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Hilton Buenos Aires
4.6/5107 Reviews

Hilton Buenos Aires

Puerto Madero Buenos Aires|0.29km from Woman's Bridge
Very nice, open lobby with multiple choices for eating and drinking. All staff we encountered were excellent...very friendly and helpful. We caught the end of a Mary Kay convention and the place was a little hectic, but the staff worked hard to handle everyone as quickly as possible. Nice glass elevators that look over the wide open lobby. Our room overlooked the canal, a nice view. The room was very nice, but nothing special. All in all, we were very comfortable there and would chose the hotel again.
Alvear Icon Hotel
4.5/578 Reviews

Alvear Icon Hotel

Puerto Madero Buenos Aires|0.42km from Woman's Bridge
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.
NH Buenos Aires City
4/5100 Reviews

NH Buenos Aires City

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|0.73km from Woman's Bridge
The location is good. The service is good too. They are very helpful, especially in calling a taxi. The facilities are above average.
Faena Hotel Buenos Aires
4.3/540 Reviews

Faena Hotel Buenos Aires

Puerto Madero Buenos Aires|0.74km from Woman's Bridge
What a Disappointment the Faena Hotel is. NOT a 5 star hotel it once was. The bed in our room was more than 10 years over due for a change. The most uncomfortable bed I’ve slept in a “5 star hotel” . The staff is rude if you are not Argentinian, typical for of a hotel that pays the staff practically nothing and a place no one tips. The bartender at the library was totally focused on taking to the ****** at the bar and totally ignored us sitting next to this loud obnoxious couple. The pool was freezing cold. Why can’t they heat the pool to take the chill off so you can enjoy the pool. The wait staff at the pool was slow to deliver the drinks or food at the pool and often confused the orders or never returned to deliver the correct order. The man at the checkin Juan Pablo is joke. He gave wrong information about the hotels offerings for the valentines dinners. I found out the evening of valentines that there was a Tango Show with dinner that included meat choices that the other restaurants were not offering. The Tango show and dinner was offered for $270 USD per person. I was offered $135 USD pp at the door or 48,000 Argentinian pesos which equals $270 pp. it had to do with the blue dollar. While I was negotiating with the man at the entrance to the Tango show I saw food coming from the Mercado restaurant through the lobby long lobby filled with people uncovered, how disgusting. We declined to eat or see the show. Do yourself a favor and stay at the holiday inn and save yourself a lot of money and aggravation and most of all disappoint in once was a fabulous hotel. They tell you that the hotel is full as well as the restaurants. That’s a lie, nothing at Faena is full except the arrogance they dish out.
NH Collection Buenos Aires Centro Historico
4.1/550 Reviews

NH Collection Buenos Aires Centro Historico

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|0.77km from Woman's Bridge
In the city center, the location is particularly good, there are many attractions nearby, you can walk. The room is also very characteristic, the view is good and clean. Service is in place, it is a very good experience!
InterContinental Buenos Aires, an IHG Hotel
4.4/549 Reviews

InterContinental Buenos Aires, an IHG Hotel

Buenos Aires|1.24km from Woman's Bridge
The hotel is located in the center of Buenos Aires, very close to 7th September Street and the Obelisk. Clean and tidy, warm service. Had dinner three times at the restaurant on the first floor of the hotel, and it felt good! The football in the hotel lobby is amazing 👍🏻

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Hotel HR Plaza Luxor
3.7/535 Reviews

Hotel HR Plaza Luxor

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|1.07km from Woman's Bridge
This hotel is not bad, the service is very good,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.
725 Continental Hotel
4.7/549 Reviews

725 Continental Hotel

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|1.09km from Woman's Bridge
725 Continental Hotel is in a central position, short walk one way to Plaza de la Republica, with Obelisco, and a short walk the other way to Plaza de Mayo.A stop for the open top bus tours is on the other side of the street. Hailing a taxi is easy on the roadside but reception ordered a taxi without charge. The hotel has no car park, but there is paid-parking nearby. This art deco building is in a street of such buildings making for a scenic cityscape, both from the street and roof top terrace, where there is a bar and small pool. Sunset drinks were enjoyed on the roof. Room and ensuite was large and everywhere was clean. Reception directed us to 2 double rooms before finding the twin we had booked, which was an unwanted inconvenience after a long journey. There was a paid mini bar but no kettle in the room. View was across to the buildings the other side of the street. Air conditioning worked well. The lifts are slow and the wait was tiresome, but fortunately we could use the stairs from our room on a lower floor. Breakfast is served on the first floor, and there is a bar and restaurant on the ground floor, which we did not use. There are tango shows and many restaurants within a short walk of the hotel. Breakfast buffet was adequate with omelettes cooked to order. Window tables have picturesque street views. Facilities give the five star rating, but 725 Continental Hotel is more comfortable than luxurious. Location and service on offer made it good value.
Holiday Inn Express Puerto Madero
4.2/554 Reviews

Holiday Inn Express Puerto Madero

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|1.17km from Woman's Bridge
The room is not large, no problem for one or two people. Good location, 630 pesos from the airport can be sent directly to the hotel. Breakfast can eat a variety of Argentine bread. The staff spoke English well, and the girl BABRIELA at the front desk was warm and friendly.
Centuria Hotel Buenos Aires
3.8/546 Reviews

Centuria Hotel Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|1.3km from Woman's Bridge
The location of the hotel is very good, the staff are very welcoming and helpful, the hotel and room facilities are very good. Compared with the abundance of food that we provide in hotels in Brazil and resorts around the world, breakfast is simple, but it can easily meet all basic requirements. The tours offered at the hotel are very good, the prices are attractive, and like the local shops, I recommend it to anyone who looks and knows how to spend time with them.
HR Esmeralda Luxor
3.8/586 Reviews

HR Esmeralda Luxor

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|1.46km from Woman's Bridge
A waitress with a bad attitude at the front desk ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Hotel Grand Brizo Buenos Aires
4/594 Reviews

Hotel Grand Brizo Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|1.57km from Woman's Bridge
We arrived yesterday after a night flight… our tour company Condor Travel arranged for an early check in at 0830 am which was very helpful. The room is clean and has a great shower. Sadly the room noise from the air conditioning was very loud through the night. We can also hear the elevator… and I think the breakfast restaurant must be above us as we were woken up at approximately 4am with music… as we are returning shortly after a few days away… we will request a better room. The maintenance man was brilliant… we couldn’t get the safe to close or the air conditioning to work… we put a call into reception desk and within 10 minutes it was all sorted…thank you. We ate in the main restaurant for lunch the Caesar Salad was first class and the club sandwich big enough for 2 with fries. We will update on our return in a few days.

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Pleno Madero
4.2/560 Reviews

Pleno Madero

Puerto Madero Buenos Aires|0.57km from Woman's Bridge
We stayed here for 2 nights 18/2/24-20/2/24 and glad we did. The room was big and the shower was powerful. There is also tea and coffee in the room along with air conditioning. There is a continental breakfast and you can also order eggs. The hotel is well situated it’s about 10 minutes walk to Puerto Madero where there are lots of bars and restaurants and if you stay there over the weekend there is a really good market about 4 blocks behind the hotel.
Ker San Telmo Hotel
4.1/570 Reviews

Ker San Telmo Hotel

Buenos Aires|0.68km from Woman's Bridge
We had a horrible experience at this hotel. By accident my husband broke a small side table in the lobby. In the beginning we were more concerned about my husband’s fall than the broken piece of furniture. Unfortunately, the management was more concerned about the small table than my husband’s well being. They asked us to pay $900 for the broken table. Since It seemed to be a lot of money for this kind of furniture we asked for proof that it costs $900 which they did not provide. We did the research online and found a set of two exactly the same tables for $200. Based on our research we offered them $250 in cash for the table and the trouble. They refused to accept the $250 and called the police. The management locked us in the room until the police came. We tried to explain to the police that the management wanted us to pay $900 for something that is worth no more than $200 but the police took our passports and kept us hostages until we paid the $900. It was the last day of our vacation. We did not have any cash left but since they threatened us that they will not let us leave Argentina we decided to pay with a credit card. The manger agreed to accept the credit card payment under one condition that the hotel will charge our credit card with black market exchange rate and not the official one. This was illegal and we would end up paying almost double. It would be around $1,700. The police did not do anything and pressured us to either pay with cash or transfer the money from our US bank account. We didn’t have any choice and asked our friend to borrow $900 to avoid further complications, get our passports back, and leave the country. In situations like this you have no rights as a foreigner. You have nowhere to go and nobody to talk to. It was a horrible and unnecessary experience in such a beautiful country. You definitely do not want to go through something like this. It was a theft in broad daylight. We strongly recommend to avoid this hotel.
NH Collection Buenos Aires Jousten
4.3/545 Reviews

NH Collection Buenos Aires Jousten

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|0.76km from Woman's Bridge
We were here for the “Amor nunca falla” internacional assembleia along with 42,000 other delegates from Argentina and 12 other countries. The NH Jousten was a fabulous hotel for us. It appears that the hotel has been updated fairly recently. The rooms are all very modern and have a pleasant decor. The restaurant serves a wonderful breakfast. We also had dinner here a couple of times and enjoyed the food and service. Every one of the hotel employees that we interacted with was very helpful, pleasant, and kind. Many speak English very well. Our room opened up to the Av. Corrientes which is a busy street. However, the double glazed windows and solid walls and every drapes do a good job of keeping the sound out. We never heard any of the other guests in adjoining rooms. The room has a mini bar with some space for you to put a few drinks. It comes equipped with a pod espresso maker and an electric teapot. The beds are medium softness and we slept well. We highly recommend this hotel, especially if you are a tourist and want to be near to many of the sites. It is close to many restaurants and we felt safe walking around in the evening.
Kenton Palace Buenos Aires
3.9/568 Reviews

Kenton Palace Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires|0.8km from Woman's Bridge
The staff are friendly enough. We were very disappointed when we asked for more bathroom tissue. We had just returned from an evening out and noticed that when the room was made up, bathroom tissue was not replaced and we were running out of tissue. We called down to the front desk to ask for two roles of tissue and were told that we were only allowed one role per day (we had not been given any tissue that day). I met the staff member at the elevator where I was given a role that was half the size of a full role. So the daily allotment of bathroom tissue is ½ a role per day for two people? If we had been given a full role of tissue when they made up the room in the morning, we would not have needed to request more. Unfortunately, no amount of smiling staff can make up for the petty hording of bathroom tissue. We had two rooms at this hotel and have had two rooms here previously so this was not the first time staying at this hotel, but it will be the last.
Hotel Uthgra de las Luces
3.9/53 Reviews

Hotel Uthgra de las Luces

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|0.84km from Woman's Bridge
We booked a double room for a couple of nights. The hotel is just walking distance (3 minutes) from Plaza de Mayo and to the main walking street Florida. It is perfect ro explore the central city and convenient with several bars, restaurants, money exchanges and convenience stores around. The breakfast is alright with the regular bread, ham slices and some sweets. The rooms are just a bit too small, but clean and comfortable. Would be difficult to move around if 2 people opened their suitcases. The Bathroom is clean but small. The staff were friendly and organised a taxi when we asked. They did not however have an iron or laundry facilities. Overall for the price, the location is excellent and the rooms are clean which make up for the size. Would stay here again.
562 Nogaro
3.8/548 Reviews

562 Nogaro

Buenos Aires City Center Buenos Aires|0.85km from Woman's Bridge
I travel for a living so was excited to see this hotel on my company’s approved hotel list, and for $67 (including a *continental** breakfast!). The location is terrific; however, the hotel is definitely a 3⭐️ reaching to be a 4… A/C in room did not work, furniture is a bit beat up, pillows are just ok, bed is just ok. Friendly staff helps make up for some of the things this hotel is lacking. Keep reaching, 562, and you will be able to get there!

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Pleno Madero

Pleno Madero

4.2/560 Reviews
Puerto Madero
We stayed here for 2 nights 18/2/24-20/2/24 and glad we did. The room was big and the shower was powerful. There is also tea and coffee in the room along with air conditioning. There is a continental breakfast and you can also order eggs. The hotel is well situated it’s about 10 minutes walk to Puerto Madero where there are lots of bars and restaurants and if you stay there over the weekend there is a really good market about 4 blocks behind the hotel.
Kenton Palace Buenos Aires

Kenton Palace Buenos Aires

3.9/568 Reviews
The staff are friendly enough. We were very disappointed when we asked for more bathroom tissue. We had just returned from an evening out and noticed that when the room was made up, bathroom tissue was not replaced and we were running out of tissue. We called down to the front desk to ask for two roles of tissue and were told that we were only allowed one role per day (we had not been given any tissue that day). I met the staff member at the elevator where I was given a role that was half the size of a full role. So the daily allotment of bathroom tissue is ½ a role per day for two people? If we had been given a full role of tissue when they made up the room in the morning, we would not have needed to request more. Unfortunately, no amount of smiling staff can make up for the petty hording of bathroom tissue. We had two rooms at this hotel and have had two rooms here previously so this was not the first time staying at this hotel, but it will be the last.
Hilton Buenos Aires

Hilton Buenos Aires

4.6/5107 Reviews
Puerto Madero
Very nice, open lobby with multiple choices for eating and drinking. All staff we encountered were excellent...very friendly and helpful. We caught the end of a Mary Kay convention and the place was a little hectic, but the staff worked hard to handle everyone as quickly as possible. Nice glass elevators that look over the wide open lobby. Our room overlooked the canal, a nice view. The room was very nice, but nothing special. All in all, we were very comfortable there and would chose the hotel again.
Alvear Icon Hotel

Alvear Icon Hotel

4.5/578 Reviews
Puerto Madero
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.
Ker San Telmo Hotel

Ker San Telmo Hotel

4.1/570 Reviews
We had a horrible experience at this hotel. By accident my husband broke a small side table in the lobby. In the beginning we were more concerned about my husband’s fall than the broken piece of furniture. Unfortunately, the management was more concerned about the small table than my husband’s well being. They asked us to pay $900 for the broken table. Since It seemed to be a lot of money for this kind of furniture we asked for proof that it costs $900 which they did not provide. We did the research online and found a set of two exactly the same tables for $200. Based on our research we offered them $250 in cash for the table and the trouble. They refused to accept the $250 and called the police. The management locked us in the room until the police came. We tried to explain to the police that the management wanted us to pay $900 for something that is worth no more than $200 but the police took our passports and kept us hostages until we paid the $900. It was the last day of our vacation. We did not have any cash left but since they threatened us that they will not let us leave Argentina we decided to pay with a credit card. The manger agreed to accept the credit card payment under one condition that the hotel will charge our credit card with black market exchange rate and not the official one. This was illegal and we would end up paying almost double. It would be around $1,700. The police did not do anything and pressured us to either pay with cash or transfer the money from our US bank account. We didn’t have any choice and asked our friend to borrow $900 to avoid further complications, get our passports back, and leave the country. In situations like this you have no rights as a foreigner. You have nowhere to go and nobody to talk to. It was a horrible and unnecessary experience in such a beautiful country. You definitely do not want to go through something like this. It was a theft in broad daylight. We strongly recommend to avoid this hotel.
NH Buenos Aires City

NH Buenos Aires City

4/5100 Reviews
Buenos Aires City Center
The location is good. The service is good too. They are very helpful, especially in calling a taxi. The facilities are above average.

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Recoleta Cemetery - Explore the final resting place of Argentina's most prominent figures and admire the stunning mausoleums.

La Boca - Wander through the vibrant streets of this colorful neighborhood and visit the famous Caminito street with its tango dancers and local artisans.

Plaza de Mayo - Witness the heart of the city at this historic square, surrounded by iconic landmarks such as the Casa Rosada.

Puerto Madero - Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the waterfront promenade, lined with trendy restaurants and modern architecture.

Teatro Colon - Marvel at the grandeur of one of the world's most renowned opera houses, which hosts spectacular performances.

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Aeropuerto Internacional Ministro Pistarini (EZE): This is the main international airport serving Buenos Aires, located approximately 35 kilometers from the city center.

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If you want to spend a fun vacation with your family, locals recommend visiting Museo de Arte Espanol Enrique Larreta, Museo Entomologico (Museum Entomologic) Mariposas del Mundo, Museo Historico Sarmiento. The most popular attractions for tourists in Buenos Aires are Casa Rosada, MendozaWineSite, Barrio Chino. Upon departure, you can head to popular commercial areas like Lavalle Street, Florida Street, Galerias Pacifico to buy souvenirs or travel accessories.

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Average Temperature

• January to March: 26.11°C during the day, 21.32°C at night

• April to June: 16.96°C during the day, 12.68°C at night

• July to September: 14.71°C during the day, 10.73°C at night

• October to December: 22.92°C during the day, 18.15°C at night

Average Seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 132.7 cm

• Summer: 83.0 cm

• Autumn: 64.6 cm

• Winter: 124.57 cm

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