Yunga
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 10:00 |
Breakfast | Breakfast available |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Pool
Non-smoking
Currency exchange
Internet access
More about Yunga
Yunga
Featuring a garden with a swimming pool, Yunga offers rooms with free Wi-Fi in Las Heras, only 1.5 km from the city centre. Fully carpeted, rooms at Yunga are fitted with heating. Some of them have private bathrooms. Massage sessions can be...
Reviews from 
Family traveller
Comment: 22 Sep 2024
Stayed in: Sep 2024
An oasis in the city
We loved it! A quiet place with lots of green!! Nice neighborhood, away from downtown for those of us who had no mobility. Towels and breakfast are paid; if you would like breakfast. We had a bright room, with super clean and scented bedspreads; but the bathroom very small and rudimentary (could be improved), hot water in the shower.
Friendly and willing reception girls in the attention.
Friendly and willing reception girls in the attention.
Couple
UK
Comment: 30 Jan 2020
Stayed in: Jan 2020
Great venue, bit far from town, pity about some of the staff
This place has all the makings of a great hostel.
Pool, BBQ area, top deck, average breakfast, OK WiFi, aircon, reasonable rooms, secure and only a 10 min cab from town.
They do need to do is sort out the kitchen and utensils, alot of our food went off as the fridge didn't close, not enough space for everyone's food gets 'borrowed', the whole place could be cleaner in general.
It is a bit over priced and there are places in town just as good.
Hopefully the Summer staff are leaving soon as it very much felt like you were spoiling their holiday. And wow if you don't speak Spanish watch out.
Anyway all of us felt the same, with a bit of good management, concerned staff and less BS plus a free van to town it would be one of the best places around.
Pool, BBQ area, top deck, average breakfast, OK WiFi, aircon, reasonable rooms, secure and only a 10 min cab from town.
They do need to do is sort out the kitchen and utensils, alot of our food went off as the fridge didn't close, not enough space for everyone's food gets 'borrowed', the whole place could be cleaner in general.
It is a bit over priced and there are places in town just as good.
Hopefully the Summer staff are leaving soon as it very much felt like you were spoiling their holiday. And wow if you don't speak Spanish watch out.
Anyway all of us felt the same, with a bit of good management, concerned staff and less BS plus a free van to town it would be one of the best places around.
Group traveller
Comment: 30 Oct 2017
Stayed in: Oct 2017
Terrible
Don't go! Beforehand they weren't kind with their emails, and not clear at all with what they wanted. They do not help you and don't make you feel comfortable. I would never recommend this place. Terrible
Couple
NZ
Comment: 29 Aug 2017
Stayed in: Aug 2017
Budget accommodation
First of all this is a hostel, so don't expect flash accommodation. The place is a bit tired and could use a bit of paint and a tidy up. Having said that the staff were exceptionally friendly and bent over backwards to help us plan our day in Salta, booking tours for us and making recommendations. Breakfast was included and consisted of coffee or tea and some bakery items (Medialunes).
Couple
IE
Comment: 30 Aug 2014
Stayed in: Aug 2014
1 Peso and a Spoon of sugar...
We booked this hostel/guest house for three nights through Booking.com after reading the reviews and being very impressed with the photos. It was more expensive that other hostels/guest houses in Salta, however, seeing as it as my birthday we thought that we would treat ourselves.
Straight away when we arrived we notice that the property it was not half as impressive as the photos had portrayed, which of course was disappointing considering the price. We had purchased some groceries to make lunch and a dinner for that evening. We asked about using the kitchen and we were told that guest are not allowed, we pointed out that their profile on Booking.com states “Shared Kitchen”. The staff then said that we could make sandwiches for lunch and they would discuss the matter with the manager.
We made lunch and I went looking for some sugar for my coffee, I was then told by the staff that the coffee, tea and sugar was for breakfast only and I was not permitted to have a spoon of sugar even though we had used our own tea and coffee. I asked a second time, just to be sure that I was clear regarding my request for one spoon of sugar, again I was told no. At this point we decided to talk to the manager regarding the use of the kitchen, again we were told that guests are not allowed to use it, even after we pointed out online that it clearly states “Shared Kitchen” on their profile, to which we were informed that this was Booking.com's mistake. We decided to stay one night only, check out the following morning and this was agreed with the staff.
The next morning a staff member approached us, said that she had spoken to Booking.com and they would be in touch as it was their mistake regarding the profile information. She then decided to insult us by bringing other guests additional breakfast items which we had not been offered. We went to pay our bill for the one night, which came to ARS $430, but she insisted that it was $431, disputing over the 1 peso (at the time of this review 1peso = €0.09). I then had to show her the confirmation price from Booking.com, $430 was correct for one nights stay, I paid and asked for a receipt. She said she would not give us a receipt, to which I insisted. We informed her that we would be writing a review about our stay and how dissatisfied we were.
Three hours later I received an email from Booking.com stating that it had been reported to them that we were a no-show at El Quijote for our booking. I can only assume that she did this so that we would be unable to write a review. This also meant that Booking.com would be charging us one nights stay for a no-show, as per their policy. I informed Booking.com of the above and forwarded a copy of my receipt. They resolved the matter in an extremely professional manner, stating that the profile details were entirely El Quijote's responsibility and offered me credit on my account.
I have never stayed in a hospitality property where I was subjected to such insults, even after checking out.
Straight away when we arrived we notice that the property it was not half as impressive as the photos had portrayed, which of course was disappointing considering the price. We had purchased some groceries to make lunch and a dinner for that evening. We asked about using the kitchen and we were told that guest are not allowed, we pointed out that their profile on Booking.com states “Shared Kitchen”. The staff then said that we could make sandwiches for lunch and they would discuss the matter with the manager.
We made lunch and I went looking for some sugar for my coffee, I was then told by the staff that the coffee, tea and sugar was for breakfast only and I was not permitted to have a spoon of sugar even though we had used our own tea and coffee. I asked a second time, just to be sure that I was clear regarding my request for one spoon of sugar, again I was told no. At this point we decided to talk to the manager regarding the use of the kitchen, again we were told that guests are not allowed to use it, even after we pointed out online that it clearly states “Shared Kitchen” on their profile, to which we were informed that this was Booking.com's mistake. We decided to stay one night only, check out the following morning and this was agreed with the staff.
The next morning a staff member approached us, said that she had spoken to Booking.com and they would be in touch as it was their mistake regarding the profile information. She then decided to insult us by bringing other guests additional breakfast items which we had not been offered. We went to pay our bill for the one night, which came to ARS $430, but she insisted that it was $431, disputing over the 1 peso (at the time of this review 1peso = €0.09). I then had to show her the confirmation price from Booking.com, $430 was correct for one nights stay, I paid and asked for a receipt. She said she would not give us a receipt, to which I insisted. We informed her that we would be writing a review about our stay and how dissatisfied we were.
Three hours later I received an email from Booking.com stating that it had been reported to them that we were a no-show at El Quijote for our booking. I can only assume that she did this so that we would be unable to write a review. This also meant that Booking.com would be charging us one nights stay for a no-show, as per their policy. I informed Booking.com of the above and forwarded a copy of my receipt. They resolved the matter in an extremely professional manner, stating that the profile details were entirely El Quijote's responsibility and offered me credit on my account.
I have never stayed in a hospitality property where I was subjected to such insults, even after checking out.
Location
Las Heras 1325, Salta, 4400, Argentina|1.49 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
10:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
Pets not allowed
Breakfast available
Breakfast options
Vegan breakfast, Vegetarian breakfast
Breakfast price
Rs 2,207 (≈ARS 11,828.5)/person
Payment before arrival via bank transfer is required. The property will contact you after you book to provide instructions. Parking is subject to availability due to limited spaces. Please inform Yunga in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Please note the based on local tax laws, all Argentinian citizens and resident foreigners must pay an additional fee (VAT) of 21%. Only foreigners who pay with a foreign credit card, debit card or via bank transfer are exempt from this 21% additional fee (VAT) in accommodation and breakfast when presenting a foreign passport or a foreign ID along with a supporting document handed by the national migrations authority, if applicable.
Argentinean citizens and residents will be charged an additional 21% value added tax. Only foreign guests who pay with a foreign credit card or debit card are exempt from this 21% additional fee (VAT) in accommodations and breakfast when presenting a foreign passport or a foreign ID along with a supporting document handed by the national migrations authority, if applicable.
This hotel accepts the following payment methods:
Cash
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