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Interesting lifts with trellis-type inner gate, not seen elsewhere for decades. The reception staff spoke rudimentary English, so you really need some rudimentary Spanish. Woken at six by the horse-drawn dumpster divers in the street. Nothing particularly Palatial, London-related, or obviously Persian about the place, but a pleasant enough stay. Contrary to the description here, there is no in-room safe but there is in-room wifi.

I'd give the Radisson 4 1/2 stars. In Montevideo it is probably one of the very best you have to choose from, especially the location. The old town area, just across from the Placa Liberdade is the main attraction of the city and the Radisson is right there on the Placa. You are safe walking there almost anytime of the day or night, lots of police. The wine is excellent as is the theater Solis, close by too, very close.

The hotel room was fine, clean and tidy, ac worked well, tv etc. Hotel staff were helpful and friendly. The breakfast was good. There was some renovation work goig on during the daytime, but this would only be a tempory thing. The hotel was in the centre of town, I'm not sure I'd have discarded one of my backpack padlocks at the well, top of road though. There were plenty of reasonably priced restaurants close the hotel. Loads of shops. This was near the end of my stay in South America, there were plenty of places to buy souvenirs, shop around. Mercardo de los Artesanos a few bloks down was particularly good I thought. Montevideo is a very pleasant city, friendly people. There were plenty of places to change money, I even managed to change sterling into USD at a very good rate. I had arrived from Rio Grande, Brazil, wildlife enthusiasts, the stretch south to the border, Chui was very boggy/pampas, there were loads of birds and I saw a couple of large crocs. I really wanted to see capybara, and I did, quite a few, some right by the side of the road as large brown pig shaped rodents, some as large as a small dustbin. There were a few remaining rheas, it was the weekend, the colourful local gauchos were holding a meeting. I departed for Argentina using the ferry, two sailings per day. Tickets in the docks, a restricted area, ther was a chunk of the battle ship Graf Spee that had presumably been salvaged. The fierce gun battle between the German and British parties was well explained. This was a very pleasant hotel and a very pleasant couple of days I had in Montevideo too.

Hotel is well-located, just around the corner of the main shopping street. Nearby there are plenty of options for food and grocery shopping. Room does not have "normal' power sockets and so we had to charge our phone and laptop with the reception (this is what I meant with "update") Shower was of a good heat and power. Unfortunately no water-heater (for tea/coffee) in the room (should "update" themselves. Breakfast was acceptable with a positive high variety of fruits The beds sinks a bit in the middle *(should "update")

The hotel is located in a good best place for tourism in Montevideo. It is close to the main spots: Teatro Solis, Plaza Independencia, Ciudad Vieja and a 10 minutes walk from Mercado de Puerto. In spite they did not change the beddings in four days, the rooms were cleaned everyday. The problem with the room is the bathroom: it gets wet every shower you take. It maybe be really annoying for some people. Regarding the hotel as a whole, the worst part is the breakfast: unlees you go for breakfast by 8 o'clock you will get only some pieces of bread and dirty glasses. The cleaness is also terrible!! The hotel management should take care of this issue, because the hotel is not bad and does not deserve such a breakfast service. As for the swimming pool, the water is not warm.

It was quite a distance to walk to the hostel if you have much lugguage; it is close to bus stops and close to the old city; one can actuall walk there. the staff are friendly but oe of the staff members ofte turned the volume of the hi fi to the maimum and his friendly laughter was deafening. It is a good udge hotel wih ensuite bathroom. It offers a big locker in which you place your big suitcases But you need to have your ow lock. And this hostel belongs to a chain establishment that has hostels in brazil and other south amerian countries.

The room is a good size, clean and well organised. It is only a short walk to major landmarks. Some of the staff were outstanding, so kind and helpful. However the night staff were less so. They had the tbv on really loud in the reataurant so they could watch bad gameshows - just really thoughtless to their guests. There was only me and another lady and she was skyping so definitely wasn't watching. The food at dinner was not great. Breakfast is ok.

First we were really happy with the room as we got a discount rate but the hotel upgraded us to a very nice room. However on our third day the reception called us at 5:00 pm saying that ppl complained that we were too noisy! We were simply watching CNN and discussing the news! What kind of hotel doesn’t allow ppl to watch the 5 pm news??? Even if the neighbors said something about the noise, any professional receptionist should simply point out that at 5 pm guests are allowed to watch TV! Why calling our room and saying that we are noisy? We’ve been traveling around the world for 3 straight years and never got a complaint like that. It’s just unacceptable!