Extremely friendly staff! They arrange anything you ask for, e.g. bike rental. The hotel looks very nice and well maintained. Rooms are okay, not too big. Bathroom is tiny but clean.

Very small, inexpensive hotel in a good location. No frills, but a pleasant enough place to stay. Staff was fine, although they struggle with English. I will agree with others that this is an odd choice for the #1 hotel in Montevideo - this hotel is purely a value option, as there are certainly many more posh places to stay. If you don't set your expectations too high and remember the price you are paying, you'll be happy.

after viewing all the photos of this hotel and reviews, i booked this hotel. when we arrived the two ladies at the front desk were very helpful and one spoke great english. once we got to our room on the second floor we realized we could not spend a night here. there were cobwebs and dust all over some speakers hanging from the ceiling, black marks all over the walls, very small room, no safe,no view, and a constant humming noise. i would highly advise people to stay away from this hotel.

We found this hotel to be exceptionally good value for the price (which is cheaper than rooms at some hostels). The room was clean, spacious, and very nicely furbished. It's got good facilities, including good computer and internet facilities.

The hotel is located in a good area, close by to shops, restaurants, and a supermarket. We only saw a little of the city, but it seems to be in one of the nicer areas.

We stayed 3 nights here (in room 12). There is a little street noise, but we didn`t find it a problem (you are right in the middle of the city so obviously there will be some noise). It was still absolute tranquillity compared to staying in the middle of Buenos Aires. (Our tip in general for travelling in South America would be to bring some earplugs).

Some staff here do speak English, although not all of them. We only know fairly halting Spanish but still mostly understood the receptionist when she checked us in in Spanish - she pointed out city sights and even recommended some restaurants (there was a lot of gesticulating on her part). The manager is a lovely lady who went out of her way to talk to us in English, even though her English was probably on par with our Spanish.

Overall we would definitely recommend this hotel for a stay in Montevideo.