Cordon del Plata

Photographs on the website are deceiving. The hotel is old and the common areas look daggy (carpets) and dirty (skylights). Breakfast was the most disappointing aspect: stale bread, dry cereals, fake cream on cakes, run out of fruit salad, coffee and cake half way through and have to wait for replacements while having a short time to eat, due to tours arranged the day before.

1. Wonky bed 2. Dust in room corners 3. Stale breakfast 4. Not enough people on reception (crowded) 5. Old carpets and armchairs/sofas

Water pressure, hot water, comfy bed.

This hotel is extremely dated and needs a serious pick me up, they didn’t even have a printer available to print our tickets. The WiFi was shocking throughout the hotel and it wasn’t possible at all having WiFi access in our room. The room was smelly and stuffy even with the windows open. The carpets were absolutely disgusting and in desperate need of a serious clean. Breakfast was average. The three stars need to be reviewed.

Wifi horrible

The location was good and the room was ok, including the bathroom.

Internet did not work in the room, and at some point it didn't work in the lobby either. the breakfast was poor, but i guess this goes with the hotel category. The staff didn't speak any English and thought that's ok. The check-out time was really early - 10:30 am and they insisted on it.

It was pretty central and the staff were very friendly

It's pretty dated and the breakfast was a bit basic

Good value. Rooms are a little worn, but clean.

Not really the hotels fault, but when we stayed there were lots of large noisy school groups.

The staff were very good, and especially patient dealing with my very poor Spanish.

The road-side rooms are noisy; 9 de Julio is a busy street, with a tram that seems to run all night. The wireless internet coverage was intermittent, and not available at all in one of the rooms I stayed in.