La Unión hotels from RM152

"The property was good and clean. Service was great overall. I stayed for one night at the property. The internet gave trouble while I was in my room. My Wi-Fi connection kept disconnecting when I was in my room. The connection in the Lobby was OK. The technicians were working on the connection but it only got fixed next day. So I was a little bit disappointed, cause I couldn’t make it to my important meetings because of the Wi-Fi connectivity issues."

"There was no eggs for Breakfast, room wasn’t so clean, carpet on our floor was in poor condition and smelled. "

"It's an old hotel with it's ancient elevator where you have to slide two metal doors close before punching floors. Breakfast was just a choice of cold ham and cheese with toaster and various breads. No eggs or warm breakfast items"

"Room was basic more Travelodge than the Hilton. The bathroom was a little compact but manageable. The room could do with a refresh in places and better soundproofing. Double glazing and a more substantial door would help. However the staff were good and very helpful and the continental breakfast was excellent with all you needed. The airport pick up and drop off were excellent. The are around the hotel is pleasant with a few shops and restaurants. However we are in the hotel and the empanadas were good. Overall a very handy place to stay near to airport with the bonus of a pick up and drop off if required."

"Didn't use "

"The hotel was fine but the entry road is not paved and it's about 1.5 miles long. The hotel is about a half hour south of the airport."

"Excellent service, Ezequiel was very helpful and kind. Hotel was clean and quiet. "

"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. "

"Really expensive stay to be in someone's bedroom. Not much privacy and felt kinda like we were intruding on their house life. "