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"All the staff are very nice, special thanks to Mariano from the front desk, He was very helpful and was very attended on the things we needed to ask, giving us the best answers and information. He does a great job! Thanks!"

"This hotel is an old/classic hotel of Buenos Aires. Located in the middle of the action, shops, restaurants, coffee shops. It’s clean and safe! It’s not new, it’s not remodeled. WiFi works on and off. If you want a solid, inexpensive alternative this is it! If your WiFi does not work you can always go to the Cofee shops down the street. Right by the subway entrances (sube). Comfortable and clean, that’s it. Don’t expect luxury. You can find food around the corner 24/7 Buenos Aires is very much like New York, concrete jungle, and it never sleeps. This hotel has banks and money exchange next door. You can use uber in Buenos Aires. It’s inexpensive and safe! Laundry steps from the hotel for $15 wash and dry. There are poor people asking for food everywhere. Don’t worry they just want food. However keep your phone and wallet close to you. Not too many people speak English there. But internet, eSIM before getting there for backup to call Ubers etc. "

"Exactamente lo que buscábamos para nosotros una familia de 4. Trato de maravilla y profesional. El desayuno delicioso y variado."

"It's clean, quiet and convenient. The only thing I would recommending changing is the coffee at breakfast...not good quality."

"Excelente "

"Friendly staff, good restaurant, overall clean facilities, "

"Nice hotel. Very clean and quiet room, charming and friendly staff. Great location for exploring the city. Also close to the ferry terminal for anyone looking to do a side trip to Uruguay."

"The room (a studio) was in excellent condition and it was very comfortable. The staff are very friendly and attentive. The location is wonderful. My only concerns are: 1) The breakfast buffet needs to have more vegan options. We live in a globalized world where people have all sorts of dietary requirements and veganism is quite prevalent. 2) The system in the spa could be better. Most spas welcome people, lead them to a changing room where they can get in a robe and then they are led to their treatment room. Here, they expect you to come all ready for a treatment and provide no towels or robes unless requested. In my opinion this should be a given. Other than this, I highly recommend this property. "