Hostel Inn Buenos Aires

The front desk woman was amazing, and I’m annoyed I can’t remember her name. Her husband loves futball, and she gave us advice on just about anything. She really made our stay despite a few drawbacks. Our double private room, #9, was huge for us, had towels and lockers, and stayed warm at night even in winter. The showers were hot too. It was up the stairs by two computers, so noise carried. Some guests coming back late after having too much fun weren’t very quiet, and we could hear a crying baby next door too. Breakfast was bread and coffee. No outside alcohol is allowed. The subway was super close, about a five-minute walk at our slow pace with large bags. :))

I’ve been here as both an employee and a guest, and it’s a great hostel. For the price and what it’s meant for, it’s perfect, even though it’s not a five-star hotel.

It’s a little cold, but the staff are all great people and very helpful.

A nice hostel, though it was pretty dirty and the breakfast was really bad.