Great hostel.. the family owners are so friendly and really try to help as much as they can. The place is clean, very quiet and relaxing. Good kitchen facilities to cook some meals with a supermarket 1min away. Nice area.. good stoll down to the main city area. Great base if your doing winery tours. Speaking of which make sure... More

The owner of this hostel, Gus, is a gem. He truly does everything he can to make you feel welcome and looks after you really well. This more than made up for the location of the hostel on a busy and noisy corner. He is at his desk when you wake up and is there when you get home, what... More

We had a really good stay here. There is a great kitchen and large living room area. The staff are very helpful and happy to give advice. We ended up extending our time here because we liked it so much.

I´ve stayed in tons of hostels and am not picky at all but I checked out of this hostel early because I was disgusted. The hostel is totally run down and there were bed bugs. The entire top floor had to share 1 bathroom!! The bathroom had a toilet and shower combined so it took forever to get ready in... More

I found this hostel was very much overrated online, then noticed that the first review on trip advisor was posted by the girl who works there, Jezabel. She highly recommended the place, saying it was the best hostel she had stayed in in South America, that the asado was excellent etc. etc. when we didn´t find it all that great.... More

We arrived at the hostel early due to the morning arrival of the overnight bus from Bariloche. Gustavo told me that it was too early to check in but we could leave our rucksacks in the storage room until later. We had a double room with en-suite and it was more than adequate. In general, I thought that the facilities... More

We stayed here over New Year's as we thought a hostel would provide some entertainment. Not so. But still, it is a very clean hostel with an extremely helpful owner, Gustav. Breakfast is served every morning, whenever you get up as far as I can tell, and consists of coffee/tea, tang and medilunas or toasted bread. We stayed in the... More