This is a beautiful hotel in a great location. Check-in was super easy and I was on my way to my…read moreroom very quickly. The room was very large and comfortable. Everything was clean and the bed was great to sleep on. All my boxes were checked and I will definitely be back. Employees were also super friendly and helpful. You are within walking distance of so many restaurants and shopping street.

Highly recommended…read more This is a fabulous, old-world like, marble and stone hotel that one might imagine as plucked out of 19th century Europe and set into a city block in downtown Buenos Aires. Everything about this hotel is first rate: the location, the service, the quarters, the restaurants and service. We were lucky enough to snag 4-nights on points because this is an IHG Hotel and we are IHG Spire Elite Members. The service here is extraordinary. Need tickets to a nearby Tango show? You'll get help at the front desk for bookings and the hotel will arrange for a hotel van to take you over and back. Need a ride to the port to take the high-speed catamaran from B.A. to Montivideo? No problem. The hotel will arrange for a taxi to take you there. Want to get out of the hotel and stop at a Starbucks, a cafe, a pharmacy, or just take a walk around? No worries. The hotel is smack-dab in middle of where all of the action is in the downtown B.A. area. Want to go out at night? The staff will caution you about security and help you make arrangements. Street security can be dodgy in B.A. at night. If you're in B.A., this is a great place to stay. Go and enjoy!

I recently enjoyed staying 5 nights at this Hilton location. It is a beautiful and well-located…read moreproperty. The floor to ceiling windows at the entrance gives it a grand yet elegant feel. The door open to Alberto's Lobby Bar. The bar is open and inviting - offering up edge seating and center couches lending itself to be a great place to wait if your room is not ready, for hanging out or waiting for departure after checkout. The Concierge and Main Lobby desks are easily accessible for questions, check-in, luggage storage, etc. All of the staff that I interacted with at both of these desks were efficient, knowledgeable and helpful. I noticed that during the middle of the day, there would be an infused water stand in the lobby near the Main Lobby desk. I really enjoyed being able to have a refreshing lemon water upon my return from the very, very warm outdoors. There is some additional seating around the lobby along with a grab-n-go place named Croutons and the entrance to El Faro, the location of included or unincluded breakfast, also offering lunch buffet and dinner for a fee. The hotel also has a small gift shop, an outdoor pool, fitness center, executing lounge, business center and meeting rooms. I saw that they also offer EV parking. I didn't have the opportunity to use any of the amenities during my stay so I can't really speak to their level of sufficiency or convenience. I can only say that everything looked to be well-managed and cared for. I stayed in rooms with 2-Queen beds; they are very spacious, comfortable and reasonably quiet. The rooms include a long couch, a table with 2 chairs, a divider to separate the sleeping area from the entrance-bathroom-closet-storage area, a coffee-tea bar and a small refrigerator. The bathrooms are also very spacious, offering a shower separate from a full-size soaking tub and quality shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, hand-soap and lotion. Overall, I enjoyed my stay here and would consider staying again if I ever returned to the area.

Cut to the chase, I would rate this Hilton 6-stars…read more.. I loved everything about this place. First, the location is excellent. It is in the heart of Puerto Madero and surrounded by great restaurants. It is easy walking distance to lots of things The hotel itself is very American in design. It has a huge open air and sunny atrium. The rooms are large -- not European sized at all. My standard room had a tub and shower. We also had a very large couch and table area. Loved all the use of space. The highlight of this hotel though is the staff. First, all speak English which is not a given at all in Buenos Aires. More importantly, the servcie is fantastic. If you need a pillow or a towel, it arrives within minutes. Need directions or a taxi -- they are on it. We wanted a late checkout and were given two hours without question. There is a great coffee shop with coffee, sodas, and snacks. The food in the lobby bar is excellent -- whether delivered as room service or eaten the the lobby. The beef empanadas, in particular, were the best we had in Buenos Aires. This may be the best all-around Hilton I have ever stayed at. I would absolutely return here without question. Highly Recommended!

Great location, staff very friendly. Love the rooftop pool. Rooms were pleasant, but no universal…read moreoutlets, so need adapters, but front desk had some. Downside was the cafe and sports car listed on website ate closed , so only very expensive restaurant breakfast available. Had tapas and cocktails at the bar, were good.

Beautiful hotel! I have stayed at many Marriott hotels and this is by far the best. Hotel staff…read moreare very professional and friendly. The aesthetics of the hotel are lovely with marble all over. The Location of the hotel is central to shopping, restaurants and sites to see. The pool on the roof is beautiful and very relaxing. Throughout the hotel is water infused with fruit which is quite good. This hotel is more like the a Ritz Carlton.

This is the hotel that our cruise line put us up in before the cruise and we couldn't have been…read moremore pleased. Everything was nicely laid with little café dining area, a spacious buffet/dining room area and across the hall an an overflow area where they do high tea services before dinner service. The rooms were spacious and clean. The bathroom was well appointed and also had a bidet. The service staff and concierge were phenomenal. They were able to accommodate us for a dinner and tango package for much less than what the cruise line was offering. The area around the hotel is well lit at night with lots of small shops and nice dining restaurants within walking distance. We felt very safe walking in this area and if I were to ever return to Buenos Aires, I would stay here again.

We stayed here as part of the pre-cruise arrangements for an antarctic cruise on Seabourn…read more This is a very nice historic hotel in the Recoletta district. Everything about this place is old world class. Our room was a one bedroom suite with plenty of space, a big bathroom, and lovely comfortable king size bed. The shower was fantastic with room for two people. I'm not used to having this much space in a historic hotel. The staff was also very friendly and helpful. I wish our stay had been longer, but it was a great experience.

Where do I even begin?!?!…read more We recently spent 10 days in Argentina for our honeymoon and stayed at The Four Seasons Hotel in Buenos Aires during that leg of our trip. Located in the Recoleta neighborhood surrounded by various museums, historical landmarks restaurants, and shopping boutiques all in walking distance, this hotel was an excellent "home base" for us getting around the city, and for simply relaxing to enjoy our honeymoon. We checked in after spending a total of 14 hours in the air, first from Miami to New York City, then from New York City down to Buenos Aires. This was actually our first ever stay at a Four Seasons branded property, so we weren't sure what to expect. We were congratulated by the Front Desk staff right away for our marriage and celebrating our subsequent honeymoon with them. They were extremely thorough in getting us maps for our use. and printing out the itinerary I had made with their concierge for the week ahead, including a tour and several restaurant reservations we had. There was a small snag with our Mansion View King Room and the staff offered to change us to another room that they were getting ready. In the meantime, they held our luggage while we were able to enjoy the pool on a warm Buenos Aires day. The pool area itself was very nice with plenty of staff members around, eager to help with pool chair and umbrella service. The outdoor pool at The Four Seasons is one of the few, if not the only, outdoor hotel pool areas in the city. There was plenty of sunscreen and water stations for us to use, and the pool itself was a very comfortable size. After about 2 hours, our new room was ready. We were informed that we were being moved to a Mansion View Junior Suite with E-Lounge access. Honestly, this change/upgrade exceeded even our wildest expectations! This wasn't something we were looking for when the staff acknowledged the issue our original room had, and has made us Four Seasons fans for life. The Junior Suite itself (Room 809) was spacious. We had a nicely laid our living room area that divided the living area from the sleeping area. Don't even get me started on those Four Seasons beds-- probably the best sleep either of us ever had in our life! The bathrooms are nicely appointed and also included a TV in the mirror (a first for me). The E-Lounge area was our go-to spot for breakfast. Every morning, they carried a variety of fresh fruits, coffee, fruit juices, pastries, and yogurts. In the late afternoon, they switched their offerings out for little sandwiches and wraps, snack bites like chips, charcuterie, and were always stocked with a bottle of red and white wine for visitors to enjoy. It also had a very nice outdoor balcony with a seating area to enjoy views out to Recoleta. Dinner at Elena was FANTASTIC (more on that in a separate review), and the service was exemplary and arguably the best we've experience at any hotel so far. They helped us understand how to best get around (Uber is very easy to use in Argentina) and other pointers on where to eat and other points of interest. Most places in Recoleta and Palermo either have some sort of public wifi or have easy access to a cafe or bar where you can connect to order your ride share. Although we were very excited to check out Patagonia, we were very sad to leave the Four Seasons Buenos Aires. We had a very fulfilling 4 day stay that also somehow did not feel like enough because of how well we were taken care of. As I said before, this was our first stay at a Four Seasons hotel, and now we are customers/believers for life! Should it make sense on future travels, they will be our hotel of choice. And certainly in Buenos Aires, they made an impression on us that will last a lifetime! Thank you, Charo Muro, Gianlucca Casazza, Milagros Araujo, and so many others for making our honeymoon stay so relaxing and memorable!

A high-end luxury hotel in the Recolletta district of Buenos Aires. We stayed for two nights in a…read morecity-view room on the second floor with a king bed and updated bathroom. As with other properties in this chain, service is their hallmark from the bell staff to the front desk to the pool attendants and housekeepers. Everyone seems centered on ensuring your satisfaction. Our room was comfortable and tastefully decorated in a beige color pallet and it felt classy. Despite overlooking the freeway (aka "city view") it was pretty quiet. The AC was quiet yet powerful enough to take on the strong southern sunshine in late January, although like more and more hotels, the ability to lower the temperature in the room below 21 (72) was an illusion. As someone who sleeps more soundly in a cooler room, I find this annoying. The bathroom featured a large modern soaking tub along with a full shower and segregated toilet area with bidet. The only disappointment was the lack of double sink. The overhead rain shower delivers an extraordinary amount of water -don't look up for risk of drowning! It's almost like standing under a fire hose and felt very indulgent. We spent a couple of hours at the smart outdoor pool with its ample staff ready to set up chairs and provide shade as needed. Drinks and food can be ordered at the pool as well. The pool itself was refreshing and be sure to note that it drops off rather quickly to 6-8 feet or more. We dined at Elena, the highly regarded restaurant in the hotel-twice for dinner and again for breakfast which was included in our room rate. The morning buffet was lavish with breads, cheeses, salumi, eggs and much more. No one is going hungry here. Finally, the WiFi in the room (202) and lobby and pool were all rather weak and slow by today's standards-very surprising given the quality of the hotel. We enjoyed our short stay.

Our final hotel during our Argentina trip. I'm a bit torn about this hotel…read more. Pros: Beautiful interior design, very sexy Excellent breakfast buffet Great bar Great outdoor pool Great location Cons: It feels a bit like they're trying too hard to be a "sex hotel".. LOL The restaurant and spa prices are too pricey In the end, we had a comfortable stay. We're just not sold on the value of the hotel for the price of the stay.

Having traveled globally for over 20 years, I would call this a four-star hotel at best. The pros…read moreinclude the location and the lobby/pool/restaurant spaces. It's in a tourist-friendly part of town, easily walkable to restaurants and local attractions, and it has quite a lovely main entry, bar, and pool patio. But the hotel itself has major drawbacks both in service and room quality. I experienced a laissez-faire delay in my check-in (with my keys lying visible on one person's desk but no updates given to anyone else on staff, despite my repeated inquiries), which was not particularly appreciated after a long-haul journey, and the layout of my room was narrow and unpleasant. The bathroom was not a separate walled-off space but instead a glass cubicle within the main room, just feet from the bed and tight on space. Inside the bath cubicle, to achieve privacy it was necessary to close the door on the glass wall and then draw velvet curtains from both left and right. In using the shower, it was not possible to utilize the drying mat provided or reach a towel easily, as the glass door to the shower opened out toward the sink, hitting the mat and making it impossible to reach the towel hook. Drainage at the shower was also a little iffy. The toilet area involved yet another glass door, again making privacy an issue and further truncating the space, with all three glass doors opening in toward the sink. It was quite difficult to use the facilities at night without waking a partner in the room (since turning on a light in the glass-wall cubicle was not viable). The room itself had a bit of Old World charm -- a bit outdated in style and tired from wear but attractive overall despite missing basics such as larger nightstands, a clock, etc. While there are surely beautiful suites to be had at the Faena, the standard room falls short and, unfortunately, feels a bit substandard instead.

I had a great stay at Palladio. It's in a really good location and feels well situated for getting…read morearound. It's about a 10 minute walk to Recoleta Cemetery, but there are plenty of things close by too, including the famous El Ateneo Grand Splendid. The rooms are nice and spacious, the staff is super friendly, and it's an easy spot for Uber pickups, which made getting around simple. Pro tip: go with Uber Comfort. Regular Uber can be a bit of a gamble unless you're cool with the occasional busted-door, cardboard-window vibe. Overall, it felt comfortable, convenient, and like a place I'd happily stay again.

My husband was doing the research for our hotel stay for a week in BA and he switched toPalladio at…read morethe last minute from another one roughly 7 to 8 blocks further south also on Av Callao due to a slightly better location where Palladio is. The hotel facilites (lobby, restaurant, bar and our room) are immaculate. All the staff are super friendly, helpful and professional. We arrived just before noon after 25+ hours of traveling with 2 connections from Vancouver, Canada and was pleasantly greeted by our bright, spacious, clean and modern suite (a large room with a king bed and spacious seating area). Although our balcony / room is on the back side of the hotel, it is quiet and quaint with a neighbourhood view. We look down to a lovely courtyard of the building next door. There are 2 pairs of ample closets (a hanging closet and a closet with drawers) for him and her (or him and him in our case) separated by a coffee bar / mini fridge in the middle. The bathroom has dual sinks and a separate shower from the tub. I also like how the toilet / bidet is separated by a partition from the sinks and shower. Our room package included a daily breakfast in the restaurant. It's a buffet setup but you can also order a few specialty items off the menu. It was a rather opulent buffet for the boutique hotel. The cold table had a variety of oatmeals/cereals/yogurts, fruits, cold cuts, cheese and smoked salmon. The hot table offered scrambled egg, bacon, chorizo, croque monsieur, breakfast potatoes, French toasts. There were also a good variety of bakery items including toasts, medialunas, the essential alfajores, and many other dessert bits. Although you are serviced poured coffee and orange juice at your table, there is an also a coffee machine offering about 8-10 specialty coffee and hot beverage items. The juice cart also has half a dozen different juices to choose from. ' The hotel is very centrally located at the southern end of Recoleta. Most destinations are with 20 minutes to 60 minutes on foot depending on your propensity of adventuring on foot. Taxi rides are inexpensive compared to N American rates and the Subte (subway) reaches a vast area of BA and the closest station to the hotel is just a block away. We walked everywhere: 20 minutes to the heart of Recoleta (the cemetery), 30 minutes to Plaza de Mayo, 45 minutes to Palermo and about 60 minutes to Puerto Madero. San Telmo is about 60 minutes on foot but we opted to take a taxi (called by the front desk for us) that morning. The hotel billed us in ARS so it was great for us after converting to CAD due to the prevalent exchange rate. I would stay at the Palladio again in heart beat.

This is one of the best Park Hyatts we've stayed at. The team here is always so attentive and…read morefriendly and the accommodations are just stunning. We stayed here a year ago and it was just as amazing and awe-inspiring as the last time. Last year we stayed in the newer building of the hotel, but this time we got to stay in the Palacio, and it was every bit as wonderful as I had imagined. We got to stay in a suite that had a great view of the Maison next door and every touch in our suite was dripping with opulence and chic details. I know it's odd to point out the door handles, but oh my word, the door handles were so nice! As with all stays at Park Hyatt Palacio Duhau, you get access to some great views. The courtyard view is mind-blowingly stunning. The grounds are so meticulously landscaped. We had breakfast every morning onsite at Giola. To get there from the Palacio, you can walk through the subterranean art gallery and just be blown away by how such a special, unique place exists. Palacio Duhau is also well located in Recoleta. We started many of our adventures walking from the hotel to our destinations; another perk of this hotel. In the realm of luxury hotels, Park Hyatts are hard to beat- it truly feels like a vacation staying at such a nice property where everything comes together so beautifully. We'll definitely be back!

Exquisite hotel in an ideal location. We stayed in a suite in the newer part of the hotel. We had…read moresome issues with our heater but the staff were very accommodating and helpful. The breakfast buffet in Goia is outstanding and they also allow you to order an entree off the menu. My daughter ordered the scrumptious French toast twice during our trip. We had dinner at Duhau and it was one of the most memorable meals we have had. The pumpkin- filled pasta and vanilla cake dessert were truly outstanding. On our next stay to Buenos Aires, I would love to stay in the original palace building.

This Hilton has a great location. There is a square right outside and there are merchants selling…read moretheir wares on the weekends. It seems that everyday restaurants around the square setup seating so you can dine and enjoy the weather. There are people who will come up to you and try to sell you things, but ignore them and they will go away. The hotel also has a nicely decorated wine bar and restaurant on the lower level. It was never busy and the food and wine there was very good. And the location has cobblestone roads and there are cafes and wine shops galore! There are also an over abundance of gift shops so you can find whatever you may desire. On the negative side, the hotel room bathroom sometimes smelled of sewage (not great), the shower didn't drain well so you found yourself standing in a mini pool for your toes, and they didn't give any wash clothes. They have one sponge to bathe with, but one isn't quite enough when you have more than one person in the room with you. My wife and I love each other, but we tend not to want to share a bathing sponge! It's not quite like sharing a toothbrush but close enough! Overall, the good outweighed the bad, and it is a cool place to stay for a short trip.

Nice hotel with open courtyard, restaurant, bar, small rooftop pool and good rooms. Service was…read morevery good. They allowed an early checkin which was greatly appreciated as we arrived on international flight at 10am. Great to get a quick nap and rest up. Can't go wrong with Curio as American when visiting a country you are not familiar with. I have stayed at several and have always thought they do a good job