Best Hotels in Buenos Aires
Explore Buenos Aires with 888 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Che Juan Hostel BA ★★★
"This may be the best hostel in Buenos Aires, with a great location! Take the express bus No. 8 to Plaza de Mayo after getting off the plane! The bus stop to the airport is as shown in the picture! Google map shows that it is a slow train and it takes 2.5 hours to get there!"
Ibis Buenos Aires Congreso ★★★
This pet-friendly stay offers a varied breakfast, a bar, and a convenient shuttle service.
Hotel Conte ★★★
"🛏️ ROOM • Room type: A double room where the aesthetic is a result of time's indifference, not design. • Bed: Large bed with a firm mattress and two pillows (one soft and one firm). The sheets were clean but visibly old. • Cleanliness: The room was clean. • Amenities: Small flat TV with channels showing interference; safe box available; no fridge. • Rest & Comfort: True rest is a challenge. The soundproofing is non-existent; you'll hear the elevator, hallway traffic, neighboring guests, even traffic and conversations from the street, despite being on the 5th floor. For your convenience, the hotel offers nightly illumination: light streams in from the hallway under the door (an incredible flaw!), and the curtains are purely decorative, failing to block the light at sunrise. 🚽 BATHROOM • Condition: The bathroom is very old, but it was clean. • Basic products: The hotel generously provides two bars of soap, pre-sliced to an amusing thinness for maximum conservation. • Towels: The towels were clean, but their quality was truly remarkable—very used, stained, and paper-thin. • Fittings: The bidet had a significant water leak. 🍳 MEALS • Included: Breakfast. • Variety and quality: The breakfast was scarce in variety (sweet, savory, cold, and some warm options). The juice and coffee were of poor quality. • Service: The waitress was friendly. 👨💼 SERVICE • Front Desk: The evening/night receptionist was completely engrossed in his mobile phone, actively avoiding eye contact. When we asked a question, he efficiently dismissed us, suggesting we read the information on the photocopy—a clear display of zero hospitality. 💡 FINAL VERDICT • ✔ Best thing: The excellent, central location, just a short walk from the Obelisco. • ❌ Worst thing: The combination of critical comfort failures: the non-existent soundproofing, the nightly light leakage, the poor quality of essential items (towels, soap), and the unhelpful attitude at the front desk."
Hotel Internacional ★★★
"You can clearly see that the bathroom is getting on in years. Otherwise, it's great."
Hotel Pulitzer Buenos Aires ★★★★
"Nice hotel and good breakfast. Allowed us to check in early after our long flight from JFK."
Huinid Obelisco Hotel ★★★★
"Although they only speak English, there are Chinese prompts available. The facilities and environment are also quite good. If you have any special requests, they try their best to accommodate them. They are very friendly and polite towards Chinese guests. The hotel is right by the main attractions, and there's a Carrefour mini-supermarket nearby, making it convenient for daily life, getting around, and sightseeing. It's a great choice for both business trips and leisure travel."
Hotel Regis ★★
Located less than 100 metres from the metro, this stay offers comfy, sparkling clean rooms and an on-site laundry service.
Alquileres Temporarios by CLH Rentals ★★★
"I stayed for 6 days. The internet in the first room I was assigned didn't work well, so I was reassigned to a room on the 7th floor. Although there were no internet issues there, all the facilities were old and worn out. There was even a microwave called "Gold Star." The most significant issue was that even though two of us stayed for 6 days, there were only 2 large towels, 1 face towel, and 1 bathroom floor towel. Even when I asked for more, they said that whether I booked for 1 day or 6 days, the quantity (including only 1 roll of toilet paper) was the same, and that I had to pay an additional 10,000 pesos if I needed more. If you plan to stay for a long time, I would recommend booking 2, 2, and 2 days, or booking 3 and 3 days separately. Also, the bathroom door was broken, so I was trapped inside and had to open it from the outside to get out."
Tritone Hotel ★★★
"Always nice place to Be very good area"
Where to Stay in Buenos Aires
Find the best area in Buenos Aires for your stay
Microcentro
The City Centre is Buenos Aires’ bustling hub, filled with historic landmarks, shops, and lively streets.
- Iconic plazas and monuments
- Wide streets with shops
- Central cafés and restaurants
Palermo
Palermo is a vibrant neighbourhood with green spaces, trendy cafés, and a mix of modern and historic charm.
- Spacious parks and gardens
- Trendy cafés and restaurants
- Boutique stores and galleries
Recoleta
Recoleta offers elegant streets, historic buildings, and upscale shopping, blending culture with high-end living.
- Historic architecture and landmarks
- Upscale boutiques and cafés
- Cultural and art centres
Puerto Madero
Puerto Madero is Buenos Aires’ renovated waterfront district, featuring luxury dining, modern architecture, and scenic docks.
- Stylish waterfront restaurants
- Modern high-rise buildings
- Scenic walking promenades
San Telmo
San Telmo is a historic neighbourhood known for tango, cobblestone streets, antique shops, and lively nightlife.
- Tango shows and street performances
- Antique markets and boutiques
- Cobblestone streets with charm
Palermo Soho
Palermo Soho is a creative hub with boutiques, street art, and trendy cafés attracting locals and tourists alike.
- Independent fashion boutiques
- Vibrant street art murals
- Trendy cafés and eateries
Belgrano
Belgrano is a peaceful and chic neighborhood in Buenos Aires, celebrated for its tree-lined streets, charming cafés, boutique shopping, and local parks. It’s a wonderful choice for travelers seeking a quieter home base that still offers easy access to the city's dining, culture, and authentic local life.
- A peaceful neighborhood filled with charming local cafés and shops
- Perfect for exploring parks, city strolls, and relaxing getaways
- Enjoy easy access to dining and public transport, making it a breeze to explore the local flavors and get around the city.
9 de Julio Avenue
9 de Julio Avenue is Buenos Aires’ iconic thoroughfare, offering access to landmarks, theatres, and bustling urban life.
- Iconic avenue and landmarks
- Theatres and cultural spots
- Central transport access
Barrio Norte
Barrio Norte is a chic and convenient neighborhood in Buenos Aires, celebrated for its elegant streets, charming cafés, boutique shopping, and easy access to both Recoleta and the city center. It’s a fantastic choice for travelers looking for a comfortable home base close to the city's vibrant culture, dining scene, and local life.
- Just a stone's throw from Recoleta and the city's top attractions
- A fantastic area for exploring cafés, shopping, and dining
- Elegant streets with a relaxed city vibe
Palermo Hollywood
Palermo Hollywood is a dynamic area with media offices, trendy bars, and lively nightlife for locals and visitors.
- Trendy bars and restaurants
- Creative media hubs
- Bustling nightlife scene
Explore Accommodation Types in Buenos Aires
Libertador Hotel
"The location is great, the hotel facilities are older, the bathroom is small, and the breakfast is okay. The scary thing is the old elevator. I experienced it suddenly going up and down, but the staff said it was fine. It was really scary. The incident happened in the single elevator inside."
Casa Lucia Member of Melia Collection
"The service was excellent and the travel was convenient."
Regal Pacific Puerto Madero
"Good breakfast, staff is also nice, price/quality is excellent."
Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta
"The best hotel The best service The best staff Thank you everyone we enjoyed our stay Immensely Mico"
Arc Recoleta Boutique Hotel & Spa
"The staff at Arc Recoleta is top flight. They can help you with anything, anytime. Breakfast was good, with a variety of choices. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable (showers only, no tubs, but so what?), and the daily room rate is very affordable. We loved it!"
Broadway Hotel & Suites
"Excellent hotel with beautiful and spacious rooms, highly recommended."
Casa Joseph
"The location was good and the room as well, Agustine who was the person at the reception was really kind and helpful, thank you"
Hotel Grand Brizo Buenos Aires
"Hotel is in a prime location. Unfortunately, due to the economic situation, many homeless people around the hotel. Hotel reception staff are not particularly friendly. In addition, it is stupid to have to pay the total amount at check-in, normally this is at check-out. In addition, I find it strange that only water and coffee are offered in the room for a fee. Even the cheapest hotels offer this free of charge. The suite with a view does indeed have a great view, but the room is poorly maintained and I experienced a lot of noise from the rooftop bar/swimming pool. Insulation could be much better and a freshening up wouldn't hurt."
Mio Buenos Aires
"Excellent location and attention"
Ramada by Wyndham Buenos Aires Centro
"- not bad for business stay and great for the price - basic with no amenities such as no gym nor swimming pool (at least it’s not opened in November) - super central and easy to get around - good restaurants and cafe nearby"
Lennox Buenos Aires
"The city center, the hotel is not new, but up to standard, the staff is friendly, the breakfasts are good"
Ker Recoleta Hotel
"The bed was very comfortable, the pillows were better than in more expensive hotels. The hotel looked tired and the breakfast was limited. Lots of street noise during the night. The lifts we're hopelessly slow . Overall acceptable for the price."
Deluxe Apartments in Palermo by BueRentals
"The staff is warm and polite. You can return the money by turning left and walking a few steps out of the apartment. There are many retail stores around, so it is convenient to buy fruits and vegetables and supermarkets. The apartment is equipped with kitchenware such as dishes, so you can cook, which I like very much."
Efe Hotel & Cowork
Enjoy a varied breakfast, a restaurant, a bar, and a gym. A business centre and conference room are available, with parking included.
El Misti Hotel Buenos Aires Centro
"We stayed for one night with friend. Location is perfect, centrally located. Nearby lots of restaurants, shops. Room was clean, nice. But was very noisy, as downstairs they have a bar, and they were playing and singing till 3 am almost. We couldn't sleep. But we like the service. Special thanks to Huan, he was very kind and helpful."
Carsson Hotel Downtown Buenos Aires
"Just right"
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Buenos Aires
Discover the charm of Buenos Aires by staying near its iconic landmarks.
Palermo
Explore Palermo to enjoy trendy cafes, leafy parks, boutique shopping, vibrant nightlife, and local dining spots.
Plaza de Mayo
Visit Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires' historic main square, surrounded by landmarks and significant civic buildings.
Puente de la Mujer
Walk across Puente de la Mujer to admire its striking design and views of the Puerto Madero waterfront.
Recoleta
Stay in Recoleta to explore elegant architecture, cultural attractions, tree-lined streets, and renowned museums.
Av. 9 de Julio
Walk along Av. 9 de Julio, one of the world's widest avenues, lined with landmarks and busy city scenes.
Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral
Visit Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral to admire historic architecture, artwork, and religious heritage.
Puerto Madero
Explore Puerto Madero for modern waterfront dining, scenic walks, contemporary architecture, and lively nightlife.
The obelisk
See the Obelisk, Buenos Aires' iconic monument, standing prominently along the bustling Avenida 9 de Julio.
Recoleta Cemetery
Visit Recoleta Cemetery to discover elaborate mausoleums, historic figures, and remarkable architectural details.
Buenos Aires Travel Information
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More Information About Buenos Aires Hotels
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Number of reviews |
24,654 |
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Total properties |
888 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£95 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£109 |
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Che Juan Hostel BA |
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Popular area |
Microcentro |
FAQ – Hotels in Buenos Aires
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What are the best places to stay in Buenos Aires?
Some of the best places to stay in Buenos Aires are near popular attractions like Palermo, Plaza de Mayo and Puente de la Mujer, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Buenos Aires near Palermo?
Some of the top hotels in Buenos Aires near Palermo include Deluxe Apartments in Palermo by BueRentals (from £90), Dazzler by Wyndham Buenos Aires Polo (from £81) and Casa Joseph (from £74), all offering easy access to Palermo, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Buenos Aires?
The most popular Buenos Aires hotels for your stay: Che Juan Hostel BA (from £7), Hotel Regis (from £20) and Ibis Buenos Aires Congreso (from £29) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Buenos Aires are pet friendly?
El Conquistador Hotel (from £29), Circus Hostel (from £10) and Top Rentals Montaneses (from £33) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Buenos Aires are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? 725 Continental Hotel (from £57), Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta (from £122) and Palladio Hotel Buenos Aires - MGallery Collection (from £137) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Buenos Aires have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Hotel Madero Buenos Aires (from £112) has hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Buenos Aires have swimming pools?
725 Continental Hotel (from £57), Hilton Buenos Aires (from £135) and Hotel Pulitzer Buenos Aires (from £63) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Buenos Aires offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hilton Buenos Aires (from £135),NH Collection Buenos Aires Centro Historico (from £73) and Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta (from £122) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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