They made a live show and I couldn't sleep all night. They don't agree to reserve a table in a restaurants. Breakfast was served in a 40 minutes late!

I chose this place because I'd stayed here 3 years ago and had fond memories. It seemed though that the clientel had changed a bit. It was less backpacker and more local (Argentine) families and a roudy school group the day I arrived. The guard actually blocked me from entering and questioned if I'd got the wrong place (he assumed... More

Awfully noisy street, didn't sleep a wink on the first night. Got a room in the back, everything was fine. If travelling with family, get rooms on the 3rd or 4th floors. Breakfast is coffee, milk, horribly artificial orange juice and medialunas. It does the job, though. Mattresses OK, wide variety of cable channels, excellent wifi connection. Two subway stations... More

Well, I love hostels. The atmosphere is amazing, you meet people from all over the world. This is no different in Sudamerika. You'll meet many Brazilians, British, Israeli, Chileans, Spanish, Peruvians, Americans... Sudamerika have some strong points, starting with its location. It is in the heart of downtown Buenos Aires, close to the famous Obelico, the Casa Rosada and the... More