latest comfort tech for a relaxing stay. Guests wake...
The Senior Sea View Suite is a spacious retreat offering a living room and a bedroom. The suite spans 70 sqm and provides breathtaking panoramic...
Arakur Ushuaia Resort & Spa is one of the clearest luxury choices in Ushuaia because it gives the city what many travelers actually need: space, views, nature access, and a serious place to recover after long days outside. The resort sits within the Cerro Alarken Nature Reserve, above Ushuaia, with wide views over the city, Beagle Channel, valleys, mountains, and the southern landscape of Tierra del Fuego.
+ +This is not a downtown hotel, and Arakur places guests above the city, in a setting that feels connected to the terrain rather than the port streets. It is still practical for Ushuaia, Antarctic cruise departures, Tierra del Fuego excursions, winter sports, and Beagle Channel navigation. But the stay itself feels quieter, more panoramic, and more rooted in nature.
+ +The resort works for couples, expedition travelers, families, hikers, cruise guests, and anyone who wants a high-comfort base before or after Patagonia plans. It is also a good fit for travelers who want spa facilities and heated pools after cold-weather activities. In a destination as dramatic as Ushuaia, that comfort matters.
+ ++ +The location inside Cerro Alarken Nature Reserve is Arakur's defining feature. Trails start from the resort and lead through forests, meadows, streams, viewpoints, and mountain terrain. Guests can join guided circuits such as Turbal, Cerro Alarken summit, forest footpaths, and routes toward nearby valleys and waterfalls. Wildlife watching and seasonal nature experiences are part of the setting. + +This changes the way a stay in Ushuaia feels. Guests are not only driving out to nature each day. Nature is already at the door. The resort's elevation gives strong views and a sense of distance from the busy town below. At the same time, Ushuaia remains accessible by shuttle or transfer, which is important for restaurants, port departures, shopping, and excursions. + +Travelers should choose Arakur if they want the landscape to shape the stay. Downtown convenience is useful, but it is not the whole Ushuaia experience. The resort gives guests the scale of Tierra del Fuego from the moment they wake up. + +
+ +Arakur has 117 rooms and suites. The rooms are designed around the view, with large windows and a warm interior style that uses wood, stone, and natural textures. Many rooms look toward Ushuaia Bay, the Beagle Channel, the city, or the surrounding mountains. In this destination, the view is not decoration. It is central to the stay. + +Superior and deluxe categories work well for short stays, cruise connections, and guests who plan to spend most of the day outside. Larger rooms and suites add more space, seating areas, and stronger panoramic views. Premium Suites, for example, offer separate living and sleeping areas and broad views toward the bay, channel, and mountain summits. + +The design is comfortable rather than flashy. That suits Ushuaia. After cold wind, boat trips, glacier walks, or long transfers, guests need warmth, quiet, and a room that feels protective. Arakur delivers that without losing the sense of place outside the window. + +
+ +The spa and pool area are among the resort's most important features. Arakur has more than 300 square meters of water facilities, including heated pools, water jets, hot tubs, and spaces designed for relaxation with panoramic views. The outdoor heated pools are especially memorable because guests can sit in warm water while looking across the southern landscape, even when the air is cold. + +This is more than a photo opportunity. Ushuaia travel can be physically demanding. Guests may be hiking, skiing, sailing, boarding an expedition ship, or returning from long excursions. Heated pools, spa treatments, and a proper fitness center help the body recover. The Technogym-equipped fitness center also supports guests who want to keep a routine. + +The wellness facilities make Arakur useful in every season. In winter, they add warmth and recovery. In summer, they give a calm place to rest after hikes and boat trips. For many guests, the spa is one of the main reasons to choose the resort over a simpler city hotel. + +
+ +La Cravia is the resort's main restaurant and one of the best places to understand the hotel's setting. The dining room has wide views over the city, bay, channel, valleys, and mountains. The menu focuses on Argentine and Patagonian flavors, with dishes such as grilled meats, lamb, king crab, local fish, and regional ingredients. + +The restaurant is useful because guests may not want to go back into town every night. Weather, transfers, and early excursions can make an in-house dinner the better choice. La Cravia gives the resort that anchor. It lets guests end the day with serious views and regional food without leaving the property. + +The lobby bar and lounge areas add easier options for drinks, light meals, and quiet time. This is important in a place where plans can change with weather. A hotel in Ushuaia needs to be comfortable when guests stay in, not only when they sleep there. + +
+ +Arakur is well positioned for travelers using Ushuaia as a base for Tierra del Fuego National Park, Beagle Channel navigation, winter sports at Cerro Castor, glacier hikes, lakes, valleys, and Antarctic cruise departures. The resort can also support quieter stays built around the reserve itself. Not every day needs to be a major excursion. + +The shuttle connection to town is useful because the resort is above Ushuaia rather than in the center. Guests should plan around that. The trade-off is clear: downtown hotels are easier for walking to restaurants and the port, while Arakur offers better views, more space, nature access, and stronger resort facilities. + +For many luxury travelers, that trade-off is worthwhile. The property gives them a more complete Patagonia experience, especially before or after an expedition cruise when rest and comfort are valuable. + +
+ +Arakur Ushuaia Resort & Spa is best for travelers looking for a luxury hotel in Ushuaia with Beagle Channel views, direct nature access, heated pools, spa facilities, regional dining, and a setting inside Cerro Alarken Nature Reserve. It suits couples, families, expedition travelers, hikers, cruise guests, and winter travelers. + +Book it for panoramic rooms, trails from the resort, La Cravia Restaurant, heated indoor and outdoor pools, spa time, and a quieter base above the city. Choose a downtown hotel if walking to the port is the main priority. Choose Arakur if the better stay is about views, recovery, nature, and comfort at the southern edge of Argentina.
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Arakur sits inside the Cerro Alarken Nature Reserve. Trails to forests, peat bogs and viewpoints start close to the door.
The views feel properly end-of-the-world. Ushuaia, the Beagle Channel and Tierra del Fuego mountains frame the stay.
The spa pools are the reward after hiking. Heated water, hot tubs and wide city views make recovery feel special.
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Yes. Arakur Ushuaia Resort & Spa is worth it for travelers who want a luxury base above Ushuaia, with Beagle Channel views, Cerro Alarken trails, pools, hot tubs, spa, and strong Patagonia access.
Arakur Ushuaia Resort & Spa is above Ushuaia in the Cerro Alarken Natural Reserve. The setting gives wide views of Ushuaia, the Beagle Channel, mountains, valleys, and native forest.
Arakur Ushuaia has 117 rooms plus 12 suites, for 129 accommodations in total. Rooms and suites are designed around panoramic views and a warm Patagonian mountain style.
Book a sea-view room if you want Beagle Channel and Ushuaia views. Choose a junior, premium, or senior suite if you want more space for a longer Patagonia stay.
Arakur is above downtown rather than in the center. This gives better views and nature access, while the hotel shuttle helps guests reach the city without staying in town.
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