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brianrossy 18 Mar 2011 17:22

Buenos Aires - Hostel w/ parking?
 
Ahoy all,

Took the plunge a couple days ago and booked a hostel, naively thinking it would be similar to Santiago and have a compound lot with somewhere to hide the bike. It was just a single door entry...no moto parking. Does anyone have anywhere to stay that has parking??

Cheers,
Rossy.

BlackBeast 19 Mar 2011 11:47

I highly recommend Kilca Hostel in BA - 1545 Mexico, in the San Telmo District. Courtyard parking for motos. There were 6 bikes parked in the courtyard when we were there. Family run and Guido the owner is the most amazing and helpful host.
Daryll

brianrossy 20 Mar 2011 02:24

Ended up getting a bed at dakar motos. Great place and other moto traveller to share stories with!

TravellingStrom 20 Mar 2011 02:42

Thats the place to be , DakarMotos, say hi to Xavier for me :)

*Touring Ted* 21 Mar 2011 18:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by waterfox (Post 329046)
truthfully, isn´t the place riddled with cockroaches and a bit of a dump?
w:confused1:

Not at all..

It isnt the Hilton.. It's a hostel for motorcycle travellers, a great workshop and invaluabe hubb for gathing information and meeting other travellers.

Never any cockroaches there when I was there and the bathroom/showers were always kept very clean. Once you add the great Asados and all the friendly locals who drop by, it's a highlight of Argentina in itself...

Have you ever been ???? I doubt it !

BCK_973 21 Mar 2011 19:20

Ted
He is not a traveller,he has never been there and he likes to start flame wars on internet forums.
Don´t waist more time on that.....:smiliex:

*Touring Ted* 21 Mar 2011 19:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by BCK_973 (Post 329158)
Ted
He is not a traveller,he has never been there and he likes to start flame wars on internet forums.
Don´t waist more time on that.....:smiliex:

I got that impression...... Some people need hobbies eh ! :thumbdown:

adamiko 23 Mar 2011 18:50

Ted,


I've stayed in Dakar Motos last week, and liked it a lot.
Simple, friendly, cheap, and very helpful owners.
There where a few nice MC travelers, so we had a great time.
It may not be the Hilton, but much better in my eyes.

Adam

*Touring Ted* 23 Mar 2011 18:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by adamiko (Post 329460)
Ted,


I've stayed in Dakar Motos last week, and liked it a lot.
Simple, friendly, cheap, and very helpful owners.
There where a few nice MC travelers, so we had a great time.
It may not be the Hilton, but much better in my eyes.

Adam

Aye men brother !! :thumbup1:

mika 23 Mar 2011 19:41

Dakar Motos
 
Hi there,


if you are a mc traveller you want to meet the locals and learn from them, exchange information with other travellers and work on your bike.

if you are a tourist on two wheels you want only comfort and nice photos.

Dakar Motos is for mc travellers, and Sandra and Javier are going far out of their way to help a mc traveller ... it is the perfect place for mc travellers in BsAs.

A big MUCHAS GRACIAS for what Sandra and Javier have done for me and for many other mc travellers.

who wants to stay at a Hilton? I dont.

Mika from Salta/Argentina

panhandle1300 23 Mar 2011 21:29

Dakar Motos
 
Unfortunately we didn't stay at Dakar when we were in B.A. but have heard nothing but good reports from other people that have. We have met Javier and Sandra and they are both extremely friendly and helpful.
Just my 2 pennorth f.w.i.w.

brianrossy 24 Mar 2011 03:41

I'm writing this from 1 of 5 comfy beds at Dakar motos. I spent a week here catching up on city stuff and bike maintenance and Wouldve been screwed if I'd stayed anywhere else. As a newby to motos I made a few mistakes and Javier helped me no worries!! Sandra was very welcoming when I first arrived.

The place has all you need, wifi toilet shower backyard workshop beds and fellow moto travellers!! And a supermarket around the corner. Very happy with my stay. Cheers!!

You can find their number at [url=http://www.dakarmotos.com]DAKAR MOTOS-HOME OF

Mick O'Malley 24 Mar 2011 09:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by mika
A big MUCHAS GRACIAS for what Sandra and Javier have done for me and for many other mc travellers.

Seconded.

*Touring Ted* 24 Mar 2011 22:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by waterfox (Post 329595)
Revolution Road: The hamster died..


use the link and read the article, I spent 7 years at school in the same municipality and my mother lived down the road for 25 years, the neighbourhood is not very touristy, if you are short of money fair enough. But if I had to show off my country there are nicer areas

ps: I have been travelling around for 30 years , I know what to look for when I´m tired and want to get off the bike for a few days.
This site is Ok but I find that if people ask, it is good to give a fresh answer and not the same old stuff.
I can´t fathom the idea of getting to BA and staying out of town, if it is a trip of a lifetime at least look at other options
and BCK perhaps you would like to give us all your curriculum as the ¨traveller¨so we can all pay our respects...

I think the people who visit Dakar Motos are very capable of finding their way all over Argentina and Bsas on their own.. They go to Dakar out of choice, not because they think it's the only place.


It's hardly in the Lonley Planet...


To ask you again.. Have you ever been ?

mika 25 Mar 2011 05:47

hola waterfox
 
Hola waterfox,

you said:

ps: I have been travelling around for 30 years

and the first thing that came to my mind was:

yes, on two week holidays every year.

nobody here on the HUBB said, that barrio Florida is a nice (or touristy) area, nobody here on the HUBB said that there are no cockroaches. DakarMotos is truly Argentinean place with fantastic people running it, offering help to mc travellers.

Waterfox, I am sure you can find a more comfortable and touristy place to stay as a tourist, but you cant find more helpful motorcycle people in BsAs than Javier and Sandra.

I dont like it, if people read something on the internet and than post onto a forum like they know everything about the place they only read about.

Please answer Teds question, or/and stop talking about places you have no idea about.

Mika from Salta


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