Casa Marina Argentina

星级评定以住宿信息（酒店提供的服务及设施等）综合因素为准，仅供参考

The place is too far,the location is errie. the beds/ mattress uncomfortable, the pillows smells. The bathroom is unsanitary, the floor is always wet have to be careful because it was slippery, it also smells of urine. The host gave us towels but we did not take a bath because of the condition of communal bathroom. It was very noisy even after 10 pm. It turned out that most of the guests they had were construction workers, they had loud music. Then early morning there was banging and noise by the side of the window I looked out and there’s a guy loading up 5 gallon buckets ? paint or something. I don’t recommend this place to anyone. I will not come back to this place.

The receptionist was very kind, and accommodated my late arrival and carried my luggage up the stairs. However, I’m not familiar with that part of Buenos Aires, and in the dark it was a bit scary, especially as the hotel/hostel doesn’t seem to have a sign, other than a street number. My Uber driver must have thought it was sketchy, too, as he waited with me until the receptionist let me in. The room was fine, and had been cleaned, but not recently—a spider had built a small web in the sink. I wasn’t given a key to my room. I was shown in, and as soon as I was alone I turned the lock. In the morning I found the key stuck in the lock, on the outside. Nothing bad happened, but as a woman traveling alone, that’s very scary. When I was ready to leave for an early flight, I couldn’t figure out how to open the gates. As it got later and later and I was still locked in, I called the receptionist for help, but nobody answered. Luckily, another guest was also up early and showed me the trick—apparently there’s a butter knife hidden in the greenery near the gate that you use to turn the lock???? It was scary to feel like I was locked in. I’m an experienced and confident traveller, and having gotten a good look at the hotel in the light, I do think it is a safe place and probably a good option for families traveling on a budget. But as a solo traveller arriving in the dark, I didn’t feel safe.

I was there for a few hours for rest and shower. The place is very poorly maintained. Bad matress and pillows. Torn muskito-net on the window. I’m happy I didn’t have to spend the night there.

yeah I got what I paid for; was it coveniently close to the airport; yes, but not a nice area to arrive at in the dark. The hotel is old and tired, but the staff is helpful so that's why it's beyond 1 star. No amenities, no soap or shampoo, had to ask for a towel as it wasn't in the room. The hotels priced cheap and so was the hotel as well. Hard to find in the dark, no lights outside, it actually scared me. Next time I pay a bit more for an airport hotel

Room.

We had a 13 hour layover and I didn’t want to spend it in the airport (EZE), so we got a room here. The place met our needs. We got a single room with 5 beds for my family of 5. The property is a Hostel. The bathroom is shared amongst all the guest, but we didn’t see another guest while we were there. The key to get in and out of the room was hard to turn, and the beds were pretty cheap with broken slats supporting the mattresses so it felt like I was sleeping on a a slant. The area isn’t the nicest, so we opted to just stay in and order food. Our options were limited, but we found something and it was decent. All that being said, our goal was to find a cheap place to sleep over night, and this place fulfilled that goal. It was easy to check in and out of and the gentleman working that evening was friendly. I think the taxi we paid to take is to and from the hostel cost more than the room itself. So if you just need a place to spend the night and you aren’t picky, the this place will work for you. If you are looking to sightsee and have a nice family experience, maybe stay in a hotel somewhere else. The gentlemen on staff was friendly.

All was great and friendly

Really kind and helpful staff. This was ideal for my needs and meets its description exactly. Thank you for a pleasant stay!

Hotel is 20 to 30 minutes from Ezaiza Buenos Aires Airport. Not 10-mins as the sales blurb on Hotels.com states. Taxis cost USD $50.00 each way. The 'hotel' is in a crummy neighbourhood where I could not even find a supermarket to buy water and something to eat. The hotel sold me a 330ml (small) bottle of water and two packets of biscuits. There is a swimming pool, but I would not dare to swim in it for fear of parasites or Legionnela. If the cleanliness of the bathroom is anything to go by..... There were no curtains on the window. I was given a free bottle of red wine as was stated on Hotels.com website. I would have preferred a couple of bottles of water.

Adequate ground floor private double room en-suite bathroom was basic & queen bed ok. Takes a while for hot water to reach shower & sink but nice when it did! Toilet flushed just fine. Old & tired looking structures over all but again, for a hostel it has character & charm. Large common kitchen had enough items to cook & make coffee/tea, etc. Shared refrigerator was full & no names on anything. Bag your food & good luck! Guests were mostly considerate & relatively quiet after 11pm, customary here. Hostel is a funky older estate in a neighborhood of mixed housing on a tree lined dirt side road, common here. Not well lit at night but my head lamp helped. Gate is opened with a butter knife 🙃 & front desk attendant is quick to open gate with a couple rings of the doorbell on gate. Pool in courtyard was refreshing. A few more chairs for relaxing would be nice. 3 fairly quiet, older dogs hang out in the common yard & one likes to play when fewer guests are in residence & he's allowed in yard. Not fancy but serves as an affordable stay near EZE airport. Uber pick ups/drops were good. Spanish & Russian spoken here with bits of English & French. Recommended if you're not overly critical or picky or expect fancy. Owner responded immediately to WhatsApp questions. A good stay