youth hostel international

well i say fit for kings and queens,, as everything was great no troubles, and a very clean place..

soo many friendly people. i wish i had stayed the whole three weeks i was in cordoba, in a hostel!.. i actually stayed in a hotel, as that was nearly just as cheap... but hostels are sooo much better. i met some amazing people in it. and found it really quite safe.. the kitchen was great. ha and after a night out it was the place to be, drinking yerba mate, and sharing it all around whilst playing cards and having jokes. did not matter if you they didnt speak english or that you dont speak spanish, we even managed to play a guessing game in groups where we had to guess the title of the film!.. hoorey sooooo much fun.. an argentinian girl that teaches dancing, even tried to teach me how to dance in front of lots of people.. haha that was quite funny....

i would love to go back, thats how much fun i had.. the people working there are really really friendly too...

its like a 10 min walk from patio olmos which is the shopping mall. and right near the parks and zoo.. i got about on my own just fine even though my spanish was basically none existent.. though the month in Argentina i picked a bit up.. its probably one of my favorite countries...the people were sooo amazing and i always felt safe.. yea like anywhere common sense gets you a long way... well thats all i go to say for now!!! byeeeee