San Telmo
Located in an 1860 former conventillo (tenement house), this pleasant boutique hotel offers spacious, elegant rooms surrounding a series of patios. There…
San Telmo
Located in an 1860 former conventillo (tenement house), this pleasant boutique hotel offers spacious, elegant rooms surrounding a series of patios. There…
Palermo
This boutique hotel is located in a beautiful four-story French-style building. Each of the 11 rooms is unique, styled with either antique or modern…
Palermo
This hip boutique hotel offers 20 good-sized rooms; some come with Jacuzzis and balconies and all have desks and natural decor touches. Get one…
Buenos Aires
This family-run hotel is a good budget choice with 42 modern, comfortable and carpeted rooms. ‘Classic’ rooms are older and have open showers; ‘superior’…
Palermo
This gorgeous guesthouse comes with six elegant rooms, one with a private terrace. There’s a wine cellar, bar-lounge area for evening wine tastings, a…
San Telmo
With its upscale-motel feel, this good-value San Telmo hotel offers 22 simple and neat rooms, most good-sized, if a bit antiseptic with their white-tiled…
Palermo
Family-run B&B in a homey, darkish house, offering great value. Each of the two simple rooms comes with its own bathroom. Ceilings are high, and a few…
Buenos Aires
This large, contemporary French chain hotel is tastefully designed. Rooms are comfortable, but the highlight is out back, where a beautiful deck surrounds…
Palermo
Buenos Aires’ first ‘green’ hostel is this casual spot sporting vintage and recycled furniture, low-energy light bulbs and a recycling system. The rooftop…
Belgrano, Nuñez & the Costanera Norte
This colorful hostel in a traditional chorizo-style house (a long sausage-like building in which the bedrooms open onto patio corridors) is located in a…
San Telmo
A grand lobby awaits you at this business-oriented, four-star hotel. All rooms are lovely and spacious; standard ones have wooden floors, while higher…
Recoleta & Barrio Norte
This hostel is comfortable enough and in a good location. It's in an old building that has character but is showing its age in places, though the communal…
San Telmo
Head up a long flight of stairs to this intimate guesthouse, where only gay men can book a stay. Just four of the eight small but elegant rooms have a…
Buenos Aires
If you’re a traveling family or group on a budget, consider this old-school, French-style place. The two- and three- bedroom apartments are basic and no…
Buenos Aires
Just 34 plain but efficient rooms greet you at this friendly place. There’s a pleasant breakfast area and the location is great, right near Plaza de Mayo…
Buenos Aires
Spacious, elegant rooms are on offer at this comfortable, well-run downtown hotel that attracts a largely business clientele. The bathrooms are small but…
Buenos Aires
The tiny stairway lobby here isn’t an impressive start, but upstairs there’s a sweet atrium area with covered patio. Most rooms are carpeted and rather…
Buenos Aires
A good deal for the location, this simple budget hotel has an interesting history – writer Julio Cortázar once stayed here. The carpets are a bit worn,…
Buenos Aires
Despite its name this hotel is not grand, but it is reasonably priced. Downstairs rooms are a bit dark and have fans only (get one upstairs), and showers…
Buenos Aires
All of these apartments have a simple, contemporary feel, with tasteful furniture, flat-screen TVs, small kitchens and balconies. There’s a tiny rooftop…
Buenos Aires
Behind the Claridge's grand entrance is a less high-end hotel than you might expect. Standard rooms are fine but go for a suite (some with balcony and…
Buenos Aires
The carpeted rooms at this hotel are basic and rather worn, but clean – if you can stand a bit of traffic noise, try to secure one with a balcony. From…
Palermo
A very intimate and homey guesthouse. Each of the four simple yet comfortable rooms comes with its own bathroom, and the largest has a balcony. By…
Buenos Aires
Head on up the marble staircase into a dim, tiled hallway. This listed historic building dates back to the 1800s and it's said that Rosas once attended…