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Hostal Prisamata
A place where all wanderers souls meet,this colonial house is full of character if you like cooking,there is a self carhering kitchen,and earth oven ans a grill.
Mitre 833 (Guesthouse)
Molles del Portezuelo
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.
Pje Peñalba 69 -Bº Portezuelo Norte (Guesthouse)
Poncho Huasi
Poncho Huasi is run by an Englishman and his Argentine wife who have been living in the UK for the last seven years and know exactly what you want from a holiday.
Guemes 760 Cerrillos (Guesthouse)
Inti Huasi
In our hostel you can feel like at home. It is situated in a quiet area, only three blocks from the bus terminal and 10 minutes walking distance from the center. The rooms are big and comfortable and include bed linen, towels and free use private lockers.
Abraham Cornejo 120 (Guesthouse)
Hostal del Centro
Travelling on a budget doesn`t mean you always have to suffer ! We really don't want to boast but with everything we offer you its hard not to ! We really are a new hostal set up by travelers for travelers. Be the first to rate us on Hostal world !
Cordoba 83 (Guesthouse)
Hostal El Aljibe
El Aljibe is a family-run property, mid XX century colonial house, recicled to provide comfort to its guests.
Alvarado 322 Salta (Guesthouse)
Complejo La Almudena
We have three towers in duplex with 2 departments in each with 2 abitaciones, placards, bath and antebaño, hot water, cisina total equipped mind, refrigerator, microwaves, set of dishes, dining room, living, wifi, heating, TV, sink to wash, grill, garage,
La Almudena Calle 2 Casa 1 (Guesthouse)
Hostal Las Cuatro Torres
Hostal Las Cuatro Torres is located in the heart of the elegant Villa San Lorenzo, only 10 minutes from the city of Salta, and on the main street of the village the bus that brings you the city is No. 7e. It has private and shared rooms.
Av San Martin 1360 San Lorenzo (Guesthouse)
Hostal Maya
Taken root in Argentina since 2003, our French owner comes to Salta with the idea of make a project of a cultural exchange.
Entre Rios 466 (Guesthouse)
Hostal Morena Clara
Welcome to Salta, welcome to the valleys, to the 'quebradas', the views as well as the history and origins of our country.
Zabala Nº 358 (Guesthouse)
Hostal Nuestro Sueño
Our Hostal is guided by this thought, to do with the desire of the traveler who enters at this house will feel.
Gómez Recio 637 (Guesthouse)
Hostal Yatasto
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.
Pueyrredon 352 (Guesthouse)
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.
From the Salta Travel Guide
Guest Reviews
Hostal del Centro
Fantastic hostel in the centre of Salta with really great staff. Well stocked kitchen, nice outside space for eating and good quality rooms. The manager is English which is an extra bonus for non Spanish speakers. ... more
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
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