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El Duende de la Posta
100%

El Duende de la Posta

Alsina 1070 - Guesthouse
Its a familiar small and nice hostal near to the bars and pubs area, with all the facilities,the hostel have private rooms with private bathrooms and tv and dorms with and without bathrooms.
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Molles del Portezuelo
98%

Molles del Portezuelo

Pje Peñalba 69 -Bº Portezuelo Norte - Guesthouse
Molles of the Portezuelo B&B is located in the slope of the Hill San Bernardo (1220 mts at sea level). The house is surrounded with vegetation offering a beautiful sight of the city and of the mountainous landscape that surrounds it.
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Poncho Huasi
98%

Poncho Huasi

Guemes 760 Cerrillos - Guesthouse
Extremely welcoming and helpful (english speaking) hosts.
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Hostal El Aljibe
86%

Hostal El Aljibe

Alvarado 322 Salta - Guesthouse
Very nice central location. Close to the bus station as well as the main square where restaurants are located. Bilingual staff.
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Hostal El Quijote
86%

Hostal El Quijote

Las Heras 1325 - Guesthouse
Welcome to El Quijote guesthouse, we invite you to enjoy Salta in a special way. El Quijote provides you comfort, quality and hospitality while you are away from home.
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Travellers North Hostel
78%

Travellers North Hostel

Av. Hipolito Yrigoyen 158 - Guesthouse
We have all the facilities you will need plus the best atmosphere in town, in a clean and friendly hostel located in a secure part of Salta. The friendliest, most relaxed family environment in Salta.
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Hostal America
73%

Hostal America

Alvarado 528 - Guesthouse
The hotel is located in the city centre, it's colonial style, and in an excellent location. All rooms are on ground floor. Our facilities include a kitchen, terrace, confectionery, internet access wi-fi and other services for tourists.
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Hostal Nuestro Sueño
73%

Hostal Nuestro Sueño

Gómez Recio 637 - Guesthouse
Our Hostal is guided by this thought, to do with the desire of the traveler who enters at this house will feel.
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Hostel de la Linda
64%

Hostel de la Linda

Alberdi 695 - Guesthouse
Our family run property is a typical Saltenian house, which offers the facilities and services for the great stay of independent travellers of the whole world, or of anyone wishing to enjoy Argentinian warmness..
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Antigua Sala Hosteria

Antigua Sala Hosteria

Bolivar 2800 - Guesthouse
The Hosteria Located only 10 minutes away from Salta’s downtown, Antigua Sala will make your stay unforgettable.
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Hostal El Balcon del Valle

Hostal El Balcon del Valle

Alvarado 1668 - Guesthouse
Located at only 8 blocks from the principal square of salta city.the best place for your holidays at a hostal ,with the personal atte of its owners. Services.
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Hostal Yatasto

Hostal Yatasto

Pueyrredon 352 - Guesthouse
We have single rooms, shared rooms, double rooms and quintuple rooms, with private bathroom or shared. We also have a BBQ place, a backyard, internet connection and wi-fi, laundry service , parking, touristic information 24 h, breakfast, etc.
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Kusisa Hostal

Kusisa Hostal

Juramento 54 - Guesthouse
This Hotel is run by its owners so you can hace a wonderful experience and feel like home. Our Hotel is in the historical heart of the city.
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Salta

Salta is the capital of the Salta Province, in the northwest of Argentina. It is Argentina's 8th largest city, with a population of around 475,000. The city was first founded on April 16, 1582 by the Spanish conquistador Hernando de Lerma. His original intension was the city to be an outpost between Buenos Aires and Lima in Peru.

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Guest Reviews

Hostal Nuestro Sueño

Hostal Nuestro Sueño

unsafe location, no english clean and friendly ... more

Overall
3

marenhoch stayed here in Apr 2011

Hostal El Aljibe

Hostal El Aljibe

Very nice central location. Close to the bus station as well as the main square where restaurants are located. Bilingual staff. ... more

Overall
5

desert_dwe stayed here in Jul 2010

Poncho Huasi

Poncho Huasi

Extremely welcoming and helpful (english speaking) hosts. Would consider their guided tours which would be much better than group tours and would be worth extra $. It is out of town but great as a base for seeing the countryside. ... more

Overall
5

wavertonjo stayed here in Oct 2009

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