Buenos Aires Hostel Ayres Porteños, Tango Hostel

They are large rooms with wooden floors, individual but shared bathrooms, some with air conditioning and others with a fan, to date the rents are around 9,000 pesos. They have access to enter a refrigerator and shape it to your comfort, although it has a large but shared kitchen and a freezer to keep food. The San Telmo area is beautiful, and well, you have police officers at the entrance since it is located right next to an important restaurant in the neighborhood.

APPALLING! The landlady is a rude Dominican, xenophobic, haughty, and rude! She treats you the worst by saying that the day she left the hostel she was shouting in the hallway that all Venezuelans were shitty people and that we were the worst plague that had ever come to this country! While passing through the hostel there is never electricity or water, the rooms are dirty because the landlady never cleans or provides sheets or towels, the bathrooms are shared and just walking past the bathroom is disgusting (imagine what it must be like inside) the hostel It is full, flooded with cockroaches and flukes, because there is no cleaning staff and the landlady never ever cleans! DON'T EVEN THINK OF STAYING THERE!

A cozy, central and economical place with young people who serve you and recommend good places to visit. Besides the cleanliness, nothing to say, they serve very good breakfasts (abundant and tasty).

I reside for 4 months and it's normal. I don't like that the price is very high for a room with a shared bathroom and shared kitchen and they don't put kitchen utensils in it

Everything is very nice, very central and cheap!