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Land Plaza Hotel
Boasting a garden, Land Plaza Hotel is situated in Bahía Blanca. This 4-star hotel offers room service and a business centre.
Corrientes Premium con desayuno
Corrientes Premium con desayuno provides air-conditioned accommodation in Bahía Blanca. There is a private entrance at the apartment for the convenience of those who stay.
Alvarado 50
Alvarado 50 provides air-conditioned rooms in Bahía Blanca. There is a private entrance at the apartment for the convenience of those who stay. The apartment features family rooms.
HOSTEL la Casa del Patio BB
Offering inner courtyard views, HOSTEL la Casa del Patio BB in Bahía Blanca features accommodation and a garden. This property offers access to a patio, free private parking and free WiFi.
Bahiaxdia Fitz Roy 140
Bahiaxdia Fitz Roy 140 is located in Bahía Blanca. The property has quiet street views. Free WiFi is available and private parking can be arranged at an extra charge.
El Sueño de Teresita
El Sueño de Teresita is located in Bahía Blanca. This apartment provides free private parking, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Apartamento Pacifico Suites Centro
Apartamento Pacifico Suites Centro is situated in Bahía Blanca. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and private parking is available on site.
Bahiaxdia Saavedra
Bahiaxdia Saavedra is set in Bahía Blanca. The property features quiet street views. Free WiFi is available and private parking can be arranged at an extra charge.
Oasis
Situated in Bahía Blanca in the Buenos Aires Province region, Oasis has a garden. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and private parking is available on site.
M&A Apartament Centro
M&A Apartament Centro is situated in Bahía Blanca. There is a private entrance at the apartment for the convenience of those who stay. Free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk and a lift are available.
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What guests said about Bahía Blanca:
- 2.0Scored 2.0
Bahía Blanca used to be a decent city, with everything...
Bahía Blanca used to be a decent city, with everything decently put and fine prices, but the last decade or two had turned it into a sh1t hole when it comes to hotels, taxis, and services in general. Absurd prices for absolute average and low quality services. For something really good, be ready to pay New York prices in this small, insignificant city. The only good restaurant in the city is Gambrinus, there's good service for short stops at YPF Full gas stations, and it's definitely NOT a place for any kind of tourism. Mornings in a good cafe can be something nice (if you find a decent cafe open before 10hs., and not run/catered by young stup1d and careless people), but not much more than that. If you don't NEED to come to Bahía Blanca, and your time/budget is limited, better stay away from it.
SebastianRodriguezArgentina - 2.0Scored 2.0
First - don't drive here unless you want an adventure.
First - don't drive here unless you want an adventure. This is not a tourist town. Street signs are confusing, and except for main streets, signs don't exist. Maintenance of streets and sidewalks does not exist. Broken sidewalks makes for constant trip hazards. We noticed that locals walk together side by side, even 3 or 4 together. It appears to maybe be an Argentine custom, but if you happen to be walking in the opposite direction on a sidewalk, no one will squeeze together or move at all to open a path for you, forcing you to step off the sidewalk to accommodate them. This is one of the most dirty city's we have ever visited. Most of all, we have never seen a city with as much dog urine and excrement on the sidewalks as Bahia Blanca. We don't think anyone picks up after their dog. It is disgusting! This is in the main down-town district and it is impossible to not constantly step in dog excrement. It is impossible for city officials to not know how dirty the sidewalks are, but there is no sign of any cleaning of them.TerryCanada
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- From £96.07 per night8.4Scored 8.4Very goodRated very good· 548 reviewsReasonable old fashioned Hotel well located in a good area of the city. Horrible refrigeration system. The room was hot with outside temperature of 70 F, no ventilation and the air conditioner did not work (look other recent ratings mentioning the same problem).SergioUnited States
- 8.8Scored 8.8FabulousRated fabulous· 46 reviewsGood value for the money. Nice host, very flexible with check-in time. You can rest and wait for your bus ride until later, at the hostel with no extra cost. This city is just a passage to other destinations, there is not worthwhile to see at Bahía Blanca.
AndruirBrazil - From £15.21 per night7.2Scored 7.2GoodRated good· 90 reviewsWe were welcomed well. They were very kind to our dog and let her stay in the room. The hotel is basic but still very clean and comfortable. Good value for money. Lots of lovely plants in the patio. All the facilities you need for a comfortable stay.CCarolineSpain
- From £34.83 per night7.7Scored 7.7GoodRated good· 365 reviewsThe reservation was not confirmed, when I arrived on the hotel the recepcionist informed that it was full. The hotel impression was too bad. I stayed on other place.
DomingosBrazil
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