Residencial Tres Hermanos in Punta Arenas

zuletzt aktualisiert am 05.01.2010

we are three brothers that work with our mother
lodging with breakfast
rooms with private bathroom and shared bathroom
rooms with private bathroom includes towel
rooms with a t.v.
you can use the kitchen and dining room
heating
laundry
hot water old day
information city
private parking

we have
single room private bathroom
king private bathroom
double private bathroom
room with three beds private bathroom
rooms with three/four beds bathroom to shared
rooms with two beds shared bathroom
king with bathroom to shared
single room bathroom to shared
we give you the room key

Wegbeschreibung

Punta Arenas is the most prominent settlement on the Strait of Magellan and the capital of the Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena Region.

From Santiago:

You can take a flight, drive (you would need to cross the Argentine Patagonia) or get Punta Arenas by boat.

From Carlos Ibañez del Campo International Airport:

It is located only 20 kilometres from Punta Arenas and it receives regular flights from Santiago and Puerto Montt, capital of the Lake Region. There are also regional flights to Porvenir and Puerto Williams cities with the possibility of making connections with Argentine Patagonian cities.

To Punta Arenas from the Airport:

You can take a bus, mini-buses and taxis to get to Punta Arenas. The trip will take 30 minutes approximately.

By sea:

You have to get to Puerto Montt, the departure point for boats that cross the Patagonian channels to Punta Arenas where you can get all the information that you may need.

By land:

This is a long journey along Route 255 (Monte Aymond - Punta Arenas). It can take about 36 hours, and you will need to go through Argentine.

From Santiago you need to go to Osorno, capital of the province by the same name in the Lake District, located over 900 kilometres to the south. There, buses will depart to Punta Arenas.

How to move around:

Punta Arenas, the city of the ‘urban trekking’ has amazing views for you to watch!

And if you do not fancy walking, you can always take a taxi (their charges are very reasonable priced) or by public transport which is even cheaper.