Konke Buenos Aires Hotel

I stayed in Buenos Aires for 4 nights, but I didn't stay there for one night because I left my luggage there and went to see Iguazu Falls. So I was looking for a safe and reasonably priced hotel and I chose Konke. It's far from the airport, but the price was satisfactory even considering Uber and taxi fares. There are convenience stores, bakeries, and supermarkets nearby, but many of them don't accept credit cards, so the front desk was very helpful in exchanging money from US dollars. I didn't use it, but there was a coin laundry in the back street of the hotel. There is a subway station and a bus stop within walking distance, so I think it's suitable for sightseeing in Buenos Aires. It's not a fancy room, but it has everything except slippers and toothbrushes. Wifi didn't work in the room, so I needed an eSIM or mobile wifi. Breakfast was included and the fruit, croissants, and coffee were delicious. Every time I used the sink, water dripped onto the floor and I got soaked. I think the distance between the faucet and the sink makes a difference. I always put a towel down to hold back the water. Our room faced the main street and was in front of the elevator, so even on the 8th floor we could hear the noise outside and people talking, and we couldn't sleep without earplugs. If you are sensitive to noise, it's a good idea to let them know in advance.