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Corre Caminos I - Iguazu Details
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Location/Contact| Address | Paulino Amarante 48, Puerto Iguazu, Misiones, Argentina |
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| Telephone | 54-3757-420967 |
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Worst hostel ever Even though I stayed here at the end of 2006 I still vividly remember this place as the worst hostel I've ever stayed in. Initially I booked a double room, which was a room only a foot wider than the bunk bed they'd squeezed in there. For the second night we moved into the empty eight-bed dorm in the next room. I was told in the evening I couldn't sit outside unless I bought a drink from the bar. The kitchen was filthy and so were the bathrooms. They advertised a pool at the front of the premises but this was at another complex two blocks away. They also advertised internet, which turned out to be the computer the front desk was using. The staff were unhelpful and disputed the amount we'd agreed to when I checked out. — aligee , Australia (2008-10-21) Very poor the entrance of the hostel looks nice but the rooms and bathrooms are not ok. the breakfast was a joke. avoid this hostel if you can. — Sebastian , Germany (2008-01-01) The hostel staff lost our reservation!! We stayed one night in an 8-person dorm, as the rest of the hostels were all booked out. However they did phone around to see if there were any rooms anywhere else. The bathrooms were awful, and there were only three showers for the whole hostel of at least 30 or 40 people. The kitchen looked unusable: the fridge was broken and the rest of it didn't look very impressive. The dorm we stayed in was really loud, as the walls around the bar are really thin. I wouldn't recommend this place! — Gaz and Dom (2005-07-17) I visited Puerto Iguazu in March and experienced the worst in hosteling. The Corre Caminos was booked so I stayed in what I believe was their second location or the Corre Caminos "overflow" hostel. It looked fantastic from the outside — beautiful brick street, a gorgeous home surrounded by trees and native plants. However, the inside was a complete disaster. I stayed in a mixed dorm with 12 beds; the room was too small for 12 beds. There was only one bathroom for all hostel guests. The toilet and shower were in the same room so you were out of luck if someone was taking a shower and you needed to use the toilet. The toilet leaked, leaving water covering the floor in spite of the staff's attempts to clean it. The staff tried to be attentive but unfortunately, they didn't speak English and I don't speak Spanish. The experience was unpleasant and the hostel was nasty. In fact, even after paying for three nights I left after two nights. I didn't care that I was out some money, I simply couldn't stay there another night. — Barbara, U.S.A. (2005-06-08) The staff is too cold but the place is good. — Anonymous (2005-03-17)