Avenue Hostel - Hostel Buenos Aires - Argentina

Buenos Aires is not necessarily a city for the sightseeing obsessed, but if your priority is being in close proximity to the major tourist attractions (Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, etc.) without breaking your bank account, Avenue Hostel has got a deal for you. As nominally one-star accomodations go, you do get slightly more bang for your buck (rates range from $6 for a dorm-style room to $32 for a double room with private bathroom), including Internet connection and air conditioning in every room. But that's just gravy when you can roll out of bed, exit any of the well-kept rooms and be smack dab in the heart and soul of historic Buenos Aires in a matter of minutes.

Location:
Av. de Mayo 950
San Telmo, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Hostel

This Hotel is: Budget

Hotel Amenities, Services and Facilities All Credit Cards Accepted, Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast Included, Community Kitchen, Internet Facilities - Free, 24-Hour Reception, Safe in Reception or Rooms, Travel Info Desk, Lounge, Book Exchange - Charge, Luggage Storage, Linens Included, Non-Smoking Rooms, 24-Hour Hot Water, Wheelchair Accessible, Meeting facilities, Telephone/Fax Facilities, BBQ Area, Taxes Included in Price, Smoking Rooms

Getting There:
Directions: Located in the heart of Buenos Aires • From International Airport Ezeiza • *Bus 86 up to Hipolito Yrigoyen 800 (90 min) *Transfer Manuel Tienda Leon (40 min) From Bus Terminal Retiro *Subte

Room Prices:
Lower:$7
Higher:$30
Price Description:Reception 24Hrs

Age Restriction

Bar

Breakfast Included

Common Room

Guest Kitchen

Internet Access

Lift Access

Linen Included

No Curfew

No Lockout

No Smoking

Price Includes Taxes

Restaurant

Security Lockers

Storage Facilities

Telephone Fax Facilities

Travel Info

And much more!!!

Contact Information:
Phone: 54-11-5031-1277
Fax: 54-11-5237-0598
E-mail: info(at)remove-this.avenuehostel.com.ar
URL: www.avenuehostel.com.ar

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By Jeremy Helligar
I am a journalist from New York City living in Buenos Aires. After spending 15 years as a writer and editor in New York City, I moved to Argentina in...

Updated: 12 Nov 2008