Colonia del Sacramento Hostels

"… city, rich in cultural heritage, where one can enjoy a walk down the cobble-stoned streets of the old district, climb to the top of the lighthouse to admire the panoramic views, ride a bike to the historic Plaza de Toros or simply take a relaxing dip at one of the lovely local beaches. The natural beauty of Colonia makes it an ideal location for our hostel. We have specially selected our staff to maintain the friendly hospitality that we are best known for and they will always be there to accommodate your needs. Between the...  more »

"… typische Gerichte, Ausflüge per Fahrrad oder zu Fuß, Ritte durch die Natur (durch Felder oder an den Strand), Besuche von Museen, Weinkellereien, Nationalparks, “Estancias turísticas”(landstypische Viehgrossfarmen), und der berühmten Käsereien von Colonia Suiza. Colonia del Sacramento wurde 1680 von den Portugiesen gegründet und kam 1681 vorrübergehend unter spanische Kontrolle, sowie 1705 unter die Kontrolle der Regierung von Buenos Aires und wurde ab 1735 zwei Jahre lang von den Spaniern belagert. Im Jahre 1756 brach der...  more »

"The best thing about Hostel El Español is that it is easy to find. The worst thing is that it is very cold in the colder months and this certainly hinders most social activities that could possibly result. This means that the hostel is also quite quiet and a little boring. The Location The hostel is easy to find -- it is a very short walk from the bus station and ferry ports. It is also based just outside of the really old town although where it is based is also the old town,which you can tell by the architecture of the building. This...  more »

"Hostel Colonial is located on the main Avenue at 350 meter from the historical area of the city and a few blocks from the beach. We offer dorm and private rooms with shared facilities. Additional facilities are lined, towels, common room, internet , WiFi, kitchen, bike, tourist information, reception 24hrs and much more.." … "… Five blocks from Colonia Port, the main road linking Buenos Aires and Colonia. Location: In the city centre, four blocks from the historic quarter. Airport: 200 km from the Carrasco International...  more »

"… fondue and sauna. Peace, tranquility, horses,bikes, books, home made meals and good wine. Ecological sun water heaters. No TV for your soul welfare. We have limited the number of visitors to 10 to be able to share with you an authentic and personalized experience. We speak German, French, English and Spanish. Traveling is in our souls! We know how important it is to have a rest in your trip. check in: 13.00 check out: 11:00 USD 5 discount for Hostelling International members. Credit cards accepted VISA and...  more »

"This is a lovely, quiet hostel, with a friendly, helpful staff. It is located close to the ferry, good restaurants and shops. The rooms were clean and large. We borrowed the bicycles for a quick ride to the older section of town. This is a great secret get-away, so don't tell anyone!" … "I really liked this hostel. Clean, cheap, and in a great location. The lounge area is really nice with free Internet and couches by a fireplace. They even have HBO in English with Spanish subtitles. My only complaint is that the rooms don't have heat,...  more »

"Hostel El Sol is a friendly, quiet, and traditional Uruguayan establishment. While the staff generally doesn't speak English, they are eager to help and to overcome any language barriers. Visited mostly by summer sun-seekers from Buenos Aires, the hostel is far from crowded on the off-season and never overrun with tourists, so it's got a much more traditional flavor. Getting There Most everyone arrives by the ferry. From the port, walk "up" the street from the port's entrance gate. You'll quickly come to Manuel De Lobo. Turn left of...  more »