With almost 100 years, Hotel Bolívar preserves its style and is an icon of the neighborhood. This warm hostel in San Telmo is chosen for its history, its architectural beauty and its proximity and easy access to different points of tourist interest such as Casa Minima, Plaza Dorrego, Paseo de la Historieta, Mercado de San Telmo, Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada and Café Tortoni, among many others. And because it's comfortable, affordable, and provides a free breakfast, it's the ideal place to stay overnight or for a weekend.

It is very quaint in style and huge in size, with three floors accessed by marble stairs. On the first floor there is a spacious common kitchen, a lounge, a bar open to the public and rooms with private bathrooms that surround the cozy internal courtyards. On the second and third floors are the other rooms, which offer different amenities, such as a balcony overlooking the street or a window to the interior for greater tranquility. Some rooms have refrigerator, electric oven, TV and refrigerator for long stays. In addition, it has 20 shared accommodations with multiple beds, a shared bathroom, access through exterior corridors and a safe and free toiletries. The rooms have a furnished patio and a separate living room.

Thanks to its large size, the hotel has two large terraces, ideal for enjoying an afternoon outdoors, and two patios. The lounge-bar located on the ground floor is also used to present art exhibitions or offer group classes and craft fairs. In addition, the place offers Spanish classes for those who come from other countries and want to visit Buenos Aires as authentic porteños.

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