Hotels in Tigre
Tigre, a charming city in the Paraná Delta, offers a unique escape from Buenos Aires. Known for its intricate network of rivers and islands, it's a haven for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility. The city blends historical elegance with natural beauty, providing a distinct Argentine experience.
Tigre, nestled in the lush Paraná Delta just a short trip from Buenos Aires, presents a captivating blend of natural beauty and cultural charm. This riverside city is famous for its intricate waterways, historic architecture, and vibrant artisan markets. Travelers come here to explore the delta's serene channels by boat, visit elegant museums, and enjoy a slower pace of life. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat amidst nature or an active day exploring local attractions, Tigre offers a diverse range of accommodations, from charming riverside cabins to more luxurious hotels, all providing a unique gateway to this enchanting region of Argentina.
Tigre in numbers
12 hotels
How we rank
5.0Guest scoreMostrotel - Tu Hotel en el Delta
Adults-only retreat in Tigre with spa bath and Peruvian dining
4.8Guest scoreCOEMBOTA Cabañas
Private beach access and family-friendly cabañas with lake views in Tigre
4.8Guest scoreVictoria Cabañas
Family-friendly cabañas in Tigre with a pool and garden views
4.8Guest scoreTigre Urban Suites
Family-friendly rooms with city views and a prime location in Tigre
4.6Guest scoreCasa Villa Julia
A family-friendly retreat in Tigre with a pool and garden
Why guests love itCasa Villa Julia gives families a garden setting in Tigre: a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a sun terrace and green space for children between outings on the delta. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and free WiFi, and on-site private parking helps when arriving by car from Buenos Aires. The pool is seasonal, so check it is open for your dates. With a 9.2 score from 114 reviews, I would book it for a calm family weekend.
4.3Guest scoreRIO TIGRE HOTEL
Family-friendly hotel in Tigre with pool, garden, and spa vibes
Why guests love itRio Tigre Hotel is a three-star in Tigre, north of Buenos Aires, that I would book with children for its outdoor swimming pool, sun terrace and garden. Rooms have balconies with garden views, which gives a family some space to breathe. The buffet breakfast includes local specialties, a good start before a day exploring the Paraná Delta by boat. Facilities are simpler than at larger resorts, but a score of 8.5 from about 330 reviews is encouraging.
4.3Guest scoreHotel Villa Victoria de Tigre
A heritage hotel in Tigre with a pool, spa, and family-friendly vibe
Why guests love itHotel Villa Victoria de Tigre is a heritage hotel set in a garden, and I would book it with children for its outdoor swimming pool and calm grounds, a pleasant contrast with day trips into the Paraná Delta. Parents can enjoy the spa and wellness side, and the restaurant and bar spare you a search for dinner. The Museo de la Reconquista and the Tigre Art Museum are close by for a cultural outing. A score of 8.5 from more than 300 reviews is encouraging.
4.2Guest scoreHosteria Atelier
Accès direct à la plage, piscine et restaurant avec vue sur l'eau
4.1Guest scoreDelta Eco Resort & Spa
A tranquil Delta escape with spa, pools, and full board
Why guests love itFull board is what makes Delta Eco Resort & Spa simple for families: meals are included, so there is no daily search for somewhere to eat in the Tigre Delta. Children can split their time between the indoor and outdoor pools, and kayaking gives older kids something active on the water. Bungalows with balconies offer a little more room than a standard bedroom. I would book a bungalow and keep the plan loose, letting the resort set the pace.
3.9Guest scoreWyndham Nordelta Tigre - Buenos Aires
Spa and golf retreat in Tigre with river views
Why guests love itWyndham Nordelta Tigre is a five-star in Tigre, north of Buenos Aires, and I would book it with children mainly for its outdoor pool and full spa, which let the family split the day between play and rest. Some rooms have river views, a nice touch near the Paraná Delta. Rooms come with free Wi-Fi and cable TV, and the restaurant keeps meals simple. The score of 7.8 from more than 580 reviews is lower than its category suggests, so manage expectations.
3.8Guest scoreHotel Posada de 1860
Family-friendly comfort in Tigre with a garden and restaurant
3.8Guest scorePuerto Delta
Family-friendly apartments with kitchenettes near Tigre's Fluvial Station
What to expect
- Explore the Delta's waterways by boat or kayak.
- Visit the Tigre Art Museum and Museo Naval de la Nación.
- Wander through Puerto de Frutos for local crafts and food.
- Enjoy the tranquility of island life and riverside dining.
Local tips
- Take the Tren de la Costa for scenic views from Buenos Aires.
- Book a delta tour in advance, especially on weekends.
- Consider staying overnight to fully experience the delta's calm.
- Bring insect repellent, especially during warmer months.
Where to stay
FAQ
What are the best areas to stay in Tigre?
For easy access to attractions, staying near the city center or the riverfront is ideal. For a more secluded experience, consider accommodations deeper within the delta islands, accessible by boat.
What types of accommodation can be found in Tigre?
Tigre offers a variety of accommodations, including charming guesthouses, boutique hotels, riverside cabins, and eco-resorts. Many properties feature gardens, pools, and direct access to the delta.
What is the best time to visit Tigre?
Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) offer pleasant weather for exploring. Summers can be hot and humid, while winters are mild but can be damp.
How to get around Tigre?
Within the city, you can walk or use local buses. To explore the delta, water taxis and organized boat tours are the primary modes of transport, offering unique perspectives of the islands.