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Location/Contact| Address | Fitz Roy 2461, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina |
| Location | •Palermo is a traditional Buenos Aires neighbourhood with wide streets and old houses, many of these are tree lined avenues.This area is called "Palermo Hollywood" because it is where most of the TV studios and movie producers have their offices • It offers a wide and interesting variety of art shops, bars, and boutique style shops, under-theaters, antiques shops, ateliers, TANGO milongas,restaurants and night clubs where you can spend great moments during the day but specially at night.These restaurantes are quite famous because of their original style, new and retro art deco and spectacular entries, main courses and desserts. • Direction: • 50m: Av Santa Fe; 200m Av Juan B Justo; 450m Av del Libertador • Transportation: • Excellent access by train, underground and bus to the rest of the city. At the door: a cab will take you downtown for u$s 3.5 (euros 2,91). • Within 100 meters:Many bus lines on Av. Santa Fe and Av. Juan B Justo Bus lines 10 -R, 12-R, 15- R, 29-R, 29, 29 por Parque Sarmiento, 34, 34-R, 38-R, 39, 39 Ramal 2, 41-R, 55, 57, 59-R, 60-R, 64, 64-R, 67-R, 68-R, 93, 95, 108, 111-R, 118, 152-R, 161 por Martelli, 161 por Florida, 160 Gimnasia y Esgrima, 160 Aeroparque, 166-R por Haedo, 166-R por Gaona • Within 150 meters: Subway line D ( Station Palermo, 11 min. to Plaza de Mayo and Buenos Aires historical centre). • Within 200 meters: Train (Station Pacifico. 13 min. to downtown central station Retiro) • Within 400 meters:Train (Station Carranza. 12 min. to downtown central station Retiro) Subway line D ( Station Carranza, 13 min. to Plaza de Mayo and Buenos Aires historical centre). You could find free parking easily. • Airport: • Fast access to: Aeroparque 4.8 km, Ezeiza 37km |
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| Telephone | +541147773454 |
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Muy Bien I stayed on and off for 6 months and to be honest, there are many hostels which rate far lower. What do you expect??? Its a HOSTEL. Oh and $30 -- well, that says it all. — Anonymous , uk (2011-09-22) They need to make more effort This is not a good hostel. In comparison to all the other hostels I have stayed in loads of hostels and this is one of the worst. We paid $30US for a room next to the dining room so we were woken up every breakfast time. the room had no windows and the bed is extremely uncomfortable. It would not hurt this hostel to spend a bit of money and buy new mattress or sheets. The staff were not overly helpful in comparison to the service I have seen in other hostels. The location is pretty good though, but generally not great value for a double room. — Libby Wetherall , Australia (2008-01-15) We stayed here for three nights and were sorely disappointed. It doesnt take much to keep us happy either. In seven months of travel through Asia, Europe, and South America this was maybe our least favourite place to stay. We paid $30 a night for a double room which was right next to the entrance and so could hear every single person come in and out, every phone call the staff answered, and were even awakened in the morning (we are talking 6 a.m. after getting home at five) by the staff laughing and talking to each other. Room had a small fan that didnt work, as the room was a sauna brought this up with the staff who basically said that was bad luck -- that was it. Breakfast was poor, bathrooms a disgrace, and the fridge had more food than a small army camp crammed in it. — Aussies (2007-02-14)