Hotels in Uruguay

Uruguay, the tiny South American country, has some exciting tourist destinations. Not far from Argentina's Buenos Aires is the tiny coastal city of Colonia del Sacramento. It is Uruguay's port entry to Buenos Aires, full of lovely beaches, resorts, and a historic quarter that has earned its recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you are fascinated by the Latin American traditional bullfighting sport, you will love Colonia as the bullfighting ring Plaza Real del San Carlos is located right in the heart of the city. The Nacarellero House Museum will take you through the history of this colonial city which inspired its name. Pass by the rooftop of the Colonia del Sacramento Lighthouse and enjoy the incredible view of the city's beaches. The city of Punta del Este is a best option for casino. Famous for its luxurious casinos, resorts, magnificent rivers, and white sandy beaches, Punta del Este has everything. Enjoy party beaches like the Bikini La Barra or the more relaxing La Delicia beach. You can easily get around these cities via COT, Turil, and Copsa public bus transportation. Find cheap hotels in Uruguay like the Hotel Florida, and Hotel Laconia.

Although lacking in size and popularity compared to Brazil and Argentina, Uruguay is endowed with natural attractions that make it a tourist destination in its own right. The beautiful waters of the Atlantic Ocean, the white sandy beaches, resorts, and stunning nature resorts are Uruguay's ultimate tourist gem. Uruguay has much to offer, including the summer beach city of La Paloma on the Atlantic coast. Next is the Santa Teresa National Park overlooking the ocean and featuring beautiful landscapes, natural ecosystems, and vibrant fauna and flora. Surfing and water sports enthusiasts will love the stunning La Pedrera in Punta Del Este. It offers a relaxing atmosphere with rocky beaches and big waves making it the perfect place to unwind and watch the sunset on the distant sea horizon. Book Uruguay hotels such as the Hotel Romimar and Hotel Ricardi.

Uruguay is best known as a beach country. However, Uruguay also offers the best nightlife, great food, and experiences that bring out the traditional South American culture. Uruguay's capital, Montevideo, is home to some of the country's top bars, restaurants, and clubs. Notable examples include the Lotus Club on Montevideo's World Trade Center with its shimmering disco balls and upscale feel. Conrad Resort and Casino in Punta Del Este offer a Las Vegas-style casino gaming and entertainment experience. In the Old City in Montevideo, Shannon Irish Club provides a classic nightlife experience with a party vibe and wonderful rock music. Drop by popular restaurants such as La Pulperia steakhouse for the best roast steak. El Tinkal for traditional Uruguayan sandwiches and La Cocina de Pedro for Uruguay's most popular meat-based dishes like the Little goat sandwich "chivito," the Empanada Creole, and other Latin and American meals. Book cheap hotels in Uruguay in the city of Montevideo including the Puerto Mercado Hotel, NH Montevideo Columbia, and Hotel Eldorado.

Uruguay's notable arts and historical landmarks can be found in the country's beach cities, including Colonia del Sacramento, home to the Bay and Islands Of Colonia del Sacramento, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that depicts the history of Portuguese and Spanish settlement in the country. This site is usually open to tourists for free. In Montevideo, Ciudad Vieja is the home of the iconic La Rambla Promenade, which runs across the city. It is yet another UNESCO World Heritage Site in the making, and holds the remains of the ancient Spanish citadel in the heart of the city. You can get a cheap ticket to enter this location. Nearby, in the Old City is the 19th-century traditional Uruguayan food market, the Mercado Del Puerto. There's also the Museu Del Carnival near Punta Del Este, a national carnival celebration museum that hosts yearly Uruguayan carnival festivals during the peak season of November to March. However, the best time to visit most of these landmarks in Uruguay is during the peak months of September through to May, which are the busiest seasons. Non-residents can get cheap tickets. Book cheap hotels in Uruguay such as Hotel Colon, La Guarda, and Hotel Lujuana.

Visiting Uruguay in August would make for the least expensive trip at just $74 per night on average. To save on your trip, avoid planning it during January, as this is the most expensive month on average.

While the country has many desirable locations to visit, the most popular city in Uruguay to travel to is Montevideo.

At just $19 per night, Montevideo has hotel room rates that are 77% less than other cities in Uruguay.

As of November 2024, there are 5,797 operators available to choose from for hotels in Uruguay.

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