While the rate was great and we were allowed access to the room early without an additional charge, the memory that stays with me is the strong mildew smell. The hotel is a 20-30 minute walk to the center of town. So, unless you are prepared to walk, you must take a taxi wherever you go. more

Best value.! Nice, simple and very cheap. Great view to the sea and good service. It does not offer any luxury but services are ok and almost everything is very new. Vivid, young and very simple. We stayed for 4 days and spent a wonderful week. You can take a cab to the Old City ( 4 minutes) and all... more

The Ibis Montevideo is a cheap hotel, in a modern build, the rooms are large, good furniture and have a nice view. That's all the good things I can say about that place. But I would not recomend to stay there... why? Well, if you look at Montevideo's map you will see that the city has two tourist spots: Ciudad... more

We stayed at the Ibis twice during our Latin America trip and both times felt that it was fantastic value for money at $35 per night. Situated by the sea rooms have a great view, and the hotel also has a relaxing outdooor patio area for eating / drinking...particularly pleasant at breakfast. With regard to location, we walked into town... more

Ibis Montevideo's great location on the rambala with ocean view from most rooms is ideal for those who like to walk or wander. A short stroll into the city, or walk for miles along the coast in the opposite direction. Owned by the Accor Group, most Ibis hotels are fairly standardized. modern budget accommodations, where you can depend on getting... more