Love the bartender, she was so sweet and we had that bartender talk while sipping some drinks. I…read morethink it's a lovely place and feels like home. At night they have live music as well if you want to check it out in the evenings after dinner

Great setting and very nice atmosphere. It's definitely a nice spot for a date night or a romantic…read morestay. The cocktails are decent and they serve a daytime menu that's also pretty good.

Similar to Soho House, Oasis is a beautiful members only creative work space, pool, social club,…read moreand amazing restaurant. The entire space is decorated perfectly, aided by perfect playlists. The service and company are also fantastic. Besides the pool, my favorite part was the restaurant. I was so happy to find a quinoa and chickpea salad with avocado and tomato - normal vegetarian staples at home. The address is actually 4651 Costa Rica. If I lived in Buenos Aires, I would undoubtedly vie for membership!

Amazing space in Palermo, BA. Not visible at all from the street, it looks awesome when you enter…read moreit. I spent 2 nights there and it made my stay in BA very enjoyable. The staff was super nice, they helped us with many things such as booking great places to eat and giving handy tips to visit the city. We got upgraded to a better room (the next door, see website for more info) in order not to be disturbed by a party going on when we arrived, nice thought. The house itself is very well decorated, looks like a loft you would want to own!! The garden and the pool are also very nice and relaxing. The breakfast was beyond expectations (we weren't even aware it was included). The only small regret I have is that we came at very calm period and didn't experience the busy/party crowd. Most of the time we had the entire place for ourselves (which is also nice in a way).

By far one of the nicer lounges we've been in. This one has 2 nice coffee machine with a press of a…read morebutton you can get a espresso or moccachino. The breakfast spread has little sandwiches, a variety of plain rolls, jam, cereal and yogurt. But more impressive is the selection of name brand drinks, beer, open bottle of Johnnie Walker black (sometimes traveling calls for a whiskey neat). Wifi is easy to use with table signs with the password. The staff at the front desk was friendly and the kitchen crew kept the food stocked and tables cleared. Three different areas allow people to spread out and feel comfortable with couches, a eating area and a computer area. I do appreciate the number of bathrooms, the spaciousness (so you can drag your luggage with you- essential for airport bathrooms) and were clean and nicely scented (since they were unisex) plus a family bathroom and a diaper changing station for little ones. This lounge was well thought out and looks like it can accommodate a lot of clientele.

Nice place, comfortable, food alright, don't expect to much…read more Good variety of beverages.

Located on the top floor (rooftop) of the Tango de Mayo Hotel--it's views can't be beat! Happy Hour…read morehas some solid 2 for 1 deals (at time of writing this, NOV 7, 2018--a variety of cocktails were priced for HH as 2 for $200ARS aka two for about $6USD). But also note HH is not daily, only Wednesday thru Saturdays. We didn't try any of the small plates offered, but they do apparently have food/munchies. The vibe is casual-chic (if that is in fact a thing, and not something I just made up lol) ie in no way pretentious and very much come as you are, but also has the vibe and music of a more trendy spot. But, also, again know that it's on the roof of a hotel, so there's not only a decent mix of younger locals, but also (what seems to be) older/foreign guests of the hotel. The servers/bartenders are attentive and friendly, and my boyfriend and I have enjoyed 2 (each) of the very best Aperol Spritz's we've ever had anywhere in the world (we can't decide if the the bartender is using a different ratio, or a special Prosecco or what, but they are TASTY!) all for a grand total of $400ARS aka 12 bucks US (what one single Spritz might cost me in my hometown of Philadelphia). All in all the Happy Hour (or just the view) if you're in the area is worth checking out!

All in all, a decent lounge at the Buenos Aires airport. This lounge is next to Gate 23 in…read more"Terminal C", after getting through security and immigration checkpoints. I put "Terminal C" in quotes because terminals A, B, and C are all seamlessly connected, with 23 gates total between them. So if you're at Gate 1 in "Terminal A", you can walk 10-15 minutes to Gate 23. At the time of this writing, you can gain entry via Priority Pass and some sort of local American Express black card. There are American Express logos everywhere, so there's definitely a partnership here, but it's not officially a Centurion Lounge (that's about 7 gates down from this lounge, but it wasn't open when I was there, due to my absurdly early flight). Aside from providing a toaster oven for the sliced bread and an espresso machine, it's all cold foods when I was there, but it was 5am, and there was a menu posted with 3 hot dishes for probably later in the day. That said, it's still moderately upscale, with a nice quinoa salad, pickled eggplant, tomato+mozzarella salad, charcuterie, 5+ types of whole fruit, trail mix, a bowl of peanuts, you get the idea... It may not be a hearty meal, but you can still construct a meal out of it. It good enough to be the little sister of a Centurion Lounge and befits the Amex brand. Wifi was moderately fast and generally reliable for the couple of hours I was there. I also like that the lounge is open 24/7. There's a beautiful children's play area that I found rather lovely. It was a nice touch. It was also enclosed on all sides, a subtle touch, but that means kids can scream behind a sound barrier, lol. I didn't see a staffed bar, and I'm not much of an alcohol drinker, so I forgot to inspect what wine/beer options they had, alas. Bathrooms: Clean and spacious. Generally well done.

As we approached to check-in, we saw a queue and thought we wouldn't get access right away-turns…read moreout it was a 2 hour wait for those with passes so thankfully we got in right away. On a Sunday evening around 7, most seats were taken but we grabbed a couple of open lounge chairs. Classy lounge with hardwoods and a mix of modern and classic lounge chairs. Plenty of charging outlets. Empanadas, Mediterranean spread with hot and cold light fare. Self serve alcohol of all types including an ample selection of wine was available. Single person toilets were cleaned continuously. Service was friendly and tables were cleaned and food/drinks were replenished in a timely manner.

Flight was set for 3.50 AM! Super grateful for this lounge. They had very good food. Empanadas,…read morechicken in peanut sauce, and some decent dessert (alfajores!) and drink options.

Hard to give this place a proper review when all I had was a cup of tea I was feeling under the…read moreweather, so the appetite just wasn't there. The tea did its job, warmed me up, settled things down. But sitting there watching plates fly by, especially their famous burger, I couldn't help but feel like I missed out. Guess I'll have to come back when I'm at full strength and give it the fair shot it deserves. Some meals aren't meant to be judged halfway.

Pony Line is located inside the Four Seasons Buenos Aires. It serves at the hotel's main lounge,…read morethus is open only at night. ATMOSPHERE: Located just off the lobby, it's a small space with lounges, high tops and bar seating. It' s not a dance club by any means. The crowd was younger-local and the vibe felt like an upscale social event, making for easy conversation with not too loud DJ music. Decor is warm and contemporary. MENU: Bar-style apps, charcuterie, sandwiches, burgers, salads, pizzas, desserts. While we didn't eat, my spouse and I were looking for a night cap. Because we were guests of the hotel, we didn't have to pay a cover charge. Being that it was a Saturday night, the place was filled but not overly crowded, meaning no seats were available but no one was standing around either. We were told we'd get a spot ASAP but instead of waiting, we decided to walk across the street to the row of restaurants that are under the freeway overpass. Personally, I like to explore the city and not just stay in the hotel anyway. As expected while walking by the place on a Sunday night, it was completely empty! Oh well. OVERALL: Maybe next time we'll get to experience the food and drinks. So, it's a 3-star for now.

Really a wonderful lounge. Excellent selection of wines and warm dishes. Staff is also very…read morefriendly and welcoming. I always look forward to coming back here. United Lounges are really poor minus the expensive Polaris Lounge. Dr. Erick J. Mann, PhD Professor of History and Fulbright Scholar

As a Priority Pass cardholder and flying on United back to the US I was able to access this lounge…read morerecently. I have been to other Priority Pass lounges and was fairly disappointed, however this one was a pleasant surprise. Located directly across from gate 9, this club is down the hall from the other lounges offered at this airport. Check-in was simple, I presented my PP card, boarding pass and (thankfully) the staff spoke perfect English to assist me. This lounge isn't the largest I have ever been to, but the decor is beautiful. You feel like you're in a cabin in the mountains, large leather chairs, faux cowhide ottomans, wood floors and a dimly lit atmosphere. Free Wi-Fi access, plenty of chargers and a nice variety of food/drink. On my recent visit there was a nice selection of Argentinian wines, standard liquor selection (vodka, jack daniels, tequila, gin, fernet) and a soda machine to make your own drinks or for the non-alcoholic options. Food included some veg options with salad, cous cous, chickpeas, whole wheat crackers, and even Oreos (for us vegan travelers that need to satisfy that sweet tooth). The staff was incredibly attentive, space was clean and the bathrooms have individual stalls giving some privacy to freshen up between flights. If you're a star alliance member or have a Priority pass I highly recommend stopping in this lounge while waiting on a flight at EZE.

Tiny entrance, if you walked past it, you wouldn't know that up stairs mixing libations was a great…read morespeakeasy making amazing concoctions in Lab coats. If you're in to flavors, architecture, and some jazzy jazz then maybe you should come in.

My sister and I had dinner here on a Sunday night, and we loved the food! We completely walked by…read morethe place the first time since it was just a door leading upstairs. The space itself is dark - we were given a mini-flashlight to read the menu. Most of the staff speak a little English - they also have an English menu if you need it. We had the ceviche, the soft boiled and mushroom croquetta appetizer, the squid ink risotto, and a dulce de leche meringue dessert. The food had balanced and unique flavors and was cooked perfectly. My favorite was the ceviche with fresh salmon and ginger undertones. We were very well taken care of by Javier, one of the bartenders. He provided great food and wine recommendations throughout the night. We will definitely be back for another meal before we leave Argentina!

This was our second time visiting the Centurion lounge in Buenos Aires. We were fortunate that it…read morewasn't too crowded when we arrived and we had no problem getting a seat. As we got closer to our flight time it really filled up. I wouldn't say the food was that substantial, but I really enjoyed the pizza. It was kind of like a fresh bread/cheese situation and it was really tasty. The coffee machine was also excellent if a little complex to operate. Staff was also really friendly and kept our spaces clean. One star off that I thought the bathrooms could use a bit of an update. One had a faulty lock and they definitely didn't match the standard of the rest of the place. Definitely worth visiting if you have the access.

Not the best Centurion lounge, but definitely not the worst. Pro- no wait time, spacious, and…read moreseveral drink options available. Con not much hot food, and generally low quality food. We weren't super hungry when we arrived, but had a pumpkin soup and spritz. Overall very mid