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    Libertador 774

    Libertador 774

    (1 review)

    Retiro

    " Not Trustworthy, cockaroaches…read more As a frequent traveler I have been in many countries. It was my first time in Argentina. I stayed at the Libertador 774 Recoleta thinking it was going to be pleasant and comfortable. It was the opposite. I totally believe we should get what we are informed we will get. Specially if we are paying for it. Instead of a cool room I got I BROKEN /Noisy air conditioner. Instead of a refrigerator that worked I got one that DID NOT worked. Instead of a clean room I got one with Cockaroaches. Not to forget a half-covered bathtub spilling water every time I took a shower. Instead of a solution, Ms.G constantly got an excuse. " I am at Uruguay" But there were no excuses to get the payment from me. Ms.G was on time that day. I completely understand I was not a staying in a Hotel. But the status Hotel vs Apartment should not stop the host to make sure things were working before I arrived. This is called diligence. In my opinion and in this case, is the lack of empathy from the host what made things go wrong. It is surprising for me that in such of a luxurious location an apartment do not have enough to match the trends of the area. I do not recommend to stay at Libertador 774 Recoleta Portuguese Não é fidedigno, baratas Sou um viajante frequente, e ja etive em varios países e essa foi a minha primeira vez na Argentina. Eu fiquei na Libertador 774 Recoleta, pensando que seria agradável e confortável, contudo, foi completamente o contrário. Eu acredito com toda certeza que deveriamos receber aquilo que fomos informados que receberiamos, principalmente quando estamos pagando pelo serviço. Ao invés de um quarto fresco, eu recebi um com um ar condicionado QUEBRADO e BARULHENTO. Ao invés de uma geladeira que funcione, eu recebi uma que NÃO FUNCIONA. Ao invés de um quarto limpo, eu recebi um com baratas. Sem esquecer da banheira que era coberta pela metade e espirrava água toda vez que eu ia tomar banho. Em vez de vir com uma solução, a responsável pelo lugar, senhora G. sempre vinha com uma desculpa como "Estou no Uruguai", Entretanto, para receber o meu dinheiro ela não inventava desculpas e naquele dia ela estava presente e no horário. Eu entendo completamente que eu nao tava ficando em um hotel, mas o status de Hotel vs Apartamento, não deveria impedir o anfitrião de assegurar-se que tudo estava funcionando antes da minha chegada. Isso se chama diligência. Na minha opinião, neste caso, foi a falta de empatia da anfitriã que fez as coisas darem errado. É uma surpresa para mim que numa localização tão luxuosa, um apartamento não tem o suficiente para corresponder as tendências da região. Eu não recomendo hospedar-se na Libertador 774 Recoleta.

    La Terraza

    La Terraza

    (1 review)

    San Telmo

    First let me say we checked into the "Terrace" apartment in San Telmo Lofts after 6 months of…read moretraveling through Asia, Europe and South America. For most of our traveling we stayed in guests houses and rental apartments on a strict budget. So I think we have a lot of experience in these types of accommodations over the past half year of traveling, and I can say this was by far THE WORST place we booked! San Telmo Lofts is advertised as "bohemian" and "quirky" when the real description should be OLD and RUN DOWN. All their rooms look ver nice on their website but these are VERY deceptive photos. The "Terrace" Apartment is on a very busy street in a very old and rundown building, the halls are very poorly lit and there is garbage piled up in the halls. When the apartment manager let us into the apartment the true rundown nature of this apartment started to show. First in order to get to this apartment you have to walk over a shaky metal grate that is suspended 5 stories up. Then she showed us the "trick" to unlock the apartment door because "it's not easy to open". Then we noticed a awful rotting smell , when I asked about it the manager said "she thinks it's the apartment next door, but you can't smell it inside". When we got in she then explained "that the air conditioner leaks so we shouldn't move the plant under it because it was catching the water and oh sorry about the loud noise coming from the fridge it's very old." We were showed around the rest of the apartment then the manager left us. After a long day of traveling I wanted to take a shower, when I pulled back the shower curtain there was long black hairs still in the tub from the previous guest, it was clearly not cleaned! Plus there was black mold and mildew in the shower. After being in the apartment for only about 30 min we could smell that rotten smell from the hall that can only be described as a dead animal. Then the neighbors started to slam there doors over and over... I then called the property manager and informed her that the bathtub had not been cleaned and she said "well the maid had to clean 3 other apartments today and yours was last so she may have rushed a bit. " I told her between the unclean bathroom and awful smell we wanted to check out immediately! We quickly did a search for nearby hotels since the hour was late. Luckily we found one a few blocks away(Be Hotel). Amazingly it was almost half the price with 2 pools, gym and hot tub. We liked it so much we ended up staying 2 nights there then moved over to another rental apartment in Palermo (Ba 4U apartments) which was in a brand new high rise with 24hr security, gym, pool and all new appliances again it was half the price as San Telmo Lofts. I find it odd that the all the "good reviews" for San Telmo Lofts are ALL on their own site. After 3 days of trying to reach the owner for a refund we were told they would not refund any of our money even though we were only in there awful apartment for no more then an hour. so be WARNED they take your money upfront and WILL NOT refund!!!!

    From the owner: La Terraza es un departamento de una habitación y un baño con terraza grande disponible para largo…read moretiempo ubicado en San Telmo.

    Palacio Barolo - Views from up top ...

    Palacio Barolo

    (33 reviews)

    Monserrat

    We thought it was an excellent evening tour. If you're looking for the sunset photos up top of…read morePalacio Barolo, the 5 pm "day" tour is what you should book. If you book the evening tours, you will miss the sunset. If it's your first time in Argentina, you may find it somewhat challenging to get tickets. We go to Argentina every year so this has been on my list of to-dos for a while now. You can purchase your ticket online. Then you will have to email their office (which is on that confirmation email of your tickets) and ask them to send you a PayPal link to pay for your tickets - this sis specifically for foreigners with non-Argentinian bank. We did that and it was pretty easy. If you're confused, you can also contact them via their WhatsApp and they can help with your tickets. The tour - the tour was excellent. I learned a lot. This is not a palace but more so a tall building which is also a work office building during the day. The elevators are super cool and are very old and reminds me of Harry Potter. The views from the top were fantastic especially during sunset. I got some really cool photos. They also have a photographer on the top you can hire if you want better photos. I think it was like $10 per photo. The lighthouse was also super cool and old. You can see the BA skyline from there and had excellent views. Our guide spoke perfect English and he actually knew so much about art and architecture!

    Don't let its fancy name fool you (Barolo Palace). Overall, this is just an old office building…read morethat's only for those who are interested in architecture. It was named a historical landmark because the architect designed the building based on Dante's Divine Comedy. Therefore, the building's design is divided into three sections that each represent the areas Dante goes through (Hell, Purgatory and Haven). However, to go beyond the ground floor, you can to pay for a guided tour. The best part about the tour is that you get a rooftop view of the city. But like I said: Unless you are really into architecture, I recommend skipping this. Buenos Aires has much more to offer.

    Edificio Comega - sharedofficespaces - Updated August 2026

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