Back in February we visited Calafate, an up-and-coming provincal place in the south of Argentina (as everyone else, we went there to see the Perito Mereno Glacier). Since we don't speak Spanish, we had booked all accommodation for our trip in advance. My girl friend had come accross the web page of Miyazato Inn, and since I had only had... more

We stayed in Calafate at the Miyazato Inn for 6 nights. It´s a clean and simple place, good value for money, located quite centrally and run by the most helpful and nicest hosts Jorge and Elizabeth. They support you in any way you need be it showing you how to get around in town, recommending excursions, laundry service, etc. What... more

My husband and I stayed at the Miyazato Inn in September. Location is very good-only about 5/10 mins to centre of town-don't be put off by the dirt roads.....most of them are like that. Rooms are very simple and I would say, just adequate. Some things are lacking- such as glasses, an extra chair and also towel rails. Hosts, Elizabeth... more

My parents and I stayed here for three nights. Jorge and Elizabeth were lovely, accommodating hosts who constantly went out of their way to make us feel welcome and assist with anything we might need. Would stay here again and would recommend to others. more

Miyazato was the perfect B&.B . Located only 5 minutes walk from El Calafate, it is on a quiet street in a very central location. The B&B is very highly maintained by Jorge and Elizabeth. The whole house is immaculate, the bedrooms and beds are very comfortable and spotless. The customer service that Jorge and Elizabeth provide is of a... more

I stayed here for several nights in January 2008. Jorge and Elisabeth were very gracious hosts. They welcomed me with cake and tea and helped me to make plans during me stay. The breakfast was very good, and the atmosphere inviting. The rooms were nice and the location was very good - close to town, but in a quiet area.... more

My wife found this gem of a place on TripAdvisor. I was a bit skeptical before we arrived but after a few minutes at the Inn we were made very welcome. This is a homely place, B&B rather than a hotel. A short walk into town was pleasant. Simple rooms but clean and nice - though we spent very little... more

Although my trip in El Calafate was short (2 days), Jorge simply helped me in many occasions... Just to have an idea: - he bought me the tickets to the Minitrekking tour for the following day, as I would arrive later in the night - he gave me directions on where I could have rent clothes for the tours -... more

Not sure why this is listed under hotels, as it is most definitely a B&B, in owner's home on a quiet, gravel street a 10-15 minute walk from El Calafate's main street (which is lined with pricey restaurants and shops). When I arrived from the airport by taxi, I was chagrined to see a "closed" sign on the door, as... more