Al(f)aDelta Reviews

We had a really nice stay at this hostel! It\'s an amazing place to stay at. Yet, we would like to comment that the house to us was quite dirty. What we remember most was the smell in the kitchen. Maybe it\'s not always like this, but when we stayed in the house, the kitchen smelled really bad (and didn\'t look much better). The rest of the house was similar. Still, the atmosphere in the place (relaxed owner) and the beautiful garden (great tree house! :) made it a visit we really like to remember!

Host unfriendly. We booked a double-room and he told us that we got bad luck and offered us a room with around five beds... then he recognized that he was wrong and we got the double-room: very dirty, door broken, window broken, whole in the window-net... The toilette didn't work - he told me to wait 5 minutes. I waited two days... the shower didn't work at all! No food to buy (as was told in the internet)- instead we could buy a meal with drinks for 200 pesos each etc.! The door was broken,

Spending a couple of days at Al(f)aDelta was great, the hostel is located on an old house over the Delta del Tigre, getting there (1.5 hours in a boat from Tigre) was the start of a experience, it was like traveling by a neighborhood where instead of roads you have water, we couldn't stop looking around. The hostel itself is really nice with comfortable beds, vintage decoration and a beach where you can take a bath on the river. On top of that Andres is an amazing host. Completely recommended.

If you like to camp in hippystyle, go for it. It was fun after all but we were a bit shocked when we arrived. The owner was very friendly and he lend us sheets and a mattress because we didn't bring any. Make sure to bring an air-mattress and sheets when you rent an place in a tent.