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Wonderful, clean, homey, friendly place Loved the place! On a nice quiet street between two convenient subway lines two blocks south of Palermo Soho (one of my favorite areas). There's a huge terrace, a kitchen, a TV/internet/Wi-Fi room, the rooms are nice. Do be aware that not everyone speaks English, but Carmen the usual day lady does and she is wonderful! (Rosa the cleaner is great, too.) This is the perfect place for a long stay and many interesting people were doing just that. It's very easy to feel like you're living in a house here. — Nancy B , USA (2008-01-06) Nice hostel Candil is nice hostel to stay. I stayed there for a month. The hostel in a quiet neighborhood in a quiet street. You do not hear any traffic. It is close to the buses and Metro station. The owner Georgio and his wife Andrea are very friendly and nice people. There is kitchen where you can prepare your meals. The hostel is very clean. In Argentina people believe in parting and having good time. So some people may find that the hostel is not very quiet. Not to worry, just join the party and have a good time. — anand hingorani , american (2007-09-13) We stayed in this hostel for 10 days during our holiday in Buenos Aires. It has a great atmosphere, and the staff are really friendly and helpful. It is situated within a short walking distance to all the restaurants and nightlife in Palermo Viejo. We will without hesitation recommend this nice place to other travelers. — Simen and Francisca (2005-03-09) I have been living in this hostel since it was opened in September 2004. In fact, I was its FIRST CLIENT! It's wonderful to live here because this place is magic, not only for the nice atmosphere and design but also because it's managed by two Italian boys and an Argentine girl. — Cecilia (2005-02-10)