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Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan city, a melting pot of very different types of people who have shaped the identity of each of its neighborhoods. Wave after wave of immigration, along with the porteños’ penchant for looking abroad, have infused each area with its own unique features, be it Recoleta’s aristocratic legacy or San Telmo’s love affair with tango.
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1. America del Sur Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 743 reviews
I expected much more!?
Reviewed By I8543VYdanielagI know this hostel for so long trough Hostelworld because I worked with tourism and it was one of the best hostels by that time … I was excited to stay here, but I stayed only for one nite. Making the booking was so hard, website and WhatsApp are not manage by the same people so prices and availability change the same day and all the time for the same month. The common areas in general are dirty, in the hall in front many flyers, papers and trash all around like abandoned place. The first receptionist that checked me in ( I think nico is his name but I may be wrong ) charged me the room and didn't talk to me at all about hostel basic things, I had to ask for everything, I believe he was so busy with the computer and EarPods … That same day he opened my door with another card key, I had a private room on my own and hostel wasn’t that crowd, in fact it was almost empty when I got there because COVID and Argentina’s restrictions… everyone can make a mistake but this made me feel so unsafe somehow. When I informed about this situation to the other receptionist ( a man like 60/70 years old who didn’t know anything related to the hostel) he treated me very bad saying that I’m not well educated because the way I “talked to him” ( I know I was upset but I didn’t disrespect this man at all ) There are 2 big trash bin but they mix everything and goes in the same trash(plastic/organic) The room was ok, clean enough but as I said before i expected more art and more details like the old pictures in the website. Hostel atmosphere : people that were living or staying there were nice, also another employee , they made family dinners almost every nite and coocked Arabic typical food and the asado argentino ( barbecue) everything smelled so good! Overall it’s an ok place for one or two 2 nights. I really hope they can improve this hostel because the estructure is awesome! With a big basement with games and a lot of space to do yoga and exercise.
2. Milhouse Hostel Avenue
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1448 reviews
This popular hostel is housed in a beautifully restored 1905 mansion and located on one of the most important avenues in the city - Avenida de Mayo. It features modern facilities and cool rooms, all with private bathrooms. This hostel resembles a boutique hotel, the real difference being the price tag! Inside there are different areas to suit all needs and preferences - you can relax on the roof terrace with a refreshing cocktail or simply chill out on one of the many sofas and watch TV, read a book or use the Internet. It also boasts a large bar area which is perfect for meeting fellow travellers, watching various sports events, playing pool, using the book exchange or having a bite to eat from our tasty menu. But the true asset of Milhouse Hostel Avenue is the friendly, well informed and energetic team working here. Typical Portenos, they are passionate about helping you discover Buenos Aires. Ask at our travel agency for escapades around Argentina and find out all you can do in the city, from tango shows, to football matches, nightclubbing or taking a walking/biking tour.
Disrespectful
Reviewed By mareszThe hostel is a party hostel which is fine, although blasting music until 5 am is a bit much I think when you can hear it clearly in the rooms, but that part is fine if you are looking to party. The bathrooms are not the cleanest especially when you have to use one of the common area ones the morning after the party, but that is also understandable as it is stated that it is a party hostel. The staff are nice. What is not nice and borderline illegal is that they DO NOT allow a foreigner to pay in Argentinian pesos in Argentina. They said I must pay USD as that is the policy. I told them I do not have any but I am willing to pay the same in pesos (I realize there are two conversion rates, but I still only had pesos with me). So I was forced to pay with a credit card which as I imagined ended up about 50% more than what it would have been in pesos. Of course the next day they said "I could pay in pesos but it will be more expensive because of the taxes". First, this is BS, taxes are not 80% are they? Second, I was quite clearly denied the option to pay in pesos and was told to talk to the manager the next day if I didn't like it. In the end, as we are talking about one night, the price difference wasn't huge. However, I would have paid the higher price in pesos if that were my only option. I understand the difficulties with the peso, inflation and the exchange rate, but to obligate me to pay in a foreign currency (that I don't have and that is not the currency of my country we they kept saying) is ridiculous. Next time you can also ask for people to pay in gold coins or with feathers. This policy is quite clear. Most guests are in their early 20s who come to party and have no clue about the exchange rates. So they rip them off. An Argentinian paid 1600 pesos for the same bed that I paid 13 USD for. It is not the difference in money, but the principal. You rip people off because you have 200 guests a night who all have a good time partying. So you will still have a good review everywhere even if you maintain this discriminatory policy. If you don't believe me, just try paying in pesos (the currency of Argentina) and see what happens. The staff however was nice, but combine with not being able to sleep at all and almost vomiting in the bathroom in the morning from the odors, I think this has been possibly my worst hostel experience ever. I have been traveling for years. I am sure the hostel will not respond to the question about paying in pesos as this is an illegal practice, so of course they will not admit to it here. Suite yourself.
3. Ideal Social Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
We are located in the city center, close to all subways and buses. We offer a free night every 4 nights, continental breakfast and free wireless internet in the rooms and shared areas. We have two kitchens, patio with grill and give free Tango classes in our Bar.
Okay hostel, but the guests ruined it for me.
Reviewed By sandy cI'd give the hostel 3 stars if not for many of the guests. I don't know what they had in common, but they were the most inconsiderate bunch I've ever encountered. I stayed long enough for two sets of people to cycle through my dorm, but no matter who, everybody insisted on lights out and windows shuttered all day. Come 2:00 am it was lights on and yak yak yak until the sun came up (and the blinds were drawn again). Aside from that, the place was OK. The location can't be beat- a block off the main drag, but still a relatively quiet street. The staff are friendly and did whatever they could to help you out. The building itself is old but has lots of character. There is a discrete smoking area and a small patio out back. The hostel is right above a small supermarket, and there are many budget eats nearby. The bathrooms vary in quality. Some are pretty good, some not so good. But I almost never had to wait for one of the better ones, and the showers never ran out of hot water. Also, the cleaners keep them as clean as they can get. The kitchen could use an update, but at least it's there and it functions. Note that the hostel does not offer breakfast- they don't claim to, but some 3rd party booking sites say otherwise. Some dorms have balconies, some open to the hallways. I believe you can choose when you book. The wifi worked most everywhere. All in all, it wasn't the worst place I've stayed, and it's likely the most centrally located hostel in the world. If you really value location and don't require anything too flashy, This may be the place for you.
4. Selina Palermo
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 85 reviews
There’s a reason why Buenos Aires is ranked the top destination for digital nomads in South America. This city is sexy, vibrant, and exciting at every turn. Stop by one of Argentina’s famous steakhouses before heading to a nearby speakeasy or dancing til dawn; take in a tango show, or tour around the European-style art and architecture. Buenos Aires is seductive, stylish, and a can’t miss stop for every traveler. Selina Buenos Aires is in the hip neighborhood of Palermo. Travelers and locals mingle in the trendy bars, restaurants, clubs and green spaces of this district. Here, you’ll feel right at home among the parks and plazas of Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is a city that truly never sleeps. If you can tear yourself away from the nightlife, try a tango class or visit the atelier of a local designer. Catch a football game, wander to the Casa Rosada, and visit the grave of Evita at Cementerio de la Recoleta.
ROBBERIES/ROBADOS
Reviewed By 147briannabWARNING TO TRAVELERS! ROBBERIES IN THE DORMS! Two days ago, I was staying in a shared dorm when I noticed that my lock was gone, the metal where the lock had been was bent, and all of the money was gone. I also checked the other lockers in the room and saw that the two other lockers occupied with possessions had been attempted to be robbed and had the metal bent and cut marks on the locks, but luckily, the thief/thieves weren’t able to break into them. Immediately after realizing what happened, I went into the elevator to go downstairs to talk to the front desk. While in the elevator there were two maids, and I frantically told them that someone robbed me, and they responded that they were on the other side of the building which I found as odd as I never assumed it was them or accused them. Everyone staying in our room this week has been robbed, has been attempted to be robbed, or has left the room because they’ve been so scared after this incident. After talking to the front desk and the others staying in my room, I found out that 3 people in the same room had been robbed in the past few weeks and someone else in another room (these are just the people that we know). Each of us was robbed between 2 pm – 5 pm, the locks all had been cut off, and the cleaning staff had been in our rooms cleaning during the time the robberies occurred. Also, we were told by staff that this is the only hall that currently doesn’t have a working security camera. All of us who have been robbed have been told that Selina couldn’t be held responsible even though it was clear that there was a pattern of robberies. Even one of the victims from a few weeks ago knew that the cleaning staff and a manager had been the only people in the room (via CCTV footage), and none of this was ever investigated by the administration.
5. Santino Recoleta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Not great, not terrible...
Reviewed By michty6Not good but not terrible. Rooms are ok but have giant windows with no curtains so are very bright. The air con points right in your face. Wifi doesnt work in the upstairs rooms, you have to go downstairs and connect to the 'downstairs'wifi. Breakfast is ok - coffee, bread and a piece of cake. They make you eat it in the kitchen though, rather than their lovely outdoor square. Also they let people smoke on the kitchen balcony, which blows into the kitchen in your face, which isnt great if you hate smoke. Bathrooms are just about passable - a bit dirty. Price is about in line with BA prices but probably too expensive for what you get...
6. Art Factory Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 791 reviews
Art Factory is a lively, affordable, fun and diverse hostel in the heart of the historic San Telmo neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina.We want to make you feel happy and enjoy one of the best kept secrets in the world: Buenos Aires!Our TOP FIVE features voted by our guests: 1) The staff!2) A huge and colorful old mansion with an elegant touch3) The best terrace in San Telmo4) The funkiest bar with friendly prices and daily events5) There’s art everywhere! Even in the kitchen and bathrooms!You can choose between private rooms with private or shared bathrooms and dorm rooms with 4, 6 or 8 beds.
Short stay in Buenos Aires
Reviewed By James HA friend and I stayed at the Art Factory in San Telmo for 3 nights as part of a trip around south America and I can thoroughly recommend it. It is a pleasant hostel around 20mins walk from some of the key tourist spots in Buenos Aires through perfectly safe areas. There is an indoor bar area that is open in the evenings and a nice rooftop terrace too. You're not allowed to bring your own drinks in, but the prices in the bar aren't too bad, though we would have liked them to open a bit earlier, I don't think the bar opens until 5.30pm. The reception staff are helpful and can book taxis (agreed rates for things like airport transfers) and suggest places to visit around Buenos Aires. Entry to the building can be a little tricky, someone at reception has to buzz you in and then you'll have to carry luggage up some stairs with a slightly awkward door. Not a huge issue, but a little inconvenient. My friend and I shared a private twin room with a shared bathroom immediately across the corridor. The bedroom was fine, plenty of space and quiet at night and even when our nearest bathroom was occupied there are several more fairly nearby. If/when I ever come back to Buenos Aires I would happily stay here again.
7. BA Stop Hostel Buenos Aires
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
At Hostel BA STOP we believe that the cultural identity of every community is what visitors value the most, that is why we want all our guests to be able to breathe our "aire porteño" (Buenos Aires city "vibe") in every corner of our hostel.We have common areas where our guests, which come from all over the World, can get in touch with one another, thus promoting intercultural exchange.LocationLocated in the Heart of the City, in a safe area, just one block away from the historic Avenida de Mayo, and a few steps away from ALL mayor subway lines and buses which take you to the key places in the City.
Friendly and quiet hostel
Reviewed By sabatinitennisIf you want a noisy hostel ....go somewhere else! Although this hostel is central and next to a busy road, it is well run, cleaned daily, the beds are made by staff and friendly. The staff speak plenty of languages. It is very cheap. There were enough lockers in my room and plenty of space.
8. Sabatico Travelers Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 247 reviews
Sabatico Travelers Hostel & Guesthouse is a place for experienced travelers that know what they are looking for. Great breakfast, fast wi-fi all around the hostel, bilingual staff, fully equipped kitchen, comfortable beds, a lovely roof top and dayly activities. Housed in a stunning colonial-style property, Sabatico offers the same hospitality, but with the most modern hotel services and well kept facilties. Choose between staying at Sabatico Hostel where you can enjoy our dorms and lively atmosphere, or next door at the new Sabatico guesthouse for longer and a more quiet stay. All rooms have fans, heating and individual lockers. Linen, blankets and a basic breakfast are included in the rate. All private rooms also include towels and amenities. Most our doubles can be arranged with one double bed or two separate ones. Every detail of the hostel is thought for your commodity. Always with the best rates. Start your day by upgrading your breakfast for only 2 USD and add eggs, jam and cheese, cereals and fruits to your standard breakfast. We invite you to enjoy our beautifull terrace, play ping pong with friends, share the soaking pool with other travelers, read a book from our library, share a BBQ with people from around the world, take a nap in our hammacs, share a tipical dish, watch an Argentinean movie with English subtitles, jam in our stage with music instruments or have a beer in our lobby. But above all we invite you to visit this city that we know and love. Besides you´ll get tons of benefits by staying at Sabatico: the best prices and exclusive discounts for the best clubs in Buenos Aires, Spanish classes, tango shows , pub crawls, football matches and much more. At Sabatico you can meet other travelers and local characters. Sabatico has into account all the things that make your stay special!.
A really nice stay
Reviewed By croninbarry21My girlfriend and I stayed here for a week and it was excellent. We stayed in a semi-private room and it was like a hotel room for €30 a night. The location is excellent for exploring the city with bus and metro only a short walk away. Plus it's in walking distance to most areas of the city anyway. There is a lovely front room and open area upstairs for chilling out and a nice kitchen for making food.
9. Che Argentina Hostel Suites
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
In a classical San Telmo corner Sumptuous building from the early XXth century restored to the original, but modern in services. The elegance and distinction of a Bed & BreakfastAt the price of a hostel. From Che Argentina Hostel you' ll never want to leave, you' ll always be returning...
Great hostel in a historic building!
Reviewed By Xphile1067If you want the Sheraton, stay at the Sheraton. This is a hostel, and people need to realize that. With that being said, I had a private room en suite. The bed was clean and changed daily, the shower was clean and the whole bathroom was functioning. I only ate breakfast there one day and it was croissants, toast, butter and jam, tea, coffee or juice. Yes, it's basic, but it gets you through until lunch! Staff speaks some English, but I speak Spanish, so that was not an issue. Everyone was very nice and the house cat, for me, a total plus! Excellent location, next to a small shop for quick bits (soda, candy, chips), a steak house, a panadaria and super close to bus stops, metro and if you decide on the Hop On/Off bus, there are two stops only a few blocks away. I would definitely stay here again!
10. Hostel Colonial Buenos Aires
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 56 reviews
Hostel Colonial, which was among the first backpacker hostels in Buenos Aires is still going strong. With a new management team and solely international receptionists, we are working hard to keep our guests happy. Recently the hostel went through major changes, and now the hostel is starting to take a new shape. Besides a great location, our main strength is the service. We are aiming to treat every guest like a family member.Best wishes from the management team!
Good Hostel with a great location
Reviewed By Luana PThis one is in the heart of Buenos Aires, you can easily go to bars, malls, and stores around the area. The room was good but not great. The bed was noisy and kinda old, but the bathroom was clean and roomy. The commum areas were very equipped and pretty, with a lot of usefull tools. About the staff, they were friendly and helpfull with all our needs.
