Hotels in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, the vibrant capital of Argentina, offers a rich cultural tapestry, from its European-inspired architecture and first-rate dining to its passionate tango scene and lively neighborhoods. It's a city that invites exploration, with distinct barrios each offering a unique atmosphere and experience for every traveler.
Welcome to Buenos Aires, a city that pulses with life and captivates with its diverse offerings. From the elegant avenues of Recoleta to the bohemian charm of San Telmo and the trendy streets of Palermo, Buenos Aires is a destination that caters to every taste. Whether you're drawn to its rich history, its passionate arts scene, its delectable cuisine, or its vibrant nightlife, this South American gem promises an unforgettable experience. Explore its many facets, from iconic landmarks to hidden local spots, and discover why Buenos Aires is a city that truly stays with you.
Buenos Aires in numbers
30 hotels
How we rank
5.0Guest scoreCentro Histórico Apart I
4.9Guest scoreAira Apart Hotel Boutique
4.8Guest scoreCórdoba Suites Recoleta
4.8Guest scoreCasa Rebelión
4.8Guest scoreFierro Hotel Buenos Aires
4.8Guest scorePalladio Hotel Buenos Aires - MGallery Collection
4.7Guest scoreIlum Experience Home
4.7Guest scoreCasa Joseph Libertador
4.7Guest scoreHoward Johnson Undici Republica de La Boca
4.7Guest scoreLemon Suites
4.7Guest scoreCarles Hotel
4.7Guest scoreHotel Metropolitano Supara
4.7Guest scoreTanguero Hotel Boutique Antique
4.7Guest scoreBellinzona Boutique
4.7Guest scoreBuenos Aires Apartamento
4.7Guest scoreAlvear Icon Hotel
4.6Guest scorePosada Gotan
4.6Guest scoreAvellaneda Aparts & Suites
4.6Guest scoreCassa Lepage Art Hotel Buenos Aires
4.6Guest scoreFiliberto by iPPA
4.6Guest scoreFour Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires
4.6Guest scoreLa Noire Petit hotel
4.6Guest scoreMio Buenos Aires
4.6Guest scorePalo Santo Hotel
4.6Guest scoreSuipacha Apart 603
4.6Guest scoreBE Jardin Escondido By Coppola
4.6Guest scoreHome Hotel
4.5Guest scoreAlgodon Mansion
4.4Guest scoreTango de Mayo Hotel
4.3Guest scorePark Tower, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Buenos Aires
What to expect
- Explore the historic Recoleta neighborhood and its famous cemetery.
- Wander through the colorful streets of La Boca and experience its artistic flair.
- Discover the trendy boutiques and cafes of Palermo Soho and Hollywood.
- Settle in in the tango culture of San Telmo, especially during its Sunday market.
- Enjoy first-rate dining, from traditional parrillas to innovative international cuisine.
- Experience the city's vibrant nightlife, with countless bars and clubs to choose from.
Local tips
- Utilize the Subte (subway) for efficient travel around the city.
- Consider purchasing a SUBE card for easy public transport payments.
- Embrace the local dining culture by trying an authentic Argentine steakhouse (parrilla).
- Be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded tourist areas, and take standard safety precautions.
- Learn a few basic Spanish phrases to enhance your interactions with locals.
- Take advantage of the city's many parks and green spaces for relaxation and people-watching.
Where to stay
FAQ
What are the best neighborhoods to stay in Buenos Aires?
Palermo is popular for its trendy atmosphere, Recoleta for its elegance, San Telmo for its historic charm, and Puerto Madero for its modern waterfront. Each offers a different vibe and access to various attractions.
What types of accommodation are available in Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires offers a wide range of options, including luxury hotels, boutique accommodations, charming guesthouses, and modern apartments, catering to all budgets and preferences.
What is the best time of year to visit Buenos Aires?
Spring (September to November) and Autumn (March to May) offer pleasant weather, ideal for exploring the city. Summer can be hot and humid, while winter is mild.
How can I get around Buenos Aires?
The city has an extensive public transport system, including the Subte (subway), buses (colectivos), and taxis. Walking is also a great way to explore individual neighborhoods.