Cozy Hotels In Buenos Aires That Will Make You Want To Stay For A While
Ten years as an expat. Ten years of reading reviews in the Buenos Aires Herald and ten years of hearing what people DON’T like qualifies me to write this.
Home Hotel is a stylish and modern hotel located in the heart of Palermo, one of Buenos Aires' most vibrant neighborhoods. The hotel features 29 beautifully designed rooms, each with its own unique style and character. The cozy rooms are equipped with comfortable beds, flat-screen TVs, and private bathrooms. The hotel also has a rooftop terrace that offers stunning views of the city and is a perfect place to relax and unwind after a busy day exploring Buenos Aires.
Milhouse Hipo Hostel
Milhouse Hipo Hostel is a budget-friendly option for travelers who are looking for a cozy stay in Buenos Aires. The hotel offers a variety of room options, including private rooms and dormitory rooms, all of which are clean, comfortable, and well-equipped. The hotel has a lively atmosphere, making it a great place to meet other travelers and make new friends. There's also a bar and a restaurant on site, offering a range of drinks and food options.
Fierro Hotel
Fierro Hotel is a luxury hotel located in the upscale neighborhood of Palermo Soho. The hotel features 31 stylish rooms, each with its own private balcony and city views. The hotel is designed with comfort in mind, and all rooms are equipped with comfortable beds, flat-screen TVs, and private bathrooms. The hotel also has a swimming pool and a spa, making it a perfect place to relax and rejuvenate after a busy day exploring the city.
Palermo Place Hotel
Palermo Place Hotel is a cozy and charming hotel located in the heart of the Palermo barrio. The hotel features 25 beautifully designed rooms, each with its own unique character and style. The rooms are equipped with comfortable beds, flat-screen TVs, and private bathrooms. The hotel also has a courtyard, a bar, and a restaurant, making it a great place to relax and unwind after a busy day exploring Buenos Aires.
Faena Hotel
Faena Hotel is a luxury hotel located in the trendy neighborhood of Puerto Madero. The hotel features 46 spacious rooms, each with its own private balcony and city views. The rooms are equipped with comfortable beds, flat-screen TVs, and private bathrooms. The hotel also has a swimming pool, a spa, and a restaurant, making it a perfect place to relax and rejuvenate after a busy day exploring Buenos Aires.
These hotels in Buenos Aires offer a cozy and comfortable stay in the heart of the city. Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly option or a luxurious stay, these hotels are sure to meet your needs. So, book your stay today and enjoy a comfortable and memorable experience in Buenos Aires!
Jerry Nelson is an American writer living the expat life in Buenos Aires. Some of the adventures Jerry has enjoyed, he jumped into the ocean from the flight deck of an aircraft carrier in the Gulf of Aden, cut off a goat's balls as part of a mating ritual in Indonesia, raced a NASCAR around the oval in Charlotte, created a small coin purse out of live Tarantulas in Australia's outback, spent six-weeks with the Sinaloa cartel along the U.S./Mexican border and sailed a 16th century schooner through the sound and into the open ocean.
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Jerry Nelson is an American writer living the expat life in Argentina and winner of the Revi 2021 Reader Award.
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