La Justina

Really enjoyed our stay at this hostel. Hosts are so nice and really care about their guests. Their homemade bread, scones and cake for breakfast are amazing! Not the craziest atmosphere as is a family hostel, but the kitchen and social areas are big and well equipped.

One of the best hostels you'll ever stay. Fresh made bread and scones for breakfast with delicious coffee. Leo and Santiago never seem to stop working. The effort they put into this place is superhuman. Had the best New Years Eve there, they catered for 25 people. I never ate so much meat in my life!

This hotel is located about a 40-minute walk from the main bus station and five blocks from the town center, situated down a steep hill in a quiet neighborhood. While the location is peaceful, the rooms lack soundproofing, and we were unfortunate to have one near the main entrance, which added to the noise. Our room was also quite small, and the shower room was very narrow with a cramped shower space. The toilet’s flush system was flimsy and unfortunately broke during our stay, and the shower head could have used some cleaning or replacement. Hopefully, these issues have been addressed since our visit. On the positive side, the manager was very helpful, offering great advice on things to do and places to visit in the area. The breakfast was a highlight, featuring delicious homemade scones and jam. Overall, while there are areas for improvement, the friendly service and breakfast made our stay enjoyable.

Very clean (10/10) and cosy hostel. The hostel owner Leo and his son have been very kind and helpful during our stay. They helped us with planning our trip, finding good restaurants and lots more. The home made breakfast was wonderful. Thanks!

I have spent the whole November 2024 here in dorm for 6 people, it felt like home, both Leo and Santi are very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is good, beds, pillows and blankets are nice. There are many toilets and showers, kitchen is full equipped. This hostel felt more like visiting a friend's house: it's not very big and located in a 5-10 minute walking distance from the busiest street. So it was very quiet outside and loud inside in the evening. If you are looking for a nice calm place to stay long – it's a great option in Bariloche.

Cozy hostel, with a fair value for money ratio. The host is very friendly and supportive when things go not as per the plan. Unfortunately, it was not as clean as we've been told by friends and as we expected. We found a lot of hair in the room and on the sheets and the pillows (even though only decoration) were very dirty. Also, it was very difficult to sit straight on the toilet for an averagely sized person. Last but not least, only cash is accepted as payment method. We knew this before, so it was nit an issue, but we'd love to pay by card or online. Cleaning a bit more, and I'd happily give 5 stars rating.

A very cosy hostel that feels like home. The owners are very nice and supportive. The place is very well maintained and cleaning is done continuously through the day. The shared bathrooms were always clean with availability of toilet paper, soap and shampoo. The place has good wifi connectivity in all rooms, and towels are provided to all guests at no additional costs. There is a nice common area where you can meet other travelers, with a well equipped kitchen. A good breakfast is served for free. The place has a couple of private rooms so its still suitable for couples traveling and willing to socialize at the same time. Make sure you have cash as they only accept cash as form of payment.

We stayed here a few times during our stay at Bariloche and really enjoyed our time. The rooms were nice and clean, and the owner really helpful. The hostel is slightly uphill from the city center. We didn't find the walking too difficult, but maybe others might. I would definitely return to this place if I am back in Bariloche