Torre Potosi Departamentos

Spanish: Excelente servicio del personal a cargo. Al llegar tuvimos una emergencia médica y Eugenia, la recepcionista nos ayudó prontamente llamando al servicio médico. Gracias Eugenia! Todas las mañanas nos entregaron el desayuno en tiempo y forma. El departamento estaba limpio y bien equipado, nos sentimos cómodos.El edificio tiene areas comunes muy amenas. Nos dieron un control remoto para la cochera, muy práctica. La ubicación es inmejorable! English: Excellent service by the staff in charge. We had a medical emergency upon our arrival and Eugenia, the receptionist, helped us very efficiently by calling an ambulance. We received breakfast every morning in a timely manner. The apartment was clean and well-equipped; we felt comfortable in it. The common areas found in the building are very pleasant. The parking is operated by a remote control which was given to us at the check in. Its location could not be any better.

We were left with no option for the long weekend of October 2021 but at the last minute the last room in Rosario became available and it was in Torre Potosí and we went there since it was one of the places to try sometime. To sum up, the stay was very good overall. It is not a luxury and there are several things to improve but I find it very useful for a certain type of traveler and it is very very good in relation to price-quality. Going into detail I can mention the following: - The girls' attention on the phone was great. It streamlined the entire reservation process. Super attentive and all good vibes. Of course, during the weekend the administration was almost uninhabited - Entry is handled with cards which gives you all kinds of independence. - There is a garage but it was full and they offered me on the way back. Don't tell anyone but if you look for parking on the fare on the way back, you might get a spot. - They don't have breakfast or we didn't order it (I don't remember) but a great substitute that covered that was the Dulce y Crocante confectionery on the corner. A great find for the "area". - Speaking of "the area", yes, it is a bit dark. If you want it to be like Oroño, forget it. It is an area close to a bus terminal, it is just like in Once in Buenos Aires. There is a kiosk downstairs from a Senegalese or Nigerian that opens at any time and sells Santa Fe beer. Then there is a little bondiola stand downstairs that can kill your hunger. And if you want to go dancing, you have a bowling alley about half a block away (one night we returned and Sergio Torres finished playing). It is not as close to Pichincha as it seems but you are not in the west either. Of course, to go out to Alto Rosario, you arrive very quickly. In Cafferata and Santa Fe there is a pizzeria that seems to be going but we didn't go. - The kitchen has just what is necessary with appropriate but diverse lighting. There was no coffee maker. The location of the TV is quite high, it is difficult to rotate its location and it is from the last century. Forget the smart TV, take an Android stick or similar to watch something. - The WiFi is strange, I mean it works well and obviously it is not going to be THE SPEED but it disconnected sometimes and in our apartment there were 2 options. I think we should give a twist to the position of the router antennas and their power. - The bed, great. Pleasantly surprised. We rested very well. Ideal for a traveler who spent 10 hours getting there and all they want to do is touch the bed. Medal of honor for the chair that is also quite comfortable. - Another honorable mention for the triple (?) airtight glazing. It's crazy what isolates you because you don't hear ANYTHING AT ALL. - The work desk (a space with a table and a chair against a wall) was well located but when I sat down with the laptop there was no power outlet anywhere! - The shower does not allow you to move much. If you like to make bombastic movements or dance in the shower, this is not the place to stay. The same if you are from conte