“Super hôtel économique”

L'auberge est située dans une jolie vieille bâtisse, mais l'emplacement de l'hôtel est génial, à quelques pas de la Casa Rosada. Les chambres étaient très simples et on a été obligés de demander des couvertures parce qu'il n'y en avait pas dans la chambre. La salle de bains aussi assez mal par rapp… Plus

L'auberge est située dans une jolie vieille bâtisse, mais l'emplacement de l'hôtel est génial, à quelques pas de la Casa Rosada. Les chambres étaient très simples et on a été obligés de demander des couvertures parce qu'il n'y en avait pas dans la chambre. La salle de bains aussi assez mal par rapport à d'autres hôtels que j'ai vu à Buenos Aires. Dans l'ensemble, c'est un endroit fabuleux pour le prix, mais si vous voulez quelque chose de mieux ne pas ici. C'est un hôtel parfait pour les petits budgets et pour le prix, c'est délicieux. (Internet était nul J'étais)

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“Average Hostel - good location”

I have been to many hostels this past year, some were above expectations of what a hostel should offer - which really is the basic- and some did not quite managed to reach the 'alright ' status. The Sudamerika is, in my opinion, somewhere between the two extremes. Let me explain. First of all the l… Plus

I have been to many hostels this past year, some were above expectations of what a hostel should offer - which really is the basic- and some did not quite managed to reach the 'alright ' status. The Sudamerika is, in my opinion, somewhere between the two extremes. Let me explain. First of all the location is either great or terrible, depending only on what type of trip you're doing, what type of person you are. The Hipólito Yrigoyen street is filled with hostels and clubs. So it can get noisy at night, but on the other hand you're right where the parties are at. Either way, it still is a good location because all the main sites, avenues, monuments and must-see neighborhoods are within walking distance. As well as banks ( ATM), markets ( the Carrefour xpress is around the corner ), cafés and restaurants. The hostel in itself is quite alright. The rooms are lovely,clean, with air conditioning, it's a very high building with an old retro lift, nice balconies, great staff and ambiance. Some people you'll meet make it worth it. However, and hence why I can not say it's a great hostel, facilities are old and not taken care much. The bathrooms are a bit of an adventure ( for girls at least). It consists in three opened shared showers, one of which only gave hot water, needless to say I washed over the sink, and the two out of three toilets don't flush. The kitchen offers a table, chairs, a microwave and a stove, but you'll have to manage the rest and buy plates, knifes forks spoons etc. Also, it happens that you'll find little cockroaches in the sink and the fridge. It does seem bad as I write it, but it really was nice it just needs some good cleaning. The breakfast included is not taken on the property, you'll be given a card to use in the Expresso Café down the street where they'll offer you a cup of coffee or tea, and two media-lunas, which are little sugary croissants. It's a nice place, but it's more like a pre-breaky, to wake you stomach up. The staff, again, is great and helpful, they have great maps, and every one is really chill and layed back. I still recommend it for a couple of nights.

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