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Exactly what we were looking for having arrived from long flight. Comfy clean bed and powerful warm shower. Staff very friendly. Located in centre of old downtown. Short walk/taxi to main sites. Very good value accommodation.
Review Scored on the basis of: 3-star downtown hotel with good prices available.
Good location in city centre within easy to of most tourist destinations and the metro. Staff were friendly and spoke just enough English for us to get by. WiFi was reasonably fast...More
It is an older hotel that needs renovation if you get a room on the 5th floor and higher it is not bad. the breakfast is reasonably acceptable. The people at the front desk were very helpful. Remember you are downtown Buenos Aires and you...More
My mom and 3 sisters stayed for almost a week. Once we arrived to our room in the 8th floor , we were surprised by how spacious the room was. We have a few recommendations though :
Switch to another floor cleaner bc it has...More
The pillows were badly stained, the headboard stained and filthy, the net curtain had multiple stains and were dirty. The bathroom had a cracked cistern; multiple marks on the toilet seat; the taps were worn away to the brass underneath. The shell sink had it's...More
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.
