Hotels Near Museo de Arte Popular Jose Hernandez in Buenos Aires

This hotel is one of the most luxurious in BA and is located in a golden location. You can walk to the cemetery, and Hermes is across the road. The whole is indeed a palace style, very retro and beautiful, and the hotel that I live in NYC is much better. The service is quite satisfactory, and I can say that it is the service that this price hotel should have. Stayed here for a total of five nights, first-time arrival and imminent departure, bearing too many memories for me 🥺Will be back for sure

Hotel location is good, security is very good, the overall facilities and services are also good, the hotel's breakfast is slightly simple, and it is mainly sweets, it is strange

If you’re looking for an unparalleled hotel experience, Palacio Duhau - Park Hyatt Buenos Aires is the place to be. From Angel Arcila’s warm check-in to Gonzalo Baldassarre’s flawless check-out, every detail was perfect. Lucio Aguirre and José Hernández went above and beyond as concierges, and Sebastián Perugino made our dining experience magical. A special shout-out to Federico Perlov for his exceptional care—he made this stay the best I’ve ever had. Highly recommend this hotel; everyone should experience this level of luxury and service! I’d move in if I could!

Stayed here one night pre-Antartic cruise and it was organised by the cruise company. The rooms look dated and some of the fittings, particularly in the bathroom needs replacing since they were broken. For the price point, it was disappointing if I had paid myself. Staff were friendly at check in and check out. Personally I would choose a different hotel unless you need to be in recoleta specifically

I booked on behalf of my colleagues, and I didn't live here myself, but I asked questions via email, and the replies were timely and polite. Hope to try it myself next time.

We were very excited to stay at Hotel Casa Lucia, but unfortunately, the experience wasn’t even close to 5 stars. At check-in, there was zero recognition of Hilton Diamond status and no mention of any benefits or breakfast. We had received an email prior to arrival and had sent our requests for a spa appointment. No mention of this either. I had to bring all of this up and then the lady had to call to see if anything had been confirmed. Then I had to get clarification on Diamond benefits (still unsure what exactly they are). When we got to our room (601), it was like we entered a refrigerator. The AC was set to 10 degrees C if you can believe it. The room was tiny, with a small window facing the windows and balconies of another not-so-nice building. Not the view of Buenos Aires we were hoping for. All of that aside, the condition of the room was atrocious. The carpet was stained all throughout the entryway and next to the bed, and there were scuff marks on the walls. The bathroom had the smallest shower I’d ever seen, with one of those plastic white trays for a floor. When showering, water would spray out of a large open gap by the glass door and soak the bathroom floor. The shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner were in large plastic bottles that were crumpled and disheveled because they didn’t include the pumps and previous guests had squeezed the hell out of the bottles already. Room 601 was also right next to the cleaning closet where workers would go in and out all day, chatting and slamming the door. Lastly, when I tried calling down to the front desk to mention these issues, on the 1st try I was on hold for 5 minutes and then was hung up on. The 2nd and 3rd tries they just put me on hold and never picked up. Finally on the 4th try someone picked up. After going through these issues, the person just told me a manager would call me back. No one ever called back. Sadly, not surprising at all. This is a 3 star motel (if that) masquerading as a 5 star hotel. It’s a shame because the lobby/bar area is really beautiful. Service is embarrassing, and don’t even count on any additional effort or a slightly better room if you have Hilton status. Do yourself a favor and book the Four Seasons or Park Hyatt. At the prices Casa Lucia is charging (even when using points), it’s just highway robbery.

This was my second stay at Novotel Buenos Aires. It is located in the heart of downtown on Avenida Corrientes just down the street from El Oblisco (the Obelisk), the iconic monument in Buenos Aires. This hotel is in the heart of the theater district and within easy walking distance of nice malls like Galleria Pacifico. I love the location and the breakfast buffet is very nice. My room was clean, well appointed and in good condition. House keeping took good care of my room every day. The hotel is extremely close to the subway line which makes the whole city easy to reach. My overall feeling is that for my business stay, this hotel was just right. If I came back for a personal vacation with my family, I would also be very comfortable at this Novotel. Great value for what you get. A small gym, a pool and very close to some amazing restaurants.

I am Japanese. I hope that I can send a little useful information to the Japanese who will come in the future. The location of the pass is a bit difficult to understand. However, it is located in a place where you can go out immediately in the city, so I am not afraid to move. The cherry blossom service is great. Be careful because it takes something like accommodation tax in the field. The cleaning of the cheek is also quite fine and you can spend the next day clean. There are shampoo shampoo, body soap, etc., but there is no shaving, so you should bring it. The shower sometimes makes the water worse. Breakfast is until 10 a.m. There is one coffee water on the table in the room, two waters in the refrigerator, two orange juices, one beer, two cans. There are about two sweets.

The location of the hotel is very good, the room is big enough and the equipment is good. But the service was rather stiff. We booked a room on the Nansen cruise ship for the next day. Two guests shared a room, but they were given a double bed room. Two strangers couldn't sleep there. After long negotiations, we still couldn't resolve the issue, so we ended up patching up a quilt and sleeping on the sofa! In addition, the team arrived at the hotel after one o'clock in the evening, and they had to queue up at the front desk to check in one by one. They could not prepare their room cards in advance and check in directly! We stayed at the Sofitel Hotel on our return trip from the Antarctic cruise. When we arrived at the front desk, our key cards were all ready, which was very convenient!

The hotel is located in the Port District of Ellis on the plateau. The location is OK and the traffic is very inconvenient. The room in the hotel is still clean and the light is still fresh. The restaurant equipment of the hotel, the lobby on the first floor is relatively fine. But the service attitude of the bar and coffee room and knee socks are OK, the staff service at the front desk and concierge is OK, as for the first floor of the restaurant landscape on the top floor, you can see the far view of the entire capital. The seaside, personally think this hotel hotel facilities are clean and staff service attitude is OK, it should be said It was Argentina's service attitude was slow, and it took 20 minutes to enter the restaurant to start counting the cards and water, but this is not the only problem with this hotel, the whole of Argentina is like this.