Youth Hostel in Montevideo
Travel Tips for Montevideo - Unplugged Hostel (Page 1/1)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
Visitor Attractions
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11 Dec 2011 Gabriel Pablo, Argentina:
La Rambla, Ciudad Vieja, Parque Rodó (day and night), Feria Tristán Narvaja |
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04 Feb 2011 Odd Eivind, Norway:
Hire bicycles, nice way to see town. |
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04 Feb 2011 Odd Eivind, Norway:
After the carnival parade we wanted to go down town and find a bar/nightclub. But after the guy next to us in the parade got stabbed, and some other guy tried to rob us. We gave up and went back to the hostel. |
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30 Dec 2010 EDUARDO, Brazil:
Sunset at the rambla. Try to drink a wine and the uruguayan life style. Ciudad Vieja is fantastic as well. Go to Centenario Stadium to visit museum if you have time. Night life is also interesting. Montevideo is a quite interesting capital. You have to feel it. |
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30 Dec 2010 Tatiana, Brazil:
next to the hostel there is the best chivito (a local burguer) in montevideo. It cost 135 uruguay pesos! |
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03 Dec 2010 Eleanor, USA:
Punta del Diablo and Cabo Polonia! |
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22 Sep 2010 Tudor, England & Wales:
Try Marcos Chivitos across the road. |
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25 Aug 2010 Miguel, Brazil:
We went to the Pony Pisador, a very good place to dance. We arrived at Montevideo for "La Noche de la Nostalgia", the best night to party in the country. |
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25 Aug 2010 Miguel, Brazil:
La Ciudad Vieja, undoubtfully, and Teatro Solis. |
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| HI Hostel Montevideo - Unplugged HostelUnplugged hostel is one of the HI network of hostels in Uruguay and one of six hostels in Montevideo. The hostel is located in Pocitos, one of the most beautiful and safe neighbourhoods in Montevideo; and conveniently located near to the beach (500 meters) and the famous Rambla. The hostel is spacious with good size rooms and great facilities. The young hostel staff looks forward to welcoming you and making your stay comfortable and enjoyable. | more...... |