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Posada Al Sur Montevideo

Perez Castellano 1424 Montevideo, Uruguay

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TravelPod Member ReviewsPosada Al Sur Montevideo

“Great B&B (and inexpensive)”

aaw 2 contributions
Ottawa, Canada Flag of Canada
Mar 31, 2011

I came across this great B&B after search for a reasonably priced place for my family to spend a night in Montevideo. Many other places were quite expensive or limited 3 guests to a room. The staff at Posada al Sur were very friendly and helpful (way more than expected). The room was comfortable. Although the bathrooms were shared, they were very clean. The typical breakfast was good and came from local sources. The B&B has a strong commitment to Responsible Tourism. We will stay here again in about a week.

This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelPosada Al Sur Montevideo

A very interesting day

A travel blog entry by aaw

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Today we went to Posada al sur a B&B in old Montevideo. Montevideo is the capital city of Uruguay.The B&B is 100 years old! And the doors are at least six meters tall. There also is a balcony on the roof where there is a great view. Posada al sur is a great B&B because the staff are nice, the breakfast is good and the structure is …

Back to Montevideo

A travel blog entry by aaw

Today we had to say goodbye to Pedro, Nahir and Maria Rosa. After we left the estancia we got on the bus and went back to Montevideo. We had a great time at the Estancia.

When we got back to Montevideo, we went back to Posada al Sur. We had dinner with Yarro`s grandparents at a restaurant. We ordered a bread called Faina. We saw the chef …

24 hours in Montevideo

A travel blog entry by emilywhitchurch

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We spent 24 hours in Uruguay's capital city, Montevideo. Doesn't the name just sound so glamorous and playful, "Montevideo"! In reality, it's more a faded sort of grandeur, a bit Brighton's Grand Hotel: slightly flaking and in need of a refurb, but still radiating history and charm.



Pousada al Sur was a great hostel …

Montevideo - it's not yet changed to Monte-DVD!

A travel blog entry by jenandtony

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Montevideo lies on the opposite side of the River plate to Buenos Aires and was therefore an easy to organise next step on our travels. The cheapest (and quickest) way is to take a short crossing by boat to Colonia and then take a bus into Montevideo (Uruguay's capital). We however, had been beguiled by the poetic description in another traveller's …

Uruguay Fever

A travel blog entry by jiewu

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In Porto Alegre Ritchie had noticed a rash developing on his legs. By the time we arrived in Montevideo it was all over him - even on the palms of his hands. A quick Google inquiry revealed that there ain't many things that can put a rash on the palm of one's hands, the list is short and particularly nasty. In the face of our research we bit …

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