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All reviewssan telmorooftop barsmall lockersprivate roombed dormhot waterasadoenjoyed my staytango lessonscommon areasair conditioninga great place to staynice breakfastdulce de lechecentral locationfew blocksarty
The bar, staff and breakfast are all great. But the room we had must have been designed to be an oven. And the only window opened right into the kitchen where people start clanging around at 7am. Makes for pretty bad sleep.
Art Factory Hostel has a good vipe to it!
The staff is friendly and helpful.
Showers are hot and strong,but I could have used somewhere to put my clothes.
WiFi is great.
There are good bar area and lots of areas to hang out.
It’s...More
Thank Anne Mette E
Response from Saulo H, Director de Recepción at Art Factory HostelResponded 21 March 2018
Hola!
Thank you for taking the time of sharing your opinion with us. It helps us a lot to try and keep improving our service.
We'll keep your opinion in mind to try and improve our service to the max.
Best regards!
I stayed in the hostel for 2 weeks and I totally loved it!!!! The rooms and bathrooms are clean and the paintings all over the house are cool. I especially loved the rooftop terrace, perfect to chill out after a sightseeing day or a night...More
Thank Julia_Jay
Response from Saulo H, Director de Recepción at Art Factory HostelResponded 14 February 2018
Thank you for taking the time of sharing your opinion with us. It helps us a lot to try and keep inproving our service.
We're really glad that your experience at Art Factory was so positive.
We hope to see you on your next trip...More
Cozy hostel, friendly staff. Tons of initiatives for everybody, from Spanish and tango lessons to free walk tours around the city.
We booked a double private room and it was perfect.
This hostel as also a bar, so you can hang out meeting also local...More
Thank pmsari
Response from Saulo H, Director de Recepción at Art Factory HostelResponded 14 February 2018
We're really thankful that you bothered to share your opinion. We'll keep it in mind to keep working for offering the best service.
We're happy to hear that you had a good time at Art Factory.
We'll keep the hard work to continue to offer...More
We stayed for 4 nights as part of our honeymoon. They chucked in a free breakfast for that which was nice even more so as no-one else seemed to be that bothered on BA that it was our honeymoon (Can't hate a girl for hoping...More
Thank Vikki R
Response from Saulo H, Director de Recepción at Art Factory HostelResponded 14 February 2018
Thanks for sharing your thoughs about our hostel. You're opinion is essential to keep improving our service everyday.
Such a detailed review is great both for us, to keep trying to improve our service, and for other travellers, to know what to expect.
We hope...More
As part of the historic quarter of Buenos Aires, Montserrat is defined by the historical events that took place there and the landmarks that have stood the test of time. The Plaza de Mayo is at the center of this connection to history: countless public demonstrations have passed through this square, going back to the May Revolution of 1810. Walking the streets of Montserrat allows us to imagine what Buenos
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Aires may have looked like in the past: the Cabildo takes us back to the late 16th century, while the Palacio Barolo and the traditional cafés carry us to the early 20th. Nowadays, the neighbourhood is inundated every day by office workers, buses, and taxis; still, the cobblestones, narrow sidewalks, and subway stations from the 1910s remind us that we are surrounded by history everywhere we look.
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When I was there luggage was piled in front and around the counter. When I was in the dorm room no one locked the door. Mostly because it’s a pain to lock the door and run the only key back downstairs. That said, nothing of... More
When I was there luggage was piled in front and around the counter. When I was in the dorm room no one locked the door. Mostly because it’s a pain to lock the door and run the only key back downstairs. That said, nothing of mine was missing.
