
06 Central Hostel
> Neighborhood: Downtown
Spacious modern designed hostel right in the downtown area, within walking distance from the pedestrians shopping streets: Florida & Lavalle.
> Neighborhood: Downtown
Spacious modern designed hostel right in the downtown area, within walking distance from the pedestrians shopping streets: Florida & Lavalle.
> Neighborhood: Villa Crespo
A Student Residence in a safe family neighbourhood, with affordable prices, and excellent services. We´ve been receiving students for more than 15 years.
> Neighborhood: Palermo
Play Hostel Soho is located in Palermo Soho area, the coolest in Buenos Aires. Beautiful house, breakfast included, LCD cable, tours, WI-FI and more…
> Neighborhood: Belgrano
Completely refurbished: new areas for students were created & now it has a study room, a TV room, dining-room, kitchen, patio with grill & chill out space.
> Neighborhood: Downtown
A newly renovated house with 14 bedrooms (all with private bathroom) in the heart of Buenos Aires, close to all services and main universities.
> Neighborhood: San Telmo
Our facilities include a 6 story building, recently purpose built, located in San Telmo. Security, comfort, peace and quiet & a relaxed atmosphere.
> Neighborhood: Palermo
Boutique Residence in Palermo Soho. Only 7 single and double rooms with air conditioning, sommier beds, and desks. Terrace and garden with barbecue.
> Neighborhood: San Telmo
It is near universities such as UAI, UCA, UADE, UBA and UNDAV and is also ideal for medical students due to its proximity to main hospitals.
> Neighborhood: Downtown
Single, double, triple and rooms for four or more students. Easy access to main spots of Buenos Aires and many means of transportation.
> Neighborhood: Downtown
Not a hostel nor a university residence. Rooms are shared apartments only for university students, postgraduate, courses, young professionals.
> Neighborhood: Palermo
Play Hostel Arcos located in a beautiful Gothic house with artistic vitraux glass windows in the heart of Palermo Soho. It has private & shared bathrooms.
> Neighborhood: Congreso
Female residence with single and double rooms, close to the main universities, with a gym, barbecue, a relaxation area and a solarium.
> Neighborhood: Downtown
For local and foreign female students was designed so you can feel like in your own house with the services of a hotel. Close to a lot of universities.
> Neighborhood: Downtown
Spacious and very comfortable single and double rooms with en-suite or shared bathrooms. Surrounded by bus and subway lines.
> Neighborhood: San Telmo
CLEI is a residence only for male university students, very close to important study centers. Only fully equipped single rooms.
> Neighborhood: Congreso
For female university students. It only has individual bedrooms full of light with TV set, safe box, individual closets, street view, large desk & chair.
> Neighborhood: San Telmo
In the heart of Tango, two blocks away from the ¨Plaza Dorrego¨ and ten minutes from the major tourist attractions. Enclosed courtyard with a barbecue.
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