The lighthouse and the hotel are at the very tip of the peninsula Valdes, isolated from everything. The rooms are basic but comfortable and very clean. The staff is terrific: they take you out on all sort of activities, from sea elephant and sea lions watching to horse riding. The restaurant is more than good, is something to look forward... More

On our way into peninsula valdes, we stopped at the information center and picked up an official Argentine tourist map of the peninsula. On the map, the roads are labeled and the points of interest are marked and identified. Punta Delgada is one such site and it's got a picture of an elephant seal for viewing and a lighthouse. The... More

What a great place to stay You can see elephant seals (in season) up close and personal. The grounds have all the peninsula's animal life. The guides are knowledgable the food is very good. There is also a working manned lighthouse on the property as well as historical markers telling about the former use of the buildings. Horseback riding is... More

Most of the reviews here capture the feeling of this place quite accurately. All I would add is that the kitchen provided meals that showed more care and sophistication than one might expect in such a rustic location.

You can see elephant seals much closer than anywhere else on Peninsula Valdez IF you time the visit with high tide during October - January. If you visit at low tide, you'll end up spending the mandatory minimum of 100 ARS per person for lunch in the restaurant and not get that much closer than you would at Punta Norte.... More

The hour drive in from Punta Piramides, along the gravel road, was quite demanding when you are not used to such driving. We were very pleased to see the lighthouse at Punta Delgada come into view! As we pulled into the car park we were warmly greeted by the hotel’s Roxana who gave us a few ground rules, made us... More

We stayed as part of a tour of Argentina and were very pleased that it has included. The hotel itself is basic so don't expect 5 star luxury but what it has is its amazing location. Situated on end of a point some 60km from the nearest small village it's remoteness is its best feature along with the access to... More

We stayed in Faro Punta Delgado for only one night. Upon arrival and seeing the rooms I was reluctant to give a five star review but the surroundings, activities and the friendliness of the staff made me change my mind. The rooms are really very basic and small but nevertheless clean. After we had been shown to our room we... More

Other reviewers have captured the spirit of the place, so I won't repeat all that's been said elsewhere. I share their positive assessment. This is a great place. Away from it all. Go to enjoy the isolation, to while away hours watching the elephant seals on the beach, to get battered by the wind. But go to feel welcome too.... More