It's a very simple hotel but what more do you need when you stay in a town like Buenos Aires: Just a good bed, a clean room and a good breakfast. This is all you need and what this hotel is offering you. The staff is very friendly and is always willing to help at all times. Breakfast is basic but good. We stayed here for 2 nights. Just a 10 minute walk away from the Congress building

Its perfectly fine. The rooms are good,mine had very good AC.it was in the high 30s during my time here. Bathroom was fine, with lot of towels for all kind of uses. One is enough! Fridge was a bit small, but no drinks in it. I just bought mine from the kiosco next door..! They didn't care or know. Breakfast is standard argentinian. Some bread,facturas and coffee. Did the job. Only negative- they charged me 6 pesos for the very average snack bars in the room! I don't remember seeing any price list for this, i was going to argue the point but i wasn't in the mood! Oh and another thing, the hotel was full of brasilians...! if you don't mind them!

This is a great 3 star hotel, very friendly staff, good location and very clean, a little bit tired but other then this very good. The desk staff where excellent

This was the most expensive place I stayed in my 5 week visit to Argentina and the only place I was charged the 21% tourist tax. The room was small and smelled of mould. The bathtub was partly under a petition - it may have been a shelf in the closet - so that you had to sit back to the taps with your legs under the "shelf". The bathroom itself was so small that the sink was in the bedroom. The bar fridge was crammed in a small, unvented space where it didn't stand a chance of functioning properly. The carpet was iffy, not at all a nice place to go barefoot. If you wanted ice you had to go down to the kitchen, wait, and then you were given 7 ice cubes at a time. If you wanted more you had to go down a second time.

Breakfast, which was included, was very acceptable.