Play Hostel Arcos

I extended my stay because it was so comfortable. I was allowed to leave my luggage there after check-out and use the common areas. It's also convenient to the airport and bus terminal, so I'd definitely like to stay here again if I come to Buenos Aires.

Good value for money, the front lady is very nice

The mattress was old, I rented a towel that they never gave me and when I checked out the girl who was at the reception in the afternoon did not notify her colleague on the night shift that they had never given me the towel. So he pretends that they stole 3000 pe from me. The attention in the afternoon was super good, at night it was TERRIBLE, I told him I was in a hurry because I was missing my flight and I was doing things slower. The bathroom had low water pressure.

The attention is excellent. The receptionists are available 24 hours a day and always solve what you need. The location is very comfortable. The common spaces are very good. There is a good quality price relation

The hostel room was even suitable for the type of accommodation. Very good location, in the Palermo region, close to the metro, bars and restaurants. But the one who "sinned!" it was the bathroom inside the dorm: terrible

The hostel is very nice and the people who serve it are very friendly, it has a patio and terrace, kitchen and living room with TV and books. The only bad thing was the hot water issue. I chose a private room and the shower or sink never had hot water

Very good attention from the staff. I asked for a private room and there was no hot water. It's nice but you can hear a lot of noise. Very well located in a safe neighborhood. Nice patio and terrace that you can enjoy

I booked this hostel because the rate that appeared on Booking in Argentine pesos was converted to dollars, with the official dollar. I arrived at 10:30 p.m. and I found that if I wanted to pay in Argentine pesos, their dollar rate was 298$A when the official dollar was 148$A. That is, HIGHER THAN THE BLUE DOLLAR. So what was listed on Booking for 19 thousand and some pesos, they wanted to charge me 43 thousand and some Argentine pesos. And precisely, my Mastercard debit card, which appears as an accepted means of payment as it was in Argentine pesos, WAS NOT ACCEPTED. But my credit card with which I paid them in dollars. Because clearly they are doing this whole scam to collect the dollars from you. At 10:30 p.m. I was in no condition to go out to find another place to sleep. That's why I ended up agreeing to pay in dollars. It's amazing how they scam tourists. Apart from the fact that 1 hour before arriving they send you "the payment policies" by WhatsApp that "should have arrived earlier, I apologize." Terrible terrible terrible. I felt extremely cheated.