Hotels near Rambla of Montevideo

"There was no tissue paper in the bathroom, nor napkins in the mini bar, below Wyndham standards Otherwise, the room was clean and comfortable."

"Honestly no idea how this property has scored anything above a 2. Plus points. Handy to bus station. Friendly check in staff. Nice reception area. Bad points. Room falling to bits. Bathroom horrible and dirty. Windows and floors dirty. Breakfast extra $10 (we didn't bother after seeing the state of the hotel). Advertised as having a guest laundry - it doesn't but has a paid (and expensive) laundry service/dry clean. The area around the bus station is grotty and lots of homeless and dirt. Four hotels so far in South America This was the worst except the nice friendly female at reception was very pleasant and helpful. Stay in the old town/port area or near the southern beaches This area is unpleasant to stay in and it's worth the cost of the uber to stay somewhere else."

"I will not return ever there"

"Nice clean small room. "

"Staff great. "

"Nice and cozy rooms, nice an helpful staff and great location"

"Excellent location for exploring Montevideo’s historic center. The rooms were clean and very comfortable, and I would definitely stay here again"

"Staff was incredible. Room was clean, but not in great condition. Lots of mold in the bathroom that had been painted over, so it was coming back, and the door trim was falling off. TV also didn't work....bed was comfy tho"

"The staff were delightful, but too much of this property is just surface polish. Spotty wi-fi that leaves guests sitting in the hallways or having to go to the lobby just to connect. Superficial cleaning - rather than replace used glassware, they simply rinse it in the bathroom sink and stick it back. And a severe lack of electrical outlets - we had to unplug the lamps in the room in order to charge phones or a laptop. The neighborhood is "just okay" - it's not bad, but it's maybe a block or so outside of good. Breakfast was good, though they can be a little slow on restocking things that have run out. And having one saltshaker and one peppermill for the entire breakfast room seems a bit stingy."