Orcey

Recent Reviews: 270

• User:Hopsing1

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Great Front Desk

  09 Nov 2022

  The hotel is very well located, nice basic breakfast and the rooms were basic but clean! The front desk was very helpful. Arel was especially helpful, our thanks to him.Online reservations were easy and pre-arrival requests were answered.

• User:Guram S

  Trip type:

  Cheap but too old and not comfortable!

  21 Oct 2019

  So, the location was too good, that's right. The price also fine, but the rest - mmm, not really.Our room was too old, when air ventilation was working it was so noisy that we could hardly sleep, even had feeling that it will burst now and kill my friend who was sleeping under it :)The breakfast - horrible, almost nothing. And have to mention that our friends room was fine, so you should demand good room and ask to change if you get those ones on the oldest floor.Check in check out procedures were fine and overall normal, but more bad then good.

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• User:MikeLondonSE

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Pros:Central,clean,friendly,good snacks,good value.Cons:Room501 by noisy lift,wet shower floor,few hooks,erratic wifi.

  04 Jan 2019

• User:manuelaE3038WG

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Not worth ot

  21 Sept 2018

  Have been there twice and there will not be a third time. Neither internet nor TV in the room, uninterested front desk and shabbiness everywhere. Close to the buquebus but it is not in a pretty street. They should seriously consider taking out Palace from the name

• User:638stevend

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Very clean, weak WiFi signal in room and street noise

  04 Oct 2017

  I booked the Tucuman Palace based on location and price. The location is extremely good, about a 15 minute from the airport bus station and 10 minutes to the ferry to Uruguay. Plaza de Mayo was about 15 minutes walking and Florida street 2 blocks away. I felt safe walking in the neighborhood at night. The hotel was very clean. The towels and sheets were a bit worn, but both were changed daily. They didn't just make the bed, the put on new sheets every day. The breakfast was good. Always bread, croissants, ham, cheese, cold cereal coffee, and juice available. the apple juice was ok, the orange was processed and not great. Some morning there was pound cake and sometimes a bowl of fruit cocktail. For 80 pesos it was a much better deal than what was available outside the hotel. The two elevators were old and still had doors you needed to manually shut. Both were always working, though sometimes they were very slow and sometimes you had to watch your step coming out as they weren't quite even with the floor. Tucuman is a busy street at all hours and there was a parking garage opposite the hotel so you constantly .had traffic noise and various chirps from car alarms. The windows were not adequate for noise suppression. There was only a curtain on the windows and one of the heavy pull down shutters so light was an issue at night since I chose not to mess with the cumbersome shutter.My room was at the end of the hall and the WiFi signal was weak and sometimes not available. If you needed something printed, you could email it to the hotel and they would print it for you. Not all room have a safe, which in Buenos Aires is a requirement for me. The first room I was in did not have one, so I needed to use the safe at reception. They switched me to a triple room the next day that had a safe at no extra charge. The hotel staff was friendly, though some spoke no English. Bottom line is the Tucuman Palace is dated, but for the price, that is expected. I had the option to switch hotels when my stay was extended which I considered because of the WIFi, but I figured for the money and effort required, the Tucuman was still ok.

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