We stayed here only for one night in double room with private bathroom for 120 Arg Pesos. When we walked into the room, the room had not been cleaned from the guests before. The toilet fell apart as well. The breakfast was normal for a hostal in Argentina. Instant coffee and some cereal. The next night we stayed in Residencial... More

This place is clean and conveniently located a few blocks from the bus station. Backyard patio is nice and relaxing. Staff was polite but not friendly. I paid 35 pesos for a dorm- which i think is a pretty good value. More

Incredible this hostel, is like the owner and staff always trying to make the place confortable and funny. They made barbecues and all kind of natural actions so as to uniify the guests as if we were a family, so after some days there is like a real family of guests staff owners hahaha it was very funny More

I stayed at Inti Huasi on three occasions, staying in and coming and going from Salta. The staff members were absolutely excellent and deserve 6 stars out of 5, as does the asado (not just meat, but all sorts of grilled vegetables and salad and wine), which they supposedly hold Wednesdays and Sundays but really only hold on these days... More

I stayed a few nights in the Inti Huasi hostel when travelling in Argentina and loved it. Staff was very friendly, when we arrived it was their bbq day and we had lots of food and wine (for free!!!!), the hostel is clean and although it is no luxe, the quality and service for the price are excellent. It has... More

Intihuasi was a wonderful experience for myself and 20 year old son. Intihuasi means the ¨¨house of the sun¨¨ in Quechia. This hostels name reflects its true identy. The staff are very warm the hostel clean, welcoming and comfortable. From the moment you arrive you are made to feel that this is your home away from home. They want you... More

all i can say is that this place is the bestest ever in the bestest city - hola satla. i love u inti huasi More

A couple of weeks ago, 3 friends and I took a trip to Salta to explore the city and the surrounding area. I looked up hostels within walking distance from the bus station (we took a 20 hr. bus from Buenos Aires) and found that Inti Huasi had some positive reviews. Immediately upon arival, the staff greeted us, showed us... More

We found Inti Huasi after staying in a terrible hostel for our first night in Salta (Terra Oculta - do not stay here the bed & pillows are disgustingly dirty and old), we were greeted by very friendly staff who showed us a nice and simple double room with shared bathroom. The bathroom on the 2nd floor is usually only... More