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El Calafate, Argentina



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Marcopolo Inn Calafate, El Calafate, Argentina

Calle 405 Nº 82, 9405, El Calafate

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About Marcopolo Inn Calafate

Bienvenidos to MarcopoloInn Calafate, situated in the heart of Patagonia. We invite you to spend a few days in our hostel, where you will find a friendly and very homely atmosphere. From this cosy environment you can explore all that Patagonia has to offer, including the stunning Perito Moreno glaci

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Marcopolo Inn Calafate Amenities

Included in Price

Breakfast, Linen, Parking, Internet Access

Reception

24 Hour Reception, 24 Hour Security

Web Access

WiFi Access, Internet Access

General
  • Breakfast
  • Luggage Storage
  • Bicycle Parking
  • Parking
  • Tours Desk
Food/Drink
  • Guest Kitchen
  • Bar
  • Restaurant
  • BBQ Area
In Room

Reading Light, Security Lockers

Things to do In Marcopolo Inn Calafate

Common Room, Pool Table, Library, TV, BBQ Area

Avg Rating: 82% (15 Reviews)

Character: 82%

Security: 88%

Location: 68%

Staff: 81%

Fun: 77%

Cleanliness: 92%

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Customer Reviews

84%

Run how a hostel should be with a 630am breakfast for when you have an early tour or bus to take. Impressive

Andrew, from England ~ Oct 3 2008

80%

Very nice hostel. Pool table, nice social space, comfy couch and clean eating area.

Ross, from Scotland ~ Mar 16 2008

64%

Very very noisy.

Carol, from Ireland ~ Mar 7 2008

80%

Marcopolo itself is a great hostel, but DO NOT listen to them when they recommend the Burgos Hostel in El Chalten. The Burgos hostel is shack in someones backyard. For 50 pesos (which is prob the most expensive hostel in el chalten) you get only a sagging bed in a tiny room with seven other bunks. The kitchen is a camp stove. no common room, no included breakfast, no booking office. i had to wait in the rain for 2 hours before someone even ran across from the house to open the room. it wou

Cameron, from Australia ~ Mar 4 2008

96%

The staff went was very helpful. They went out of thier way on 3 occassions to make sure our trips and tours worked out. Additionally they were very friendly and very considerate. The helped keep up a conspicously social vibe.

Vikas, from USA ~ Mar 4 2008