Hotels in Real de San Carlos

"Amazing stay. Quaint. Breakfast included is amazing. Ordered the Americano. Charco Bistro is the best place to eat in town. I had the shrimp appetizer and the ribeye. House red tannat was lovely! All staff were exceptionally friendly! Turn air conditioning on in the room with a remote. Go to De los Suspiros for white wine and cheese in the afternoon. Incredible!"

"The room was charming. The service was attentive and we enjoyed the breakfast. I would highly recommend to anyone travelling to Salta."

"Staff were exceptional. Room was very clean and presentable."

"This is a gem. Beautiful rooms off the main courtyard. Small but you’ll enjoy walking up to the dawn chorus. "

"Room was clean and room was very large separate sitting area and had both fridge and microwave"

"Lovely little place conveniently located. Small room but comfy. Not sound proof so you can hear everyone around you. Nice staff. Continental type of breakfast. Overall great"

"God relation between cost service and price !"

"What a fun historical building and a quiet comfortable stay in a beautiful town not to be missed. The rooms are small but comfortable with great air conditioning. The remodelers took out all the old creaky wood floors and put in concrete in what must have been a monumental job. I didn't notice sound leakage between the rooms at all, but the entrance doors and window are pretty flimsy as required to keep up the look. They gave us actual old keys to the doors which was a fun, but the locks were a bit of a challenge to deal with ;-) Other things we enjoyed: The pool - pretty cold, but very nice The breakfast - simple yogurt and baked goods but delicious The location - beautiful tree lined cobblestone street with ample street parking. The bathrooms - had great showers, but could use a remodel or at least more light The staff - kept the place pretty much spotless. I saw them sweeping the leaves from the sidewalk outside and cleaning the tops of the railings and was impressed. Thanks!! "

"Not far from the old town"