This little hotel is very basic but clean and comfortable. Great value for the price! The staff was very friendly. Breakfast was the traditional Argentinian spread: coffee, tea, media luna, toast with butter and jam, fruit, cereal with yogurt. The town is very small and sleepy, but we used the location to explore nearby Calilegua National Park. We were able to see wild toucans in the trees surrounding the hotel!

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It's an excellent location, those who want to visit the National Park of Calilegua. This facility provides excellent food services so that you don't need to go out for meals.

There's nothing to say anything bad.

perfect for overnight stops (very few accomodations in the area) - solid simple rooms - pretty clean - secure - very fair price

Very helpful staff, close to national park

Restaurant closed for holidays!

If you want to visit Calilegua National Park, there are not many options so Benitez was a reasonable choice. Breakfast was okay but no ham and cheese available as shown on the photo's of the breakfast buffet (only processed cup of cream cheese spread)

The airconditioning was not working properly, after a while it started leaking. Restaurant was closed on the sunday night so we had to go back to Lib. Gen. San Martin for dinner as there were no other acceptable options around.

Comfortable beds, hot shower, friendly staff

Wifi was weak in the rooms. Breakfast was supposed to be included, but we didn't get any.

Family hotel. The host was welcoming.

We did not have internet in the room

room was basic but very clean.Staff was friendly.

food was basic and prices of the restaurant were way out. 2 empanadas for 11000ars is crazy. in a 4star hotel it is 7000ars for 3. Saul ,the owner, knows that it is the only restaurant for tourists in the neighbourhood and that´s why he makes it so expensive which is a pitty😒Problems to pay with creditcard, owner prefers cash in $.

Nada destacable

La atencion

The breakfast was pretty good, there were biscuits, fruit, yogurt, and cereal (although no cold milk or bowls so I ate it on a plate with yogurt). The coffee was really good.

We booked this place over others because they said they accepted card, and because this was our last night in Argentina we were running low on cash. When we got there, they said that their card machine was broken so we could only pay in cash. This forced us to use American Dollars at the official rate, which made it cost twice as much as the blue rate. We also asked him if we could exchange cash there and he did not seem to be aware of the blue rate until we declined to exchange cash at the official rate. So overall, the whole cash/paying situation was not ideal. When checking in, we got little to information about the facilities. I had to ask about when the breakfast was served, and we didn't get the wifi information. The shower only had 2 minutes of hot water, and the beds were uncomfortable. The wifi reception was bad. The locks on the doors were not in good condition and would stick a lot. It was hard to open every door, whether because the lock wasn't working well, or because the door itself was stuck. Overall, the accommodations are incredibly expensive for what you get. It has the price of a hotel, but feels more like a hostel, and not one of the good hostels. I would not recommend staying here.