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"We came back and stayed again. Great hotel. Great staff."

"Really good hotel, would highly recommend it to anyone staying in Salta. Salta is in a bit of time wrap, stepping into the Alejandro is like coming back to 2025. Restaurant food and drink excellent. Again highly recommend. "

"Beautiful place to be with familly. Staff super polite. "

"Third time here . Excellent "

"Clean, minimalist, functional, easy check in and good communication with cooperative host/manager."

"Nice property and friendly staff"

"The perfect location. Beautiful pool. Lovely and friendly staff. "

"Hip place to stay with incredibly easy check in and check out with a bilingual staff in a terrific location. A lot of solid places to eat within a block or two. Quite inexpensive for what you get! "

"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. "