The most valuable thing about Cap Polonio is that it's right in the middle of everything. You're at walking distance from most of the attractions downtown as well as restaurants. The rooms are OK but tiny bathrooms and everything is quite old. The elevator is very, very small even for the liliputian Argentinean lift standards. Breakfast is not bad at... More

If you need a place to overnight before or after an Antarctic adventure, you can't go wrong with the Cap Polonio. My husband and I stayed at the Monacoo down the street, and it was too close to camping out for our comfort. The Cap was the perfect antidote from its front desk staff to its tiny but welcome elevator.... More

This three-star hotel is located in the middle of the main street in Ushuaia in the heart of the shopping and restaurant area. One block away is a casino with another casino only two blocks away. It is only two blocks from the Beagle Channel. Good service, nice breakfast, clean room. Internet was free but not working at the time.... More

I stayed in Hotel Cap Polonio for five nights from December 27th, 2009, to January 1st, 2010 and got room number 102. The hotel has: hair dryer, free wi fi internet access only in the lobby (not in the rooms), two computers in the lobby with free internet access (one of which was always broke during my stay), heating system,... More

We stayed at the Hotel Cap Polonio for 3 days in early December 2005. The hotel wins big points for location, right in the middle of town on San Martin, walking distance to the port. The small cafe in the lobby is also nice and reasonably priced. The in room furnishings were a bit dated and the bathroom slightly run... More

Though rated highly by the guidebook I was using, I found the hotel a disappointment. It is nicely located for walking to virtually anyplace in Ushuaia. The room was quite small with a single bed and a very small bathroom with little room in which to move. There was lots of noise from outside and the walls were thin with... More