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Stayed in Kilka hostel, in Monserat neighborhood, in September 2012. The courtyard is safe, but the place was dirty.
In January 2013, we tried Puerto Limon Hostel, in San Telmo. Plenty of space for the bike, eventhough it can get crowded and not be a quiet place. Very clean, very friendly staff at that time.
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General road warrior advice, - start looking for lodging before it gets dark
- ask to see the room and if the wifi is working today
- ask if they have a place for your bike (they might have a night guard stationed in the parking lot or know of a cheap garage down the street.)
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I was in Buenos Aires in March. I stayed at two places, one was the hostil closest to the airport. Both places had no secure parking but they let me park next to the front door. I covered the bike and had no problems at all.
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Hostel with secure parking in Buenos Aires
When we were in Buenos Aires we stayed in hostel Puerto Limon. We could park our bikes inside the courtyard. Very save!
These are the coördinates: 34°37′13.72″S 58°22′32.33″W
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Dakar Moto
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Originally Posted by memo-p
They are great for arranging bike flights, but the hostel is gone.
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They stopped providing storage, except for Motos they ship.
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As I live on Buenos Aires, I dont go to hostels here, but I had meet lots of people both in Kilka and Puerto Limon.
Had NEVER a problem recomending Puerto Limon.
Puerto Limon Hostel San Telmo
Great pleace, close to the San Telmo Market and Plaza, full of great people and with some place for the bikes.
If you're around Buenos Aires, and you need some help just send me a PM.
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Update Guemes Y Oro Hostel
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Originally Posted by IanJ
Greetings Anna
In 2014 I stayed at Hostes Guemes Y Oro in the Palermo district. The basement has a ground level entrance on Guemes. There's enough space to park a bike, or two bikes if they are very friendly. I did a service on my bike while I was there.
I don't have details but try sending them an email and ask if it's still available. You might need to remind them about it, it was only when I went back the second time that the guy behind the desk showed me where I could park.
If you look on google maps street view you can see the hostel and the basement doorway on Guemes
Also I just remembered contact Ed at
www.Xfiltrate.com - Professional Motorcycle Parking
He has a bike parking business. He was very helpful to me and other friends while I was in BA.
Good Luck
Ian J
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I just found a card for the Guemes Hostel and according to the Facebook link, it's now closed, bugger.
https://www.facebook.com/guemesyorohostel/
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Ian J
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