Best Hotels in Buenos Aires
Explore Buenos Aires with 958 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Grand King Hotel ★★★
"The hotel was very well located, the breakfast was simple but okay, the hotel was very noisy, we heard doors slamming, etc. all night for the 4 days we stayed."
Mio Buenos Aires ★★★★
"Big room with bathroom. Very comfortable. Bed linen, very good quality dressing. Excellent location. Near point 0 of Hop on hop off. Easy to walk and reach other points of interest. Silent with very gentle service."
Emperador Hotel Buenos Aires ★★★★★
"The old hotel is newly renovated, the location is excellent, there are many excellent restaurants around, breakfast, lunch and dinner are no problem. The cleanliness is very good, the garden view is better and quieter. The only downside is that the water pressure on the high floor bath is a bit weak."
725 Continental Hotel ★★★★
"Stayed here for just a night stop I’ve run Buenos Aires and loved it! The location is great, the service, staff, the breakfast and the cherry on top: the rooftop!"
Vilon Recoleta Hotel ★★★
"The hotel is located in the Recoleta district, within walking distance of many attractions. It's new and modern, with spacious rooms with balconies. There's a rooftop pool, a coworking space, and a small gym. The rooms are decorated in a modern, minimalist style, and include a coffee machine with capsules. The beds are very comfortable! Breakfast is served in the café on the first floor. The staff is very friendly."
Palladio Hotel Buenos Aires - MGallery Collection ★★★★★
"Very friendly staffs, who always welcomed me as a guest."
Buenos Aires Marriott ★★★★★
"Facilities: All OK, check-in at the front desk was quick"
Pleno Madero ★★★
"Excellent service, I was accommodated before check-in time, the breakfast was very tasty. Very comfortable room."
Mérit by Amérian San Telmo ★★★
"Good hotel, well maintained, comfortable and pleasant. It would be great if there was a minibar in the room."
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
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
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
Explore Accommodation Types in Buenos Aires
InterContinental Hotels BUENOS AIRES by IHG
"Great IHG hotel in Buenos Aires with great amenities we had booked four nights The breakfast buffet was quite good but very small and with limited options The staff was very friendly and helpful"
Feir's Park Hotel & Rooftop
"Excellent location, good staff, good laundry service and restaurant"
Casa Lucia Member of Melia Collection
"The location is excellent, and the rooms offer great value for money."
Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta
"The best hotel The best service The best staff Thank you everyone we enjoyed our stay Immensely Mico"
The Claridge
"The only plus is the comfortable bed with snow-white linens. Everything else is only 3, and the service is generally 1. The hall is beautiful, from the outside the building looks entourage, but inside, on the floors, it’s terrible 🙉. The elevators are old, but they could be restored somehow. Everything on the floor is shabby. There are no slippers, no bathrobes, no kettle in the room and not even water. The refrigerator is empty! It’s damp, the smell is like visiting grandma in the village. What 5 stars?! What are you about?! The towel in the bathroom on top was gray, frayed with threads🤦♀️. I checked in late at night and went downstairs to ask for water. They brought me a small bottle and told me it would cost 1800 Argentine pesos😡! I didn’t take breakfast, but the next morning I decided to try it. I asked at the reception if it was possible? Yes of course without problems. The choice is poor. Only scramble and hot bacon. Baking is not very good🥴. As soon as I sat down at the table, a girl came running up to me and asked for my number, then she started shaking papers in front of me and saying that I didn’t have breakfast. I calmly replied that I was aware. She started writing the price, but I already knew. 20450 pesos. She ran away, but then came running again with checks for me to sign. Is this generally normal for this level of hotel?! As if I would run away and not cry! Breakfast was ruined and so was my mood. Imagine my surprise when, at check-in, I was given a bill for 61 thousand pesos😡😡😡! What it was, I don't know. But then the girl asked how many times did I have breakfast?! Do you even work there separately from each other?! Ugliness! The neighboring 3-star hotel did not have such horror! I had breakfast calmly, I just wrote down the room number and that’s it. When leaving, I calmly paid. I left my suitcase for a couple of days, and only then read reviews about thefts. I was worried, but thank you 🙏 everything turned out fine. Do not book this hotel under any circumstances, there are others nearby that are more expensive and cheaper, but definitely better!"
Alvear Icon Hotel
"Quite a good hotel."
Algodon Mansion
"Positives: good service, nice rooms that are spacious with a novel design. Lives up to reputation of a charming boutique. Front desk staff was very helpful with helping us pick and reserve a great restaurant that we probably wouldn’t have been able to go to otherwise. Negatives: didn’t have hot water running (they’d forgotten to turn it on), and sometimes you have to wait for door man to show up to get buzzed in at entrance"
Alvear Palace Hotel - Leading Hotels of the World
"The room is very unique, with a palace feel. The breakfast area is beautiful and the breakfast is OK. But I don't know how to turn on the TV. It has a sense of history."
Libertad Hotel Buenos Aires
"We booked this hotel after searching online and were very satisfied with the cleanliness and service of the rooms. The breakfast was plentiful, and the location was convenient, with easy access to the Cologne Theatre, Baroque Building, Athenian Bookstore, and Tortoni Classic Café. We were very satisfied."
Ramada by Wyndham Buenos Aires Centro
"The room was clean, but the Wi-Fi was faulty."
Design Suites Buenos Aires
"Everything was excellent!!! The breakfast was spectacular!!!! We'll be back, great value for money!!!!"
Arc Recoleta Boutique Hotel & Spa
"Beautiful hotel in the heart of Recoleta! Lovely rooftop terrace, small gym, spa and sauna (open until 9 pm). The rooms are very spacious, although it should be noted that the rooms facing the courtyard are rather dark."
NH Collection Buenos Aires Centro Historico
"We had a very pleasant stay at the hotel, and the room was spacious."
Alvear Art Hotel
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Hilton Buenos Aires
"Good location , safe place clean and good services , will stay here again"
Park Tower, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Buenos Aires
"The hotel staff is very responsible."
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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.
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More Information About Buenos Aires Hotels
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958 |
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Che Juan Hostel BA |
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FAQ – Hotels in Buenos Aires
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What is the average price of a hotel in Buenos Aires this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Buenos Aires this weekend is £93 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £178 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Buenos Aires this weekend typically cost £477 per night.
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How much do hotels in Buenos Aires cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Buenos Aires during weekdays is £81 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £152 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Buenos Aires generally cost £484 per night on weekdays.
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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 £70), Dazzler by Wyndham Buenos Aires Polo (from £104) and Hotel Pacifico (from £59), 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 £9), Hotel Regis (from £20) and Ibis Buenos Aires Congreso (from £34) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Buenos Aires are pet friendly?
El Conquistador Hotel (from £30), Top Rentals Montaneses (from £37) and Top Rentals Palermo Hollywood (from £49) 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 £64), Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta (from £145) and Arc Recoleta Boutique Hotel & Spa (from £76) 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 £123) has hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Buenos Aires have swimming pools?
725 Continental Hotel (from £64), Hotel Pulitzer Buenos Aires (from £62) and The Claridge (from £41) 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 ?
Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta (from £145),NH Collection Buenos Aires Centro Historico (from £85) and Hilton Buenos Aires (from £166) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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