Find 3 Star Hotels in Salta from AED 152

"The staff were very friendly and helpful. The location was excellent for walking around the city."

"I was very pleased with my stay at Selina Salta. It met all my expectations. Staff very helpful and professional. Would recommend "

"Overall an excellent experience, unmatched value. The room is decently modern and I liked the available amenities. The coordinator was attentive."

"All good."

"Amazing "

"This was only supposed to be a filler stay as we extended our stay in Salta by a day. Everything about this new hotel was great. It was fantastic to see an eco hotel and the service was friendly throughout all members of staff. It was good value for money and the breakfast buffet was delicious. Highly recommended if you want to stay in the centre of Salta but have a tight budget. "

"Not certain what I can add, to the multitude of reviews already submitted. The great: - Excellent central location, walking distance to museums, restaurants, shops, etc. - The staff I dealt with were polite, helpful and friendly. The good: - The free breakfast had a good selection of food, and operated from 6:00-10:00 AM. The early start was helpful for guests going on early tours, or departing for the airport early, who could have breakfast before leaving. - The bathroom in my room had instant hot water, unlike many LATAM hotels and hostels which have lukewarm water at best, after running the water for 5 minutes. The Average: - the wifi was spotty. In my room, my iPhone had virtually no connectivity. My tablet was better. I sometimes had to go to the lobby to get strong enough wifi for some online activities. - Yes, the hotel is old. All the bathroom fixtures, light switches, etc., are old school, but in good repair. Just don’t expect a lot of modern conveniences. For example, my bathroom was very tiny, to the point where my knees would touch the opposite wall while I was sitting on the toilet The Poor: - My room was adjacent another establishment, so noise from next door was common, via the window, though generally tapered off around 11:00 PM. Also, the interior hard surfaces of the hotel (tile, hardwood doors, metal keyed locks) were conducive to noise transmission. I tried to be mindful of this when coming and going at quiet times, but many guests were not. "