Youth Hostels in Tucuman
Budget Accommodation > Hostels > South America > Argentina > Tucuman
- Order by:
- Popularity
- Name
Pasiones Argentinas
Pasiones Argentinas Hostel y Turismo is a place where tourists visiting the amazing area of Tucuman will have a space to lodge and enjoy a comfortable, warm and extremely pleasant place.
Marcos Paz 336 (Hostel)
Backpacker's Tucuman
Our beautifully renovated 1925 Italian style house is the ideal place to begin your trip into 'Backpacker's Tucuman' and the Inca world.
Laprida 456 (Hostel)
Hostel Las Yungas
Our location is perfect; close to the bus station (only 4 blocks away) and once you arrive you have comfortable common areas as well as spacious rooms at your disposal. The atmosphere is relaxed and cool, in a fun cozy environment.
Guillermo Rawson 16 (Hostel)
Oh! Hostel
Oh! Hostel is the Tucumán's newest hostel, with totally new facilities, and all the comforts you would expect. We have big spaces, big bedrooms, swimming pool, terrace, solarium, kitchen - barbeque, direct-tv, dvd.
Santa Fe 930 (Hostel)
Tucumán Hostel
Tucumán Hostel recommended by lonely planet The place to start enjoying the " Northern Argentina" adventure.
Buenos Aires 669 (Hostel)
Tucuman Discussions
looking for a place in BA
have, consider making intermediate stops. At least in Salta, but Jujuy and Tucuman are also very ...Argentina highlights and essential sightseeing
- Mendoza - San Juan - La Rioja - Catamarca - Tucuman - Salta - Iguazu - BsAs The journey between ...Possible Route - Buenos Aires to Cuzco
suggestion would be either fly or overnight bust to Igazu Falls, then a bus to Tucuman via ...- More Tucuman Discussions from our Central/South America & The Caribbean Travel Forum
Tucuman Blog Entries
Roadtrip!
week zijn we dus 4 dagen in Buenos Aires, 2 dagen in Cordoba en 2 dagen in Tucuman geweest. Vandaag ...Korte roadtrip update
met onze huurauto uit Tucuman zijn vertrokken. Al vele avonturen beleefd en heel veel gezien. Errug ...Argentina, this time for real.
Iguazu falls, Salta, and Tucuman in Argentina. So I think I left off saying I went from Buenos ...- More Tucuman Blog Entries