Hotels in Buenos Aires offer incredible views upon a city nicknamed “The Paris of South America”. Alluring tango dances and colorful street art awaits in South America’s most-traveled city. Smells of barbecue and sights of beautiful people and natural surroundings are sure to inspire. Keep in mind that lunch is usually between 1-3 pm and is followed by siesta. A 10% tip is customary in restaurants. Spanish is the national language and the Argentine Peso is the currency. Popular events include Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema, Lollapalooza Argentina, Festival Bue, International Tango Festival and World Cup, Carnaval Porteño, Campeonato Argentino Abierto de Polo, La Exposición Rural and Buenos Aires Marathon. Buenos Aires is home to five professional Argentine football clubs, River Plate, Boca Juniors, Racing Club, Independiente and San Lorenzo. Hotels in Buenos Aires are some of the best in all of South America. Before we get to hotels in Buenos Aires, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.
The first European to reach Buenos Aires was Juan Díaz de Solís. Diaz de Solis navigated the high seas in the name of Spain and was ultimately killed by Uruguay’s native Charrúa tribe. A port city from the onset, Buenos Aires has always relied on maritime trade, having drawn belligerent interest from Spain, England and France, respectively. A tuberculosis outbreak plagued the city in the late-1800s. The poor were blamed and public-health warnings were protested. By 1930, Buenos Aires had become a multicultural city, with the Colón Theater ranking as one of the world’s top opera houses. Raw materials accounted for the city’s expansion into the second half of the 19th century. Around that time, Italian and Spanish immigrants moved into the city, furthering its presence as one of the most multicultural centers in southern South America.
Argentina’s capital, Buenos Aires today has a population of over 2.8 million people. Located on the Rio De la Plata‘s western shore, The Paris of South America is considered an autonomous as well as an alpha city. Over 2.5 million people visit Buenos Aires annually. Famous, short-lived past inhabitants include First Lady Eva Peron, who was the first in the country to undergo chemotherapy, and Che Guevara, the Marxist revolutionary who rose to recognition alongside Fidel Castro and was executed by shooting at age 39. Buenos Aires’ climate ranges from average January highs in the upper-80s degrees Fahrenheit to average July highs in the high-50s. The tango, one of the most sultry and entertaining dances, originated in the area circa 1880. Notable neighborhoods are Montserrat and San Telmo, while major points of interest include Kirchner Cultural Centre, Cervantes Theatre, Avenida Theatre, Teatro Gran Rex, National Museum of Fine Arts, MALBA, Faena Arts Center, Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art, Recoleta Cultural Center and Museum of Decorative Arts. Popular fare includes asados, or barbecued meat, empanadas, choripan, or chorizo sandwich, faina, which is pizza, and pastelitos, a Cuban pastry. Argentina has some of the world’s best steak, which pairs well with wine. The national drink is Fernet, an amaro liquor that aides digestion after meals. Now that we have some background information on the area, it’s time for hotels in Buenos Aires that will help make for an unforgettable experience.
Alvear Palace Hotel
Av. Alvear 1891
Recoleta Cultural Centre
Alvear Palace Hotel features free WiFi, French-inspired public areas and suites, butlers, a buffet breakfast, multiple dining options, an indoor heated pool with a pool bar and solariums, a spa and a fitness center. Nearby you may find L’ Orangerie Alvear Palace Hotel (restaurant), Alvear Roof Bar, Alvear Grill, Alvear Café (bakery), Vasalissa Chocolatier (chocolate shop), El camarín (women’s clothing store), CAMBIO POSADAS (currency exchange service), La Rambla (restaurant), Hermès (leather goods store), Evangelina Bomparola (women’s clothing store), Le Pain Quotidien (restaurant), Llongueras (hair salon), Grand Cru Argentina (wine store), Mozarteum Argentino (symphony theater), James Smart (formal wear store), Ariete (gift shop), María Mateos (clothing store), Grandmart Gallery (museum) and more.
This location is 0.1 miles from Palais de Glace Salas Nacionales de Cultura, 0.2 miles from Recoleta Cultural Centre, N. S Pilar Parish, Museo Participativo de Ciencias, Recoleta Cemetery, Rubbers Gallery and Buenos Aires Design, 0.3 miles from Plaza Francia Square, Patio Bullrich and Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, 1 mile from Colon Theater and Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento and 17.8 miles from Ministro Pistarini International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (two-bedroom suite): $778
Cost per person (for people): $195
Alvear Icon Hotel
1130 Aime Paine Street
Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve
A 32-floor modern building, Alvear Icon Hotel has panoramic city and river views, free WiFi, marble bathrooms with Jacuzzis and shower boxes, a spa, a sauna, a steam bath, Scottish shower and treatment cabinets, an indoor heated pool with a retractable roof, a fitness center, a summer outdoor heated pool and solarium, multiple dining options and a bar. Kayla (restaurant), Faena Art Center (art center), Osaka (Japanese restaurant), Parrilla El Chiribín (restaurant), Parrilla La Doña (grill), Jano’s Puerto Madero (function room facility) and more are nearby.
From here Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve is 0.2 miles, ARA Presidente Sarmiento Museum Ship, Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina and Fragata Presidente Sarmiento Museum are 0.3 miles, Casa Rosada Presidential House and Casa Rosada are 0.5 miles, Plaza de Mayo, Centro Cultural Kirchner and Technological Institute of Buenos Aires are 0.6 miles, Tortoni Cafe is 0.9 miles, The Obelisk of Buenos Aires and Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento are 1.2 miles, El Rosedal Park, Plaza Serrano Square and Palermo Lakes are 4.2 miles and Ministro Pistarini International Airport is 17.3 miles.
Approximate cost per night (presidential suite): $2,932
Cost per person (three people): $977
Blank Hotel Recoleta
Peña, 2049, Recoleta
Recoleta Cemetery
With a fitness center, spa facilities, a sauna, a hot tub, a massage room, spacious rooms, classy décor, free WiFi, bright and airy rooms, wooden work desks, flat-screen TVs, mini-bars, daily buffet breakfast, afternoon tea, a terrace, a 24-hour front desk and airport shuttles, Blank Hotel Recoleta is close to Brut Nature (Argentinian restaurant), Confiteria El Ca on (bakery), Luba Café Store (kosher restaurant), PH Nails Studio (nail salon), Abdala – Club Sirio Libanés (Lebanese restaurant), Magnolia’s Cakes (cake shop), El Burladero (Spanish restaurant), Los Pinos (restaurant) and more.
You may find El Ateneo Grand Splendid and Santa Fe Galleries 0.3 miles, Recoleta Cemetery, N. S Pilar Parish, Recoleta Cultural Centre and Buenos Aires Design 0.4 miles, Museo Participativo de Ciencias and Plaza Francia Square 0.5 miles, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes 0.6 miles, Colon Theater 0.9 miles, Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento 1.2 miles, Tortoni Cafe 1.5 miles, Plaza Serrano Square 2 miles and Ministro Pistarini International Airport 17.4 miles from this accommodation.
Approximate cost per night (king suite spa bath): $174
ARC Arenales
Arenales 2644
Alto Palermo Shopping
ARC Arenales offers a seasonal outdoor pool, a sun terrace, free WiFi, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, terraces, balconies, kitchens, hairdryers and a sauna. You may find CultivARG (garden center), Los Mil Y Un Sabores (restaurant), BS. AS. Pizza, La Cocina (down home cooking restaurant), Vitalcer (natural goods store), Luxenburger Bar (hamburger restaurant), Oviedo Restaurante (Spanish restaurant), Jay’s (diner), Cerveza Patagonia (brewpub), Fábrica de Empanadas (pizza restaurant) and more.
Pueyrredon Subway Station – Route D is 0.1 miles, Aguero Subway Station is 0.2 miles, Ricardo Gutierrez Children’s Hospital is 0.4 miles, Alto Palermo Shopping and Bulnes Subway Station are 0.5 miles, Rivadavia Hospital, El Ateneo Grand Splendid and Facultad de Medicina Metro Station are 0.6 miles, National Library of the Argentine Republic and Teatro Ciego Buenos Aires are 0.7 miles, Recoleta Cemetery is 0.8 miles, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes is 0.9 miles, Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires MALBA is 1 mile and Ministro Pistarini International Airport is 17.1 miles from this locale.
Approximate cost per night (quadruple suite): $174
Cost per person (four people): $44
Alvear Art Hotel
Suipacha 1036
Lagos de Palermo Golf Club
With free WiFi, elegant and contemporary rooms, neutral colored silk curtains, luxurious marble bathrooms, Jacuzzi, Egyptian cotton bed linen, a spa and fitness center with panoramic city views and a restaurant and bar, Alvear Art Hotel sits close to Contraluz (restaurant), PIZZERIA EL CORRENTINO (pizza restaurant), Seven Days Bar (brewpub), Bar Calixto, Autoria B.S. ACE. (art supply store), Zorro Patagónico (clothing store), El Club de la Ensalada (salad shop), Nubes Restaurant (gastropub), Rapitac (clothing alteration store), Saigon Noodle Bar Retiro (Vietnamese restaurant), Green Eat (restaurant), Carrefour Express (supermarket) and more.
Palacio San Martín, Austral University and Lagos de Palermo Golf Club are 0.2 miles, Plaza San Martin, Ruth Benzacar Gallery, Cervantes National Theater, Carlos Gardel Museum, Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano Isaac Fernandez Blanco, Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento and Centro Naval are 0.3 miles, Colon Theater is 0.4 miles, The Obelisk of Buenos Aires is 0.6 miles, Centro Cultural Kirchner is 0.8 miles, Recoleta Cemetery is 0.9 miles, Plaza de Mayo is 1 mile and Ministro Pistarini International Airport is 17.6 miles from this hotel.
Approximate cost per night (superior king suite): $785
Cost per person (four people): $197
Home Hotel
Honduras 5860
Palermo Hollywood Buenos Aires
With an outdoor swimming pool, spa facilities, a chic garden, stylish decor, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, spa baths, private terraces, city views, a full breakfast and a tour desk, Home Hotel is situated close to Parador Antares Palermo Hollywood (brewpub), Il Gran Caruso (Italian restaurant), Rie Borboleta (fashion accessories store), Potit Vivero (garden center), La Granjita de Honduras (butcher shop), Julieta Grana (clothing store), Caras y Caretas Bar y Restaurante (restaurant), Bros and Hops (bar), Tigre Morado (restaurant) and more.
You may find Palermo Hollywood Buenos Aires 0.1 miles, Braga Menendez Contemporary Art 0.3 miles, Carranza Train Station and Ministro Carranza Subway Station 0.5 miles, Centro Cultural de la Ciencia 0.6 miles, Old Palermo and Plaza Serrano Square 0.7 miles, Palermo Station, Palermo Subway Station and Dorrego Subway Station 0.8 miles, Palermo Lakes and Buenos Aires Eco-Park 1.4 miles, El Rosedal Park 1.5 miles, Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires MALBA 2 miles, River Plate Stadium and Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes 2.6 miles and Ministro Pistarini International Airport 17 miles from here.
Approximate cost per night (loft): $252
Algodon Mansion
Montevideo 1647
Patio Bullrich Buenos Aires
Algodon Mansion has free WiFi, air conditioning, chic rooms, complimentary wine, iPod docking stations, flat-screen TVs, comfortable seating areas, a sauna, a rooftop swimming pool and a sun deck. It can be found close to Le Spa by CL 45, Presidente Bar, Navarro Viola Foundation, Violeta Massey (patisserie), Dos Escudos (patisserie), Miranda Bosch Art Gallery and more.
From here you’ll find Rubbers Gallery 0.1 miles, Zubaran Gallery, Austral University, Carlos Gardel Museum and Patio Bullrich Buenos Aires 0.3 miles, Recoleta Cemetery, Santa Fe Galleries, Lagos de Palermo Golf Club, Lagos de Palermo Golf Club and N. S Pilar Parish 0.4 miles, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes 0.6 miles, Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento 0.8 miles and Ministro Pistarini International Airport 17.6 miles.
Approximate cost per night: $383
Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires
Posadas 1086
Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano Isaac Fernandez Blanco
The only Recoleta neighborhood hotel with an outdoor pool in a garden, The Four Seasons Buenos Aires also features spacious luxury suites, marble bathrooms, charming gardens, swanky gourmet restaurants and bars, a spa, a state-of-the-art gym, free WiFi, upscale decor, air conditioning, mini-bars, TVs and bathrooms with HD TV mirrors. Nearby you’ll have access to Pony Line (Four Seasons lounge), Elena (Four Seasons restaurant), Mansión Alzaga Unzué (historical landmark), SushiClub, Piegari Ristorante, Figata (Italian restaurant) and more.
You’ll find Zubaran Gallery within feet, Patio Bullrich 0.1 miles, Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano Isaac Fernandez Blanco and Rubbers Gallery 0.2 miles, Austral University 0.3 miles, Palacio San Martín, Carlos Gardel Museum, Lagos de Palermo Golf Club 0.4 miles, Palais de Glace Salas Nacionales de Cultura 0.5 miles, Recoleta Cemetery and Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento 0.6 miles, El Rosedal Park 2.3 miles and Ministro Pistarini International Airport 17.9 miles from this hotel.
Approximate cost per night (king suite mansion royale): $4,320
(E-Lounge king suite): $808 per night
Poetry Building Recoleta
Junin 1280
El Ateneo Grand Splendid
Set in an aristocratic mansion, Poetry Building Recoleta offers accommodations with exquisite interiors filled with antiques, a dipping pool, yoga classes, massage services upon request, air conditioning, dining areas, balconies, city views, TVs, free WiFi and fully-equipped kitchens. Heroes Bar, Sasha Pasteles (pastry shop), Gout (gluten free cafe), Placido Cafe Bar, Estacion Sur (beer hall), Yin Yang Pie (spa) and more are all within range.
El Ateneo Grand Splendid is 0.2 miles, Santa Fe Galleries is 0.4 miles, Buenos Aires Design is 0.5 miles, Recoleta Cultural Centre and Museo Participativo de Ciencias are 0.6 miles, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes is 0.7 miles, Colon Theater is 0.9 miles, Plaza de Mayo is 1.8 miles and Ministro Pistarini International Airport is 17.2 miles from here.
Approximate cost per night: $217
Casa Bevant
Vicente Lopez 1827
Colon Theater
Casa Bevant offers free WiFi, fully-equipped kitchens, seating areas, flat-screen TVs, iPod docks and a fitness center. Nearby you can find Almacen Bevant (restaurant), Starbucks, Tespresso (cafe), Winner (bakery), Comida Arabe (country food restaurant), Aramburu (restaurant), Deporte Total (gym) and more.
From here you’ll find Recoleta Cemetery 0.2 miles, N. S Pilar Parish, Participatory Science Museum, Rubbers Gallery, Buenos Aires Design, Palais de Glace National Halls of Culture and Recoleta Cultural Center 0.3 miles, Santa Fe Galleries, The Grand Splendid Athenaeum and Square France Square 0.4 miles, National Museum of Fine Arts 0.5 miles, Colon Theater 0.8 miles, Basilica of the Blessed Sacrament 1 mile, Serrano Square 2.2 miles and Minister Pistarini International Airport 17.6 miles.
Approximate cost per night: $121
Boutique Design Studio
2018 Jorge Luis Borges Depto 6
Centro Cultural de la Ciencia
With free WiFi, air conditioning, a seasonal outdoor pool and barbecue facilities, a private pool, a flat-screen TV, a fully-equipped kitchen, a terrace with garden views and towels and bed linens for an extra charge, Boutique Design Studio is near Klub Polaco (bar), Chapó Loló (toy store), PADRE Coffee Roasters (cafe), LAS TITAS BIKINIS Palermo (clothing store), FRUTO CAFÉ, Peppers (clothing store), Arkyn Helados (ice cream store), Borges 1975 (jazz club), Teatro Ciego (performing arts theater), Sintaxis (gluten free restaurant), Puro Bistró (bar), Casa Meraki (function room facility), MOMPOX (Caribbean restaurant), La Carnicería de Don Julio (butcher shop), Don Julio (grill), Kajue Café (cafe), Prema peluquería (hairdresser), Ego BarberShop (barber shop), El Preferido de Palermo (restaurant) and more.
You’ll find Armenia Square 0.2 miles, Centro Cultural de la Ciencia, Plaza Serrano Square and Old Palermo 0.3 miles, Plaza Italia Square and Carlos Thais Botanical Garden 0.4 miles, Buenos Aires Eco-Park 0.8 miles, Palermo Lakes 1.1 miles, El Rosedal Park 1.2 miles, Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento 3 miles and Ministro Pistarini International Airport 17 miles from this spot.
Approximate cost per night: $105
BAires Boutique Rooms
905 Venezuela, 2nd floor “C”, Monserrat
La Manzana de Las Luces
Providing balconies, desks, free WiFi, air conditioning and flat-screen TVs, BAires Boutique Rooms is near O’live (takeout restaurant), La Entranita (restaurant), Panadería y Confitería La Mariposa (patisserie), alfonso. (restaurant), Rex Crosstraining (gym), Helados Nicolo (ice cream shop), Le Famiglie (Argentinian restaurant), Keni’s (karaoke bar), La Casa de Carmen (down home cooking restaurant) and more.
La Manzana de Las Luces is 0.3 miles, 9 de Julio Avenue, Tortoni Cafe and Teatro Avenida are 0.4 miles, Plaza de Mayo is 0.6 miles, The Obelisk of Buenos Aires is 0.7 miles, Centro Cultural Kirchner and Colon Theater are 0.9 miles, Recoleta Cemetery is 2 miles, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes is 2.2 miles, Plaza Serrano Square is 3.4 miles and Ministro Pistarini International Airport is 16.5 miles from this locale.
Approximate cost per night: $34
(book in advance)
El Farolito Apartment
Avenida Corrientes 821
Gran Rex Theatre
El Farolito Apartment offers a flat-screen TV, free private parking, a 24-hour front desk, free WiFi, air conditioning, a hairdryer and a fully-equipped kitchen. Pícaro (dessert shop), All Saints Cafe (coffee shop), Las Cuartetas (pizza restaurant), Teatro Ópera Orbis (performing arts theater), Teatro Gran Rex (performing arts theater), Teatro Tabarís (performing arts theater), El Palacio de la Pizza (pizza restaurant), Salón Marabú (dance hall), Café Paulin (cafe), Corso Bombones (chocolate shop), Rochy’s K-Coffee (coffee shop), Juleriaque (perfume store), Teatro Maipo (performing arts theater), Fiter Microcentro (gym), La Estancia Asador Criollo (grill), On Fit (gym), El Nacional Sancor Seguros (performing arts theater), Tostado Café Club (restaurant), Keller bier (brewpub) and more are in the vicinity.
From here Opera Theatre and Gran Rex Theatre are 0.1 miles, Florida and Corrientes Avenue and The Obelisk of Buenos Aires are 0.2 miles, Teatro Broadway Buenos Aires, Tortoni Cafe and Colon Theater are 0.3 miles, Plaza de Mayo and Centro Cultural Kirchner are 0.5 miles, Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires MALBA is 2.3 miles and Ministro Pistarini International Airport is 17.2 miles.
Approximate cost per night: $93
Cost per person (four people): $23
Apart Mansilla
Mansilla 3511 – 3º B, Palermo
Carlos Thais Botanical Garden
Apart Mansilla has free WiFi, a spacious balcony, city views, bright rooms, a well-equipped kitchen, a flat-screen TV and a hairdryer. You’ll find Maula Cantina (restaurant), Bankedo Wines (wine store), Los Muchachos de Punto y Banca (pizza restaurant), Compadres “parrilla urbana” (grill), Matsu (sushi restaurant), Maldito Tano (pizza restaurant), Comidas Caseras Lo de Las Chicas (restaurant), Boulevard Charcas (park), La Liria (cold cut store), New Garden (natural goods store), Buenos Aires Bakery, DepiLife (hair removal service), Todo Tartas (pie shop), Grido Helados (ice cream shop), Fratello (ice cream shop), Iwaki Sushi (restaurant), Omakase by kuda (restaurant), Camila (restaurant) and more in the area.
Ricardo Gutierrez Children’s Hospital and Alto Palermo Shopping are 0.3 miles, University of Palermo is 0.4 miles, National Technological University Medrano is 0.6 miles, Armenia Square and Carlos Thais Botanical Garden are 0.7 miles, Buenos Aires Eco-Park is 0.9 miles, Plaza Serrano Square is 1 mile, Colon Theater is 1.9 miles, Plaza de Mayo is 2.6 miles and Ministro Pistarini International Airport is 16.9 miles from this accommodation.
Approximate cost per night: $69
Cost per person (three people): $23
(book in advance)
So there they are, hotels in Buenos Aires that will help make for an outstanding trip. We hope you have found value in this information and most importantly, that you enjoy your time in Argentina!
The The Palermo Penthouse at 4749 offers some impressive views. I like that it’s not too far from Armenia Square and that it has a fitness center, but the views are just breathtaking. It says $80 per person per night, so that’s not a bad price actually. It’d be nicer if the price was just a tad lower, but I think that’s a decent rate.
Thank you for the comments Nate. $80 per night isn’t too bad for a penthouse in a capital city.
you have put up a very wonderful post here…I love travelling and even though I’ve never thought of going to Argentina, Buenos Aires is giving me a draw to the country…Lol..
All the hotels look very good(thanks for adding pictures). The posadas1086 looks really good with such great designs in the rooms… They offer practically everything one wants…The luxury is great and the money is quite matching…If ever j travel to Argentina, I’ll be sure to visit this beautiful city.
Thank you Henderson!
Personally, I have never even given any thought to the idea of visiting Argentina, however, you have made Buenos Aries look so very appealing, reading your posts has almost made me fall in love with the place, it really does look so very nice, it all looks so luxurious, the Montevideo 1647 and the 450 Petrona Eyle look especially nice, thank you for sharing.
Thank you for the comments Russ!
This is great I must say. I was in Buenos Aires in Argentina 2 years ago but I wasn’t in these luxury hotels. When I see these images I wish I had. Algodon Mansion is definitely my favorite one primarily because of free wifi and sauna, I must visit this hotel next time I go there. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Daniel! Algodon Mansion is definitely a great option with free WiFi and sauna.
Very nice presentation of some great hotels in Argentina! I have never been there but why not once?
The hotels you mentioned look really pretty and I am sure the accommodation and service are superb. What I found very useful on your post is also u guide for the places around the facilities.
Who knows? If I once come to Buenos Aries I might look at your proposals, if the budget allows, lol!
.Thanks for the info, wish you massive success with your nice and informative site!
Best regards,
Igor
Hi Pentrental
You’ve done it again! Your posts are impressive they blow me away. The pictures are amazing. They make me want to just drop everything and hop a flight.
I already know that my next out of the country trip I’m going to use your site as a guide. All the info everything I need to made it a great trip you provide. Keep up the great work.
Much Success
Eric
Thank you so much Eric!
I have never been to Buenos Aires, Argentina but I must say if there is ever a time when I do visit, for work or otherwise, I am pretty impressed with what it has to offer as far as accommodations. And the prices aren’t that bad either! Thank you for this informative post.
Hi Chris and thank you for the comments. Glad you are impressed with what Buenos Aires has to offer!
Buenos alres is surely a fascinating place to know much more about their history and the tips that made it a standout place of exploration. Since it is a capital city of Argentina, the various hotels here are simply great and besides, of lesser price. I actually like the palermo Penthouse. It offers some great sight while being made available for just $80 per night. That’s fair enough to me. Thanks
Fair enough for sure RoDarrick, thank you for the comments and nice to see you again!
These are really nice hotels I must say. Some people refuses to travel because they don’t know of any trusted hotels to live in when they are there. These hotels are really good and looks very comfortable to stay in, considering the services, its worth the pay per night. I’ll put visiting some of these hotels in my bucket list. Thanks for sharing such a nice post
Dane thank you for the comments. Argentina should be on every traveler’s bucket list, especially the glaciers to the south!
If you want a vibrant and colorful vacation, Buenos Aires is a place to be. It showcases a magnificent culture, amazing diversity of people, lively music and great food. They got unique architecture and cool places to visit. I am delighted with your wide array of recommendation when it comes to the best hotels to check in. Four Seasons is a great choice. Their name has been known all over the world for providing great hotel services for tourists. It has complete amenities to make the stay comfortable and enjoyable.If you want a real Buenos Aires Vibe in a more affordable price, then Poetry Building Recoleta is a fine choice. I think your stay will be so much enjoyable knowing that you and your family/friends are provided with exquisite service in the fun and wild Buenos Aires. Thank you for taking us to this short peep of the best hotels in BA. I really hope I could visit one day and get crazy with companions.
MissusB you deserve a crazy Buenos Aires trip with friends 😝 glad you found an interest in Poetry Building
This post makes me want to travel to Argentina now. Very nice list of luxury hotel rentals. My only question is which currency is the hotels in this post? USD or Argentinian peso? They all look amazing and well equipped with lots of amenities nearby. When I stayed in Peru, I rented a condo right in the heart of Mira Flores which made travelling around very easy.
Hi Nicki V nice to see you. These prices are in USD, great question! Thank you for sharing your experiences and stop back anytime 😜
Thank you for another great article. As always the pictures are great. My favorite was the one with the nice view of the sky. I think it was called the aristocratic mansion. I also think the outdoor swimming pools sound nice because then you could go for a swim and get fresh air. The Four Seasons Hotel also sounds great because of the state-of-the-art gym. It sounds like it would be great to go visit and explore this wonderful City.
Hi C agree! Thanks for stopping by 😃
Hello,
I really enjoyed your article on the different places people can stay when they visit Buenos Aires. I would’ve thought it would be less expensive, but the hotels look amazing. How often do you visit there?
I’ve never visited Argentina, but it seems like such a beautiful place to see.
Thanks for sharing your insights into the different places to stay! I’ll be checking them out one day when travel opens back up after all this COVID-19.
Katrina
Katrina, thanks for comments! Hotels in Buenos Aires are nice to visit at least once as you are right, it is a beautiful place to see. Being the #1 travel destination in South America, the demand is enough to see such pricing, which is actually pretty reasonable relative to other worldly, high-traveled cities. Once Covid-19 is over hopefully you will get to see this amazing city.
This is a beautiful pic for your article…so vibrant!! I’m hoping to travel again soon so your site will be so helpful. Traveling makes me so happy!! Last year I went to South Africa on a safari and stayed at a fabulous resort lodge. I would highly recommend it!
I like how you have showed inside pics of the hotel rooms. I’m very interested in the Starry Night Penthouse – Amsterdam. It looks amazing and the price is perfect for me.
Have you stayed at any of these hotels?
Alyse thank you for the insights and glad to see that you appreciate the information. South Africa and Amsterdam are two fine places to travel, and here are our recommendations for these:
Hotels in Cape Town
Hotels in Amsterdam Netherlands
A wonderful post you have put up here on ” best hotels in Buenos Aires”!
I love the little history you gava on it before proceeding to listing the hotels. I must confess all of them are amazingly beautiful especially “Old Palermo Buenos Aires”. The view is beautiful. Maybe in my next vacation I will consider visiting Argentina!
Lizzy glad you appreciate the background information. Hotels in Buenos Aires would be a great choice for your next trip, and it’s never too early to start planning!
Hello there, this is a very insightful and educating article on best hotels Argentina. Thanks for sharing these with the members of the public it’s helpful. I just can’t wait for this pandemic to be over so I can travel once again. Argentina has been one major target on my mind. This info. on this article have made my journey a bit less stressful. Thanks for this Hotels listed, they’re very beautiful and fascinating. But is it possible one can book for any of these hotels before time?
Sheddy once the pandemic is over hotels in Buenos Aires will make for the perfect trip for sure, and you should be able to book ahead of time, it’s a great idea
These are certainly beautiful hotels you have shared in your post. It looks like a lovely place to visit, but appears that it would be very costly to stay more than a couple of days. I love the colorful streets and the vibrancy of the people. I had a childhood friend who was from there and it was the key to her popularity. Nice site, I’ll be back.