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Prices 250/280 pesos
w/breakfast Free Internet, WIFI The hostel will pay for your taxi from the bus terminal if you stay two nights |
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Ciudad Vieja Hostel
Ituzaingo
1436
Phone 9156192 or 9153683
(Country code 598, City Code 2)
www.ciudadviejahostel.com | info@ciudadviejahostel.com
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Prices 250/280 pesos
w/breakfast Free Internet, WIFI The hostel will pay for your taxi from the bus terminal if you stay two nights |
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| The WIFI was really nice. Here we are using both of our laptops. |
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| Well equipped kitchen with microwave. I just have one small complaint. |
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| Dorm with shared bath | USD 10 (250 pesos) | US 11 (280 pesos) |
| Twin per person | USD 14 (350 pesos) | US 15 (380 pesos) |
| Double Bed (Matrimonial) | USD 28 (760 pesos) | US 30 (760 pesos) |
More notes and comments
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| In HI hostels you often find a lot of extra things to
do, for an extra cost. By the way, in case this looks expensive and appears that pizza and beer costs 130 dollars, it is actually 130 Uruguayan pesos, or about 5 US dollars. |
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A note about almost all the hostels in Argetnina and Uruguay. What they call breakfast is usually bread, jelly, and coffee or tea. Or in Argentina, croissants, which they call "media lunas". To me this isn't really breakfast, just so you are forewarned if you expect bacon, eggs, pancakes, cereal, orange juice etc!
In this pic you see jelly, then butter, then bread, then coffee, tea and milk. There were also apples and oranges on the table.
By the way, you could always have ome Pilsen beer for breakfast I suppose, as you see in the background!
One small complaint about the this hostel.
When I was there in May it was almost winter in Uruguay. It was a little chilly in the hostel, although they did have floor heaters. But there was no hot water in the kitchen. So when it was time to wash your dishes, your hands got cold. As you can see in the picture below the handle had been removed from the faucet. I have seen this in other hostels too around Argentina and Uruguay. Of course in countries like Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador you may not even have hot water for your showers!
