Nobile Suites Vicente Costanera

The hotel boasts a delicious and varied breakfast buffet, friendly staff, central location near amenities and attractions, and consistently clean, spacious rooms with excellent beds.

I'd like to start my review by explaining my scoring standard: I'll take both the hotel's star rating and the price into account. Like, a 3 star hotel with decent room and service could receive a 5 out of 5 rating from me, while a luxury hotel could lose a score simply because the staff failed to pay attention to every single details. So that's why I gave a 2 out of 5 for this hotel. The only thing qualified this hotel to be 4 star was its lobby. The down hill starts with the moment you step into its lift. It's old and small, can fit only 4 people, means if you travel with a family and several luggage, you'll have to take separate lift. Also, the button of 1 lift was weirdly arranged - it had 1, then -1, then 2~5. On the first day I mistakenly pressed the -1 (as the same place is 1 in the other lift) and it took me to some spooky storage area. The room was really dated - in fact the entire hotel was tired. All the furniture seems to be there for 30+ years. There's no place for you to put your toiletries in the bathroom, unless you want to put it on the top of the toilet tank. There's no rain shower but a very small and old hand-hold shower head and it took over 10 mins for the water to get hot enough. There's no kettle or drinking water in the room, nor water dispenser at the floor or the lobby. Guess the hotel expect the customer to either bring their own water or buy it in their bar. Also it's the first time I saw a 4-star hotel that didn't provide tea/coffee in the room. The breakfast started at 7:30 - despite the information card in the room stated it starts from 7, with limited choice and poor flavor. To me, this hotel should be rated as a 3-star hotel at the highest. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone.