Buenos Aires Hotels

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  1. Official Tourism Site: Buenos Aires Accommodations
  2. Concierge.com: Buenos Aires Hotels WARNING: Pop-ups
  3. Frommer's: Buenos Aires Hotels
  4. Fodor's: Buenos Aires Hotels WARNING: Pop-ups
  5. TripAdvisor: Buenos Aires Hotels WARNING: Pop-ups
  6. Lonely Planet: Buenos Aires Sleep
  7. Travel + Leisure: Hotels in Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires Luxury Hotels

  • Four Seasons Hotel Phone: 11-4808-1200
    • Concierge.com Recommendation WARNING: Pop-ups: "Modern rooms are done in creams and beige. British-style tea is served each afternoon and includes kir royale sorbet; Le Mistral supplies Mediterranean dishes and tapas. Need a pachamama (Inca-style massage)? Head to the spa."
    • Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "Spacious guest rooms offer atypical amenities such as walk-in closets, wet and dry bars, stereo systems, and cellphones. Large marble bathrooms contain separate water-jet bathtubs and showers."
    • Travel + Leisure 500 Winner: "The historic 1916 mansion offers guests a step back in time, while the modern wing exudes sleek Four Seasons refinement."
    • Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "All rooms come with personal butler service, cellphones that can be activated on demand, fresh flowers and fruit baskets, and daily newspaper delivery."
  • Sofitel Buenos Aires Phone: 11-4131-0123
    • Concierge.com Recommendation WARNING: Pop-ups: "The property has a glass atrium bridge and a treelined path that leads to the reception desk. Art Deco rooms are furnished in Argentine leather and champagne-colored drapes..."
    • Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "The lobby resembles an enormous gazebo, with six ficus trees, a giant iron-and-bronze chandelier, an Art Nouveau clock, and Botticino and black San Gabriel marble filling the space."
  • Faena Hotel + Universe Phone: 11-4010-9000
    • Concierge.com Recommendation WARNING: Pop-ups: "Philippe Starck's signature gilding and masses of red velvet get plenty of attention at this 1902 grain warehouse turned 83-room hotel - but it's the service that really shines."
    • Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "The rooms are a blend of midcentury classical and modern, based on the white Empire-style furnishings, encased in modern surroundings, with cut-glass mirrors reminiscent of colonial Mexico."
    • Fodor's Choice WARNING: Pop-ups: "Velvet curtains and Venetian blinds open electronically to river and city views; marble floors fill expansive baths; velvet couches, leather armchairs, flat-screen TVs, and surround-sound stereos lend still more luxury."
    • Fodor's Choice WARNING: Pop-ups: "The elegant lobby, crystal chandeliers, and swanky cigar bar evoke Argentina's opulent, if distant, past. Rooms are comfortable and clean, if not particularly spacious."
    • Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "The hotel combines traditional elegance with technological sophistication and offers impeccable service, including butlers for every room."

Buenos Aires Moderate Hotels

  • Caesar Park Phone: 11-4819-1121
    • Frommer's Recommended: "Guest rooms vary in size and amenities, but all have been tastefully appointed with fine furniture and elegant linens, marble bathrooms with separate tubs and showers, and entertainment centers with TVs and stereos."
  • Home Hotel Buenos Aires Phone: 11-4778-1008  WARNING: Pop-ups
    • Concierge.com Recommended WARNING: Pop-ups: "The brainchild of London music producer Tom Rixton and his wife, Patricia O'Shea, this 17-bed hotel - the first in fashionable Palermo Hollywood - is wedged in among ultra-cool bars and fusion eateries."
    • Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "I found this to be among the nicest of the new boutique hotels in Palermo. Much of it is due to the young couple that built the place."
  • Mansion Dandi Royal Phone: 11-4307-7623
    • Concierge.com Recommendation WARNING: Pop-ups: "The spirit of Argentine dance legend Carlos Gardel presides over this 'Residential Tango Academy,' lovingly crafted by artist Hector Villalba from a 1903 Italianate mansion in San Telmo."
    • Fodor's Choice WARNING: Pop-ups: "Tango lessons take place daily in the gorgeous dance hall, and every evening the staff accompanies dancers to milongas, all-night tango parties that take place all over town."
    • Lonely Planet Selection: "All the rooms are beautifully decorated with period furniture, and the entrance and lobby are truly decadent."
  • Castelar Hotel Phone: 11-4383-5000
    • Concierge.com Recommendation WARNING: Pop-ups: "With its outsize neon signage and landmark green-marble facade, the Castelar Hotel & Spa has been cutting an impressive figure on the Avenida de Mayo since 1929."
    • Frommer's Very Highly Recommended: "Opened in 1929, the Hotel Castelar is considered a historic highlight of Buenos Aires, as it was once an important stopping point for Spanish-language literary stars..."
    • Lonely Planet Selection: "The spa itself is a step back in time, where men smoke and sip Gancia, and women treat themselves to everything from hair brushings to pedicures."
  • Aspen Towers Phone: 11-4313-1919
    • Frommer's Very Highly Recommended: "Guest rooms are classically decorated, with empire style furniture and soft-colored linens. All rooms feature marble bathrooms with whirlpool baths -- something you're unlikely to find anywhere else in the city at this price."

Buenos Aires Affordable Hotels

  • Art Hotel Phone: 11-4821-4744
    • Concierge.com Recommendation WARNING: Pop-ups: "When you step into the Art Hotel - located where the tony barrios of Recoleta and Barrio Norte intersect - you might feel as if you've wandered into an art gallery."
    • Frommer's Recommended: "Some rooms are on the small side, but all have such interesting details as polished concrete floors with embedded ornamental tiles and comfy linens in neutral tones and wicker accents on the furniture."
    • Lonely Planet Selection: "Luxurious cast-iron canopy beds, hardwood floors and arched doorways all add to the romance and charm. Every month a new art exhibit graces the walls of the lobby and breakfast area."
    • Lonely Planet Selection: "The rooms are upstairs and have all the mod-cons necessary. The Pop room boasts a tub with a window over the bath, while the stand-out touches are its strip lighting, stainless steel bathroom sink, small balcony, industrial TV-table and glass desk."
    • Lonely Planet Selection: "Rooms are miniature, and some lack windows, but the beautifully designed common area more than makes up for it."
  • Hotel Plaza Francia Phone: 11-4804-9631
    • Concierge.com Recommendation WARNING: Pop-ups: "The surrounding greenery makes for stately views, particularly from the upper-story balcony rooms that look out over the Rio de la Plata. The interiors of the 48 rooms won't win any design awards, but they're clean and well appointed."
    • Lonely Planet Selection: "Snag a room on one of the upper floors and you'll be gazing all the way to the Rio de la Plata (and beyond) and across the plazas of Recoleta. You can even watch the planes land at Aeroparque."
  • Hotel Lion D'Or Phone: 11-4803-8992
    • Lonely Planet Selection: "The Lion D'or is about the fabulous arched ceilings of the entryway, the unadorned reception counter, the beautiful old wooden elevator that stops with a resounding clunk, the cracked paint, the incongruous coffee dispenser, the smell of old wood, and the perfect lack of modern conveniences."
  • Lina's Tango Guesthouse Phone: 11-4361-6817
    • Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "If you really want to expose yourself to the tango scene, this is the place to stay. Owner Lina Acuna, who originally hails from Columbia, opened this charming little spot in 1997."

Buenos Aires Hostels

  • The Recoleta Hostel Phone: 11-4812-4419
    • Frommer's Highly Recommended: "This is a great, inexpensive choice for young people who want to be close to everything and in a beautiful neighborhood, but can't ordinarily afford the prices associated with such a location."
  • Carlos Gardel Hostel Phone: 11-4307-2606
    • Frommer's Highly Recommended: "This hostel is built into a renovated old house, and though it has been severely gutted, a few charming elements, such as marble staircases, wall sconces, and stained-glass windows, remain."
  • Hostel Nomade Phone: 11-4300-7641
    • Frommer's Highly Recommended: "There are several rooms with bunk beds scattered about, and three of the rooms can be rented privately, but none come with private bathrooms."