Rooms for Tourists tells a story of hotel horror, exhuming Hitchcock and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, with a distinctively rural Argentinean flavor. Director Adrián García Bogliano captures a dark story of lies and consequences, choices and repentance.
Five girls, strangers to each other, travel to a small town near Buenos Aires to catch a train to an even more isolated spot. They arrive only to discover they have missed their connection. Forced to spend the night at a hostel for tourists owned by two brothers, they will become victims of bloody justice. This is more than what the flesh and blood can stand: the dark side of local hospitality.