Very tastefully decorated - everything was beautifully done, including the porcelain in China at breakfast. The beds were very comfortable, the quality of the towels were amazing. The shampoo and body lotion was great. It was absolutely a beautiful hotel. The staff were extremely welcoming, helpful, friendly, really great state. I only regret we didn’t have more time so we could enjoy it more. Breakfast was incredibly fresh varied and very high-quality products. Definitely the best breakfast we had in Uruguay . The hotel is located in the old town of the city where there’s a lot of culture, beautiful architecture, and great Wine Bar called VITIS. We walked around at night and had no problem and really enjoyed the authentic feel of this historical Neighbourhood.

There is nothing we can say about this.

Beautiful old restored house with a lovely bedroom, overlooking Plaza Zabala, close to the Buenos Aires ferry terminal. A very comfortable bed & a themed room with tasteful antique football memorabilia - ours was based on an Uruguayan footballer who played in the first ever World Cup winning team in 1930 - priceless. Breakfast was excellent, including the best muesli I have ever had in my life! The staff were magnificent - kind, helpful, intelligent, good-humoured & genuinely warm people who really made you feel comfortable & welcome. There was a beautiful library to relax in & a magnificent view of the sun setting in the Rio Plata.

Nothing - it was just perfect.

Great location to see all of Cuidad Vieja. Staff go out of their way to make your stay comfortable. Very nice breakfast included. There is a library sitting area where you can relax and beautiful rooftop terrace. Each room is named and styled for a historical Uruguayan figure and has information about them in the room.

A lot of the shops and restaurants in Cuidad Vieja are not open in the evenings, plan accordingly. We walked or took Uber to places outside of the Cuidad Vieja each evening.

The staff was perhaps the friendliest I’ve ever encountered in a hotel (where I have spent much of my time due to work). The hotel has true charm, the breakfast was top (not something I usually am paying too much attention to but it stood out how artfully they served my scrambled eggs!). The furnishings is not modern or new but it is part of the style and fits 100%. Bathroom facilities and library also top. I loved my one night here.

That I could stay longer.

One of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed in. The service is exceptional and the whole staff are friendly and accommodating. They let us into our room a little earlier than the checkin time which was so kind as it was raining. The rooms are large, comfortable and the breakfast was superb. All in all a fantastic stay which lived up the great reviews this hotel already has. Well done the Alma Hotel!

Nothing

Excellent location for walking & buses. Beautiful setting on square. 6th floor terrace for relaxing & a fantastic view. Comfortable quiet guestroom with good a/C & charming decor. Slept great all 4 nights. Lovely breakfast with fresh fruit & yogurt. Good security & super helpful multu-lingual staff.

Would have liked coffee in the room. Breakfast started at 8am.

Beautiful themed hotel in the middle of the old town, not too far from the ferry. We loved our room, which was styled after the Uruguayan painter. Great-sized room, excellent shower. Enjoyed the view from the rooftop. Very kind staff - thank you for your helpful suggestions about the local restaurants. Good breakfast.

Beautiful and unique hotel, excellent location, very helpful staff. Room was huge with air con/heating. Terrace was lovely - great views as was the library. Very enjoyable breakfast - really enjoyed our stay!

No tea/coffee making facilities in room and no iron/ironing board, otherwise exceptional

Nearly everything about this hotel is wonderful. The staff was extremely helpful, the room was comfortable and quiet, the breakfast was very good. The location is good, too, just a 10-minute walk from the pier where the ferry from Buenos Aires docks. The hotel faces a charming little public square with big trees.

At this price, I would've expected a coffee-maker in the room, although that wasn't a big deal. The only real weakness is that the wi-fi wasn't very good.

Breakfast was superb, especially the omelette which was one of the best I have had so far in Uruguay. Roxanna and Manuel were excellent hosts and very knowledgeable about Montevideo and Uruguay. They made our stay memorable.

It is very sad but so many buildings are covered in graffiti. Seems this is a common problem not only in Montevideo but most of the big cities in South America.