The hotel's warm and cozy ambiance made me feel right at home. The decoration was tasteful and had a touch of elegance, creating a pleasant environment for relaxation. The common areas were easily accessible for senior people like myself, with comfortable seating and wide walkways that accommodated those with mobility issues.

I would have appreciated more assistance from the children working there to help carry my luggage during my stay.

The room was spacious, with a comfortable bed and a nice bathroom with a jacuzzi tub shower. The hostel had a homey feel, with carpeted floors upstairs and wooden, slanted ceilings that added warmth. The location was safe and close to bars. The breakfast was simple but okay, with a variety of options including bread with cheese or jam, musli, yogurt, fruit. The staff was friendly and willing to help make our stay comfortable.

The bathroom was generally not too clean, but still usable. The WiFi only worked downstairs in the common areas, which was a bit inconvenient.

This hostel had a great ambience and good facilities. The communal evening meal was a nice touch where I got to interact with people speaking different languages. The bar had a craft ale which was a treat. The individual bathrooms were clean and had plenty of hot water. The dormitories were quiet, clean, and cool with comfortable beds. The pool and patio outside were a nice addition for relaxation. The staff was friendly and helped me with planning my stay. The location was convenient, not far from the main plaza and close to everything I needed in the mountains.

Nothing to complain about at all.

The hostel had a pool, but it's not like I wanted to swim in the freezing cold of Bariloche. They also had a shared lounge and bar, where I could socialize with the backpackers and pretend to be interested in their stories.

The bathrooms were not clean and the Wi-Fi was crappy. But hey, at least the breakfast was decent.