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Very, very dirty. My room had an awful stink of rotten onions. The lobby is unkempt, definitely not up to date. There were cockroaches in my room. The shower head came off the wall. I had a 3 day reservation and quickly made it into...More
Other than the location the hotel is not very special. The rooms are plain and average. They were clean. The entrance is stark.The main problem another guest and I had was the tap water. It smelled. The breakfast was good.
I have stayed at this hotel three times. Each visit, I hoped it would get better, but I have been disappointed. The furnishings are old and the rooms are small. My biggest complaint is that the hotel guests are so noisy. Apparently, families with children...More
Prices and position is good but the quality of rooms is quiet low, beds are deff not confortable and air conditioning is noisy. Bathroom is ok. Breakfats is good .position good near obelisque metro bus. Staff is helpful
We stayed 3 nights to see City. It is perfect location near to main street and subway station, not far from Florida street.
Hotel itself is average, with not bad breakfast.
Room is small but clean.
Immersed in the sound of honking horns and the footsteps of busy office workers, the Microcentro area of San Nicolás is where visitors will encounter the true hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires, walking down streets lined with office buildings and banks. The financial district is well-known for its vibrant atmosphere and unstoppable rhythm during office hours. After dark, the hubbub and migrates to Corrientes
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Ave., where theatre lovers might start their evening at a play and end it in one of the many traditional pizzerias nearby. During the day, Corrientes is known for its many bookshops and classic cafés, which are located just minutes away from some famous landmarks, like the Obelisco, Avenida 9 de Julio, and the Teatro Colon.
