I stayed one night, having run out of time to find anywhere else to stay in the area. Apparently the 'hotel' has just been refurbished - goodness knows what it was like previously. The reception staff were functional at best, but not at all welcoming, which I've found to be the norm in Argentina/South America, despite my lack of Spanish....
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Take a hot bath, massage and leave the next morning.
This hotel has very nice termal water baths (38-43 degrees) where you can relax. It has also good and inexpensive massage.
The hotel has seen the best days a couple of decades ago. As a visitor from Europe it looks and feels like the Soviet hotels in the 1980s. Some...
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My family and I stayed at the Pismanta Hotel as part of a tour of San Juan. We were told that the hotel had been abandoned for a time and then bought by a co-operative of former staff members who were struggling to get the hotel back on its feet. It certainly needs some more struggling. The furniture is dated,...
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Stayed one night here in March 2008. Desk staff very friendly and helpful, as were other staff when I had a flat tire. I did not encounter any English-speakers on the staff. Breakfast was okay, but dinner wasn't very good (except for dessert). I don't think there's anywhere to eat within walking distance though, and not much nearby. My room...
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