スタッフのBlanca さんがほんとうに優しく親切で気持ちよく滞在できました。全体的に設備も含めて古いですが、清潔さは保たれています。シャワーもホットでキッチンも使えます。7月9日通り、コロン劇場やオリベスクも徒歩圏内で便利でした。

キッチンは最小限の調理器具と食器しかありません。必要なものをその都度スタッフに頼むと出してくれますが、最初から用意されていると嬉しい。

Centrally located. The property had a kitchen for guests use. Friendly landlady ( who can only speak Spanish)

Very basic room. Toilet in the room was out of use, although not sure I’d have known how to use it if it had been working. No natural light in to room.

This place was the best value that I could find in Buenos Aires! Monserrat is not trendy like Palermo but it's close to many landmarks and museums and has tons of transit options. The host, Blanca, was sweet, friendly, and helpful, even though my Spanish is very limited. Hanging out near the kitchen I met travelers from all around the world but it was a very quiet hostel after about 9pm, mostly couples who kept to themselves. Ask for a price quote in pesos when you book since you will be paying in effectivo, don't worry, the conversion rate they use is favorable for foreigners. The wi-fi is very reliable.

If you're sensitive to heat, maybe not the best place to stay in high summer (Jan-Feb). My private room just had a fan, no AC. Any other season I'm sure it's more comfortable.

The room was so big and spacious and the beds were very comfortable. The lady who runs the hostel is extremely sweet and helpful. There is a public kitchen where you can cook your own meals and even though the bathrooms are shared, they are kept very clean and there are mutliple available for use. The area is safe and close to a lot of restaurants and shops. I definitely recommend staying here when you are in Buenos Aires. They also have pretty good WiFi.

Our room was located by the main street so it was bit noisy at times, however this is just luck of the draw.

Lovely owner, centrally located and really cheap. The big rooms are very nice for the price.

There are some small rooms that are excessively spartan. The owner was lovely, though, and upgraded me as soon as a bigger one became available.

Hotel El Pibe seemed very central to me, I was able to walk easily to Congresso, San Telmo, Microcentro etc. It was very useful having gas hobs to cook on (but note there is no electric kettle, coffee machine or microwave.) The whole hotel is kept spotlessly clean and there are ample showers and toilets.

I had a lot of difficulty with the door at the shared entrance onto the street (and I was not the only one.) The lock needs a knack which I did not develop until the fifth day of my six night stay...

An absolutely fantastic location close to buses and the Subte. Walking distance from San Telmo and other landmarks. The woman who works there is fantastic, she's so lovely. We don't speak Spanish and she doesn't speak English but she was very patient with us and our Google Translate. She scrubs the kitchen and bathrooms clean every morning, it's spotless, and halfway through our first stay we were given fresh towels and linen. She also offered to clean our room during our stay. Early check in is accommodated where possible but of course, if there's someone in the room it's not always doable. The kitchen is functional and has everything you need. We stayed here twice and would definitely come back.

The only downside is the fact the rooms are fan cooled, not air conditioned, so it can get stuffy and a bit uncomfortable. We just turned the fan up and used earplugs to block out the noise of it.

The hotel is located near all center places. It has a great hallway, where you can sit, some area are under the open sky and its very fresh there.

The room was very small, aprox 2x3.5 meters. There were more confortable rooms also. The facility has WC and bath cabins instead of dedicated rooms. And the most disappointing issue that I could not sleep at the night, neighbors upstairs made so much noise at any time of the day that I wasn't able to sleep enough. I stayed for two nights, and slept around 5hrs and 3hrs on the next night. I am traveling a lot, but rarely have such awful quality of sleep.