If you ever wondered where the people who pay for their travels by juggling or playing guitar or selling woven bracelets stay in Buenos Aires - this is it. The hostel has a laid back Bohemian flavor. It's a little run down and the bathrooms & showers could really use some renovations. There is hot water but very little water... More

Terranova is located in the beautiful area of San Telmo, on quite a quiet, yet marvelously artistic street (Humberto Primo 1). Surrounded by amazing street art, Terranova hostel, itself, houses a wonderful an eclectic array of art, has excellent, and very helpful staff, as well as clean bedrooms and good breakfasts. The vibe in the hostel is good in both... More

I went to Terranova because I read some good reviews on TripAdvisor. I stayed there (for 5 days or so) because the people are so friendly and the building is charming. The owners and employees of the hostel are awesome: super friendly and helpful. The overall vibe is great. It's a smallish hostel and there's a real community feeling amongst... More

While walking the streets of San Telmo my brother and I came across Terranova Hostel. We already had a hostel but we liked the look of the place so decided to check it out. Best choice! 60 pesos per night for a dorm, every night there was live music and fiesta in the bar, a really good kitchen for cooking... More

Terranova was one of the most beautiful streets of Buenos Aires, is a place where you can rest and has several attractions, one of them are murals painted by artists who offer a good overview pretending to be in the mountains or at sea. in the mornings you can walk and breathe in yards aroma of flowers and plants coming... More

I stayed in hotel Terranova for almost 2.5 weeks. It's a cool place. First of all there's a lot of art in the building (on the walls). Which creates a really nice atmosphere. Especially in barrio San Telmo, where the hostel is placed, it fits in nicely since in that neigbourhood there is street art everywhere. The people working in... More