Che Lagarto Hostel Montevideo
The hostel is located in Plaza Independencia Number 713, in the city of Montevideo, in front of the Mauseloe del Gral. Artigas and the Government House, in the famous Plaza Independencia. The building of the hostel, which falls back to the end of the XIX century, combines an antique architecture with recycled modernism that has preserved its value of its history
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Ciudad Vieja Hostel
Our Hostel is located in Montevideo’s historical and most famous square, Plaza Constitución, facing the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Cabildo, the colonial City Hall. A few steps away from other attractive sites of the city: the Solís Theatre, Palacio Salvo, Puerta de la Ciudadela and the legendary Mercado del Puerto
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Montevideo Youth Hostel
It is a pleasure to receive yourself in our site. We invite you to know Montevideo Hostel, a magnificent construction of colonial Spanish style, recently restored and re-conditioned to its antigo style, abundance of beauty and brilliance
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Red Hostel Montevideo
Red Hostel Montevideo has 11 rooms with a total capacity for 60 people. All rooms are spacious, comfortable, with polished floors and balconies. We offer you Female Dorms, Mixed Dorms, Double Bunk Rooms and Double Twin Rooms. Doubles have private Satellite TV and DSL
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Montevideo is the capital, largest city, and chief port of Uruguay. Given that it is more than twice as large as any other city in the country, it is considered a primate city. As of April 2006, Montevideo is ranked by Mercer Human Resource Consulting as the city in Latin America with the highest quality of life. Montevideo is situated in the south of the country, at the northern mouth of the very wide River Plate (Río de la Plata) estuary. The climate is mild, with average temperatures of approximately 13°C, achieving 40°C or more in summer. 18 de Julio, the city's main avenue and one of the finest of South America, extends from the Plaza Independencia, which is the junction between the Ciudad Vieja (the historical quarter) and the rest of the city, to the neighbourhood of Cordón.
