Hotels With breakfast in Montevideo Department, Uruguay

Hotel Costanero Montevideo - MGallery is located in Pocitos, right in front of Pocitos beach. The hotel has a modern contemporary interior design, and it is beautifully decorated. The hotel is situated about 35 minutes drive to Carrasco International Airport. We stayed Hotel Costanero Montevideo - MGallery for 1 night, and I must say that the services provided exceeded our expectations. From the customer service representatives at the reception, bar, and all the staff at Cauce made our stay very comfortable and felt welcomed. Breakfast is served at Cauce restaurant located on the 1st floor overlooking the beach and breakfast menu exceeded our expectations. There are a variety of croissants and pastries, scrambled eggs, bacon, fruits, yoghurt, and coffee. We were given 2 complimentary welcome drinks at the bar. The swimming pool and sauna are located on the 2nd floor and are clean and new. The gym is new and equipped with modern cardio and weight equipment. Our room is a king-size room overlooking the beach on the 3rd floor. The room is spacious and the bed is very comfortable. The bathroom is modern, and the bed linen and towels were impeccable. We can enjoy the seaview by lying on our bed.

The hotel looks quite old, but still cozy. It has a great location in the heart of the old city. The staff speaks decent English, which is not common in Montevideo. They kindly answered all our questions and helped us check in earlier than the standard time. The breakfast is very basic, but we weren't expecting anything more. It's worth noting that the hotel is in need of renovation, as the plumbing is old, and some walls and furniture are worn and scuffed. But what disappointed us most were the towels and bed linen in the rooms: they were clean but very old, worn out, and need to be replaced. The hotel should pay special attention to this.

We spent two nights in Alquimiste and we never wanted to leave! The guesthouse which is almost 100 years old is full of antique furniture, original artwork, and even has a lookout tower on the 4th floor boasting 360 views of the Carrasco neighborhood. It is a 2 minute walk from the beach and very close to some of Montevideo’s most famous restaurants. Carolina and Mark are delightful and happy to help with anything. The restaurant is lovely, and the breakfasts is a real treat. Hot croissants, freshly baked scones with marmalade and cream cheese, freshly squeezed orange juice, and beautifully plated granola we’re just some of our favorites. Staying at Alquimiste, you really feel like you are apart of something special!

The hotel is located in the historic neighborhood, close to the port for those coming from Buenos Aires. It is easy to access. Breakfast is excellent for the price requested. The room is small but contains everything you need except a hairdryer.

They upgraded my room to a bigger one, but it felt like it wasn't booked for some time, the floor was a bit dusty. The bed is comfortable. The lobby looks luxurious, but the room is very basic, walls are empty.100% Blackout curtains. The staff is nice and helpful. However they didn't allow me to use the swimming pool after I checked out despite on I checked in very late. Free luggage storage. The restaurant manager is super nice, and the breakfast is good. The location is good, a convenience store at the corner, a couple of restaurants nearby, nice buildings. Quiet district.

It's a hotel near the Independence Square in Montevideo, so I think it's a good place to stay for sightseeing purposes, but I have some points to worry about, so I'll point out that. First of all, the soundproofing is weak, not only can you hear the sounds and voices from the corridors and stairs, but also the sounds from the outside. From midnight to morning, I couldn't sleep easily and felt uncomfortable because I could hear the noise of people who were running EDM and making noise clearly. Next, the overall aging was progressing, and the water in the shower room on the upper part of the room was leaking little by little, but the lower part of the room was leaking. I put up with it because it was still a small amount, but I felt that I needed repair soon. Finally, it was nice to have a unique room and floor plan, but I was worried that the details were broken or not moved. As a hotel, I got the impression that it was fashionable and clean for the season, but there was something to worry about, so I think it's good to consider whether to stay based on that.

The hotel is located next to the bus station, and there is a 24-hour supermarket nearby, but it takes 20 minutes by taxi to the pier, and another 10 minutes by car. The hotel staff are polite and welcoming, and even offered complimentary coffee. Unfortunately, the rooms were very old and the clothes rack in the bathroom was rusty, but considering the price and other factors, it still offers good value for money.

Absolutely high-star hotel, there are many categories after breakfast, and there is a buffet at noon. The Atlantic is across the road from the hotel

At first I didn't like the look of this hotel. There was graffiti outside and my room was cold. I spent most the night looking at more expensive hotels. The next day I was glad I didn't change to another hotel. The heater in the room eventually did its job. The location turned out not to be so bad. The breakfast was good. The desk staff were very helpful. It worked out well, but next time I would book a hotel near Pocitos.

Conveniently located about 10 minutes on foot from Independence Square. The first floor is under renovation, and the elevator feels old, but I received sufficient service for the price.