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"It was a simple, compact, nice hotel. My only critique is that the coffee could be better. But many coffee shops were in walking distance. The breakfast was good, service easy and friendly. We enjoyed our stay "

"Great stay of 4 days with my family. We had a suite and needed a crib for my daughter which was there waiting for us when we arrived. We even arrived early and weren't able to let them know but they had the room ready all the same since they new the flight times and accounted for that. Really great spot, just a bit of left over garbage and dirt in the bathroom but otherwise it was lovely."

"Very nice located. Almost a brand new facility. Service and food were also remarkable. "

"Great place overall. Clean, vey spacious, excellent location. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 only because the cost of parking was more than triple the cost of other hotels — $20,000 Argentinian pesos vs 6,000 in hotels such as Hotel Provincial."

"The hotel was great! The spa and spa services were excellent. The linens were really top of the line. The staff was very professional and helpful, they made everything easy for us."

"Very professional and friendly staff Perfect location close to downtown and beach Access to all buses Room clean every day "

"Everything is almost perfect. Location, staff, swimming pool, sauna is a little cool for a sauna. Will highly recommend staying in this hotel. A lot of excellent sites in a walking distance, excellent neighborhood. However, I have an important recommendation. I stayed four nights. On my last night, I had to repeatedly call the reception with no live response. There is NO INOFRMATION in the room about how to contact ANYTHING by the phone! Only some QR codes for food service. In the course of an hour, I wan on the phone in my room trying to contact Reception. I got their number upon my request on my first night. NO ANSWER. It was difficult for me to go down because everything was packed and I had to put my COAT over my pijama and walk down to the Reception. A young male Receptionist was talking with two checking in guests. I had to wait for him to posy attention that I was there, too. I told him that was calling for about an hour and only got a recorded message, his answer: I AM BUSY. No apologies. I had to wait again! Finally, he recorded my request for a wake up call with a comment: "Tranquila, Senora! Perfecto." I told him that he needed some TRAINING in Customer Service. I SUGGEST that there should be all emergency numbers on the phones in the rooms like it is in a hotel in Buenos Aires where I stay regularly. HOW TO PLACE a call to: Medical Emergency, Police, Domestic Violence line (even this later is listed in most hotels. What if somebody needs immediate assistance???"

"Close to everywhere "