Since my first trip to Montevideo in July 1991, I've been returning to this charming capital every year in spite of the cold weather (our summer is their winter!) because this city was one of the few places where you could have a thick 8 oz steak grilled in real wood fire for under $10. NO MORE! On December 28,... More

At $72 US dollars for two persons you will be hard pressed to find a better value than this. Good location within moderate walking distance of city center (plus taxis are cheap in Uruguay) this hotel offers well appointed, clean rooms and a nice buffet breakfast. It appears to have had a fairly recent renovation. Friendly staff with limited Englsh... More

Well turned-out hotel in a great location next to 18 Julio main drag and walkable to both the old town and the beach. Friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast a bit boring and the wi-fi was occasionally hit & miss but other than that we were very happy.

I've been traveling to Montevideo for four years now. I' m from Puerto Rico, U.S.A. I've made the Klee my home in that precious country for all the reasons in the world. It's clean, confortable and safe. One of it's assets are the employees who are gentle and always willing to help in anything you could need. I don' t... More

A friend of ours living in Montevideo booked this hotel for us and we were very happy with our stay. We stayed there in two stages (split by a trip to Buenos Aires) for a total of about ten nights. Yes, the decor is dated, but everything was really clean and the service was excellent. The staff were all very... More

A friend booked this hotel for me. The accomodation was basic and clean but the decor was 1970's. Breakfast was plantyful and good. The staff speak english and were happy to recomend a restraunt, which turned out to be very good. The only downside, and I'm not sure if this was the fault of the hotel. I left early morning... More