"Pros: We chose the accommodation because it was in the area Pocitos and we knew from our last visit that it was one of the best areas in Montevideo We opted for breakfast and also dinner with an extra, but more than reasonable cost. The food was adapted to our needs and wishes, very healthy, with fresh vegetables and fruits. Especially the authentic Asado which Mariella made with and for us in one of the last evenings was an unique, unforgetable experience. We were also offered a transfer service to Punta del Este, paying a really affordable price. We did take it and enjoyed her detailed information about the sightseeings on the route and additionally a nice picnic on the top of the Punta Ballena with an amazing view over the ocean. The Internet reapectively WIFI is fast and reliable and allowed me to perform my work remotely whithout any problems. The room covered our basic needs as turists, the bedding and towels were really clean and they were changed every day... We had also the possibility to wash our personal clothes and laundry at no costs. The garden is small but sunny and peaceful. Mariela is a warm and trustworthy person, we enjoyed every day of our stay and at the end we felt like we left back a family member. Based on our experience I would recommend this accommodation. Cons: Nothing worth mentioning." ~Danielt2021

"Pros: I absolutely loved the location, I liked that it wasn't in the middle of the busier part of Montevideo but had everything you needed. My room was neat, featuring a comfortable bed and a delightful balcony. I shared a well-kept kitchen, common area, and bathroom with just two other guests, ensuring a cozy and relaxed atmosphere. The immediate surroundings were fantastic, with two charming bars just 20 meters away on either side of the street. Don't worry about noise – it won't disrupt your sleep. Additionally, a large supermarket is conveniently located within less than 100 meters, making it easy to grab essentials. For dining options, the area offers a variety of choices, including Armenian cuisine. For an authentic Uruguayan experience I would recommend "Parrillada El Alemán," (15 min walk) a restaurant featured in Anthony Bourdain's food documentary "Parts Unknown" during his visit to Uruguay. Try the sweet "morcilla"!. Not too far away but easily reachable by bus is "Escaramuza," a beautiful bookstore and cafe. Or grab one of the best "chevito" I had at "El Tinkal" with a view of the ramblas. Moreover, the beach is just a short 15-minute walk away from the house, providing a perfect escape to the sun and sea. The entire house is not only clean but also well-maintained, and the host, Veronica, was incredibly helpful, making me feel truly welcome. With bus stops just a few minutes away, it's convenient to explore Ciudad Vieja and beyond. Overall, my stay was enriched by the delightful combination of a great location, comfortable amenities, and the warm hospitality of Veronica. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a memorable stay in Uruguay. Cons: If I really have to nitpick, the room with the balcony was a tad empty. Maybe tossing in a table and chair could spruce things up a bit. But I get it, the place is still pretty fresh, and honestly, it didn't bother me." ~Ricardo

"Pros: Carolina is an excellent host. She was very kind and responsive, and even helped with finding airport transfer. She met us personally upon check-in. Was available for any questions." ~Artem