Gaiman is a small town located in the Chubut province of Patagonia, Argentina. It is known for its strong Welsh influence, as it was founded by Welsh immigrants in 1874. The town has a charming and quaint atmosphere, with traditional Welsh tea houses and chapels scattered throughout the area. Gaiman is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, including the Chubut River and the nearby Patagonian steppe. The town is also famous for its production of Welsh cakes and other traditional Welsh baked goods, which can be enjoyed at the local tea houses.
Located in the Welsh colony historic centre of Gaiman, Gwesty Plas y Coed offers rooms with free Wi-Fi in a Welsh-style house. Welsh breakfast and free parking are provided. Galés de Gaiman regional museum is 600 metres away.
Number of rooms: 5
Irigoyen 320, 9105 Gaiman, Argentina
Yr Hen Ffordd is set in a charming exposed-brick house in the historical centre of Gaiman, a Welsh Colony in the outskirts of Trelew. It features a garden and free Wi-Fi. The Main Square is 150 m away.
Number of rooms: 5
Michael Jones 342, 9105 Gaiman, Argentina
