Real nice, real nice bobby
Nice quiet place to relax.
Among the hostels I have stayed at, this one wins the prize on the Best Breakfast category! Staff was very professional (there was this guy, Joaquin, which spoke Spanish, Portuguese, English and German fluently). Facilities were clean and working properly. They also host daily events, which are great for getting to know the other travellers at the hostel. During my stay there was the argentinian movie night, asado night, tango night and so on.
We stayed in a private room. The room was ok, with the biggest issue being a bunch of paint chips on the comforter. The showers are quite cramped, so be prepared to walk to them wearing just your towel. The breakfast was quite good. The various events that they hosted seemed poorly attended from our perspective. We would have attended, but has plans the nights that the events were. The kitchen was ok, bit extremely dim.
It's simple but has some incredible activities that make this place one of the best choices when you are looking for to stay
Incredible breakfast and excellent shared living space. Great hostel.
Firstly, this hostel has the best breakfast I've ever had at a hostel. Eggs, amazing pastries, make your own fresh orange juice. Love the breakfast! I was staying in the 4 bed women's dorm. The room was very small relative to the number of beds and was super stuffy due to limited ventilation. There was a fan however it was very loud which meant one of the chicks in my dorm was insistent on turning it off before going to sleep. Guy on nights was super lovely. Guy on day reception was not.
I enjoyed my stay here. I first staid in a regular room then I staid in a private double room. Regular room is okay beds are comfortable, in the private room the bed was amazing! The common area is set up in a welcoming manner with lots of spots to sit they also have a rooftop area (which did not use because it was raining during most of my stay) The WiFi is rather slow. As for the staff, morning staff was fantastic seems like they were training some new people because you could notice a different in the quality of staff between day and evenings. Over all a good place to stay. However I did find that most of the transportation services they worked with and recommend were a bit more costly then others. I've staid at other hostels where going to EZE only cost 180 and APE was 240. Transportation to EZE here was between 400-450 (pesos) and to APE 240 a person. The breakfast here was good every day a little something different but there was always toast and an assortment of spreads juice two eggs that you make yourself.
Unassuming from the outside, this hostel is excellent. Staff are incredibly friendly, especially the owners and the rooms are lovely. Organised meals and activities are very good should you wish to get involved, if not then you will be left to alone. Lots of toilets and bathrooms to accommodate a large number of guests and great communal areas. Really is a great place to stay and enjoy the city.