Location is not only good practically, but very notable itself: on the crossing of Av. Rivadavia and Av. 9 De Julio, from which the former is the longest street in the world, and the latter is the widest street in the world. There are lots of shops and cafes in the neghbourhood. So, the location is just perfect. In general, the hotel is very good for its price. Internet worked brilliantly.

In the hotel itself, everything is good but not "wow". Maybe not the most comfortable room I've ever been, but still, the room was good. The same is with the bed, the facilities, the staff... I missed a removable shower, and maybe some tea/coffee facilities in the room, but maybe it's my own problem.

The location is wonderful and within walking distance of many sites in Buenos Aires! I didn't use the subway or a taxi until a few days into my stay because I could walk to many places from the hotel. The room was spacious and there is a grocery store a few doors down the street from the hotel, on the corner, that is open 24/7. The staff were helpful and there is hot water available in the lobby.

I felt cold in bed at night since the sheet is thin and I didn't want to leave the heater running all night. Also, the shampoo packets were very difficult if not impossible for me to tear open. Therefore, I recommend bringing warm or thick pajamas (in winter) and a pair of scissors.

Our room was clean, well lit and had all the amenities we needed. The location is just perfect for anyone who wants near immediate access to the most sought after tourist spots in Buenos Aires. Breakfast was lovely and although costly (not exhorbitant, but a bit of a surprise)...however fresh fruit, fruit juice, toast, yoghurt, etc., etc. Very, very nice.

The lobby is a bit small and can be cramped as folks move in/out. However, the staff are clearly engaged and help out everyone who asks a question or needs assistance.

Location, location, location. It Exceeded my expectations, especially for the price I paid for my four day stay in Buenos Aires. The building looks old, like the whole entire city, but every building has character, and brings to mind what this city would have looked like while it was considered one of the richest countries in the world, if not the richest , decades ago. Nonetheless, the new buildings blend in nicely with the old parts of town. Its architecture reminded me of France, and Barcelona. Going back to the building, the shower worked great, hot water works instantly, no need to wait for it to heat up. Clean towels every day, toiletries replenished daily. I also took advantage of the 21% discount I got while paying with credit card. I would recommend this hotel to anyone with a budget, without having to cut corners.

Nothing major to complain about, perhaps it would be a good idea to replace the pillows, they’re flat and uncomfortable, also the air conditioning unit, it was old and noisy, it worked though. The layout of the building is kinda weird, we stayed in room 304, and it looked like a maze before we could get to our room.

Great location on the main avenue in the heart of Buenos Aires. Tourist attractions, shops and places to eat nearby. Good value for money. For a surcharge we could stay in the room longer. Free water in the lobby. We stayed at this property twice. The second room was more expensive, but much nicer with amazing view. I would say it was worth paying 10 € more for the better room.

A bit dated and could use some renovation. Staff spoke mostly Spanish, but we managed to communicate with my broken Spanish. Hotel is very popular, and the reception area most of the time was full with people.

Great location on the main avenue in the heart of Buenos Aires. Tourist attractions, shops and places to eat nearby. Good value for money. We were allowed to check out 2 hours after check out time. Spacious room with amazing view over 9 July avenue! Free water in the lobby. We stayed at the property twice. It is worth paying 10 EUR more for a better room with amazing view.

A bit dated and could use some renovation. Staff spoke mostly Spanish, but we managed to communicate with my broken Spanish. Hotel is very popular and the reception area most of the time was full with people

* Helpful people. I very much want to thank the guy in the reception who helped me with the taxi to the airport at the confusing time of 24 March celebrations. * Strong WiFi connection. * Central location in Buenos Aires. * 24H front desk. * Clean rooms.

* The room was dark with no light coming in from the window.

Great location right next to Obelisco. The rooms were pretty spacious and comfortable with everything needed provided. The staff was nice, and the hotel definitely has great value for the money paid. The wifi worked good

Elevators are very slow, so you have to wait for a long time to get one, and overall a bit older style (but very nice anyways)

It was good, but not awesome. Indeed it was more than I really expected.

The staffs, I needed they to clean my room, because me and my fiancée got food poisoned. So we were in no condition to clean it ourselves, they refused to clean and brought the cleaning equipments for us to it our own, so we did it and then we went to the hospital because the strength we had to make to clean made us feel even worse.

The advantage of this hotel is its location in the city center, close to public transport, a supermarket and restaurants. Our room was spacious, furnished in a retro style. Perfect cleaning every day.

There was hot water in the shower only once during the whole week, the last few days there was only a little warm water.