アメリカ デル スール ホステル ブエノスアイレス(America Del Sur Hostel Buenos Aires)

Wow, I love hostel so beautiful fun clean rooms, restroom and kitchen! Great place! 💯✅️🥰👌✈️🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

洗手盤漏水，浴室用了浴簾也整地都是水，而且不太隔音，挺吵的。空間感很少，上格床的梯子不太好爬，被子讓人痕癢。惟一比較好的是有吹風機

Don’t go there unless you have no option. It’s noisy and expensive. We left our luggage with them for two weeks and they were wet and moldy when we got it back. Obviously, someone dropped liquid on it or worst, there was a pipe leak! Now I don’t have any warm clothes to go to Patagonia. I have three kids. The only reason we chose to go there is because they offered a luggage deposit and we want to travel “light” for a week Uruguay and an other in Iguazu. So we stayed 4 nights and left some luggage for two weeks. Our stay was not pleasant: the whole hostel is really noisy and we heard everything that was going on in the lobby from our room on the 4th floor. That means we woke up at 6 because the islandic elderly group decided to cheer their guide every morning and went to bed listening to old rock metal every night because the employee at the desk felt that was appropriate ambient music. Not pleasant. Staff is ok and it’s clean, but you can get WAY better in BA for that price.

Very friendly and beyond helpful staff. I showed up without a booking and they managed to accommodate me. Lots of organized hostel activities for those looking to get out and be social. Clean rooms, air conditioning and curtains for the shared dorms! It has a nice common area and a reasonably priced breakfast offered in the mornings. Overall, incredible experience!

Absolutely fantastic for the price. Staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable, which was a positive for navigating the city with my, uhh, no bueno Spanish. The room was great, and the whole place was clean and secure. One thing that isn't necessarily clear - they have several activities like (free!) walking tours and outings Tuesday-Friday, and (not free, but worth it) tickets and transportation to fútbol matches on weekends. It was a great resource to have.

We had a good experience overall here, the room was nice, fluffy towels, close to shops, breakfast was very nice and good value ...But it was the staff who made our stay so great. We stayed here at the beginning and then again at the end of our 3 week trip. They booked a taxi for us arriving from the UK which was so reassuring to have in advance. They checked us in early when we arrived. Another colleague explained the currency situation- very helpful. And finally they helped us out in a bit of a crisis. My husband left his mobile in the taxi on the way to the airport when we were leaving Argentina. I called the hostel who had booked the taxi for us and the wonderful woman there contacted the driver and he came back to the airport- you never saw 2 more relieved people! Luckily we had given ourselves extra time at the airport so we were still in plenty of time. I'm so glad we stayed here rather than a hotel. The lonely planet said it was as good as a mid range hotel and it has a lot more going for it with all the help, hints and tips from the staff.

Really modern and clean hotel. Great public spaces and the room was a good size for the 4 of us too. Staff were helpful and they had lots of free events as well as organised trips.

Super helpful and friendly staff. Comfortable room. A bit noisy on 1st floor (2nd floor U.S.) with road noise but not bad. Convenient location to many sites. Breakfast was basic but reasonably priced. We participated in a soccer “tour” event with transportation. The guides were helpful and got us around fine.

Staff was friendly and helpful, and the tours & activities seemed fun, though admittedly I didn't partake. The common areas were lovely and comfortable. The location was great—near sights, restaurants, and public transport. It felt quite safe walking around the area. $72 was really reasonable for a private room, even if it was a 4-bed dorm that they just didn't book anyone else in. All the bathroom-type facilities were frankly gross. The toilet was like the opposite of low-flow, you had to push through gallons of water to flush anything. The faucet over the sink didn't reach all the way so when you washed your hands you spilled water everywhere, which then dripped all over the floor. and the shower was disgusting. Tons of mold, and there was a small barrier in the floor that theoretically was meant to keep the water in the shower part, but really just meant you created an enormous puddle that had no way of draining or drying. Plus, no shelf to put your items. Overall, a fine place to stay a few days in Buenos Aires but it won't be the greatest hostel of your life.