Buenos Aires Hotels & Hostels (313)

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It's an interesting layout, with reception way up on the third story - but this is where everyone hangs out anyway. A whole bank of windows makes it bright and welcoming, and a deck lies just off…

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For those who care more about good vibes than fancy atmosphere, check out this intimate hostel with a casual vibe. It's located a short walk from Plaza Serrano, a popular little plaza surrounded …

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It doesn't get much cooler than this. From the basement bar to the 3rd-floor lounge, Giramondo is one seriously stylish hostel. Opened in 2004, it's the loving creation of its four young owners. …

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Tango City is one of many Hostel Inns in Argentina and is an excellent, 100-bed hostel in the heart of historic San Telmo. Occupying a converted old house, it boasts a giant kitchen, pool table, …

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Located in the bohemian neighbourhood of Boedo, this friendly and well-run hostel is a great choice for those who don't mind being in a less touristy yet still vibrant part of the city. It's peac…

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Portal del Sur is one of BA's most gorgeous hostels. Its trump cards are the fabulous rooftop terrace and bar, and the beautiful private rooms. The house dates to 1925 and the location is excelle…

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Friendly, fun, disheveled, active and intimate, Hostel Clan is like one of those good-time party buddies you can always rely on for a laugh. With about 60 beds, a great rooftop terrace, ping pon…

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Over five years in the business (practically ancient in BA's blossoming hostel scene), Milhouse has had plenty of time to polish its act. And it's done just that. From the enthusiastic staff memb…

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With only 28 beds it's one of the smallest hostels in town. Owned by five friends - a painter, a photographer, two teachers, and a sociologist - Sandanzas lives up to its self-endowed title of 'c…

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A good choice in San Telmo, this hostel isn't like your traditional backpacker paradise. There are no huge dorms - it's just basic rooms for 1-4 people. The vibe is peaceful and the location is s…

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Spotless, straightforward, friendly and cheap - what more could you ask for? Location? You're smack in the middle of the Palermo Hollywood bar scene, and just across the tracks from Palermo Viejo…

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V&S occupies a beautifully converted 19th-century mansion and offers touches of old and new. The curved-glass doors and the ancient iron elevator are simply stunning. And for a hostel, so is the …

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One of the more pleasant of the large cheapies in town is this Hostelling International hostel in a fine old mansion and ex-geriatric home. Maybe this explains why it's not a party place, but a r…

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The rich have their far-out design hotels, so why can't the backpackers? Welcome to Ostinatto, feel free to throw your dirty pack on the slick white sofa. Occupying a converted century-old buildi…

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Rich gay couples finally have their own luxury pad in BA. The Axel boasts two pools, one with see-through bottom (!), gorgeously designed rooms and a great sauna area. There are plenty of opportu…

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Caserón Porteño is about tango and family-style digs. It definitely qualifies as tranquilo (mellow). In fact, except for the daytime clamor from the primary school next door, it qualifies as supe…

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Open since 1941, Hotel Carsson offers a touch of honest-to-goodness, old-fashioned class in the heart of the Microcentro. Considering the location, comfort of the rooms and the yesteryear eleganc…

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If you want nothing more than a downtown location and beautiful, contemporary rooms, this is place to be. The Concept is smaller than many international branches, with good business services and …

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Situated just off Plaza Vicente López y Planes, the Bel Air is an old restored beauty. The lobby wine-bar and café is stylishly designed, with curving wood dividers, dark walls and mood lighting …

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With a name like this, how can you resist? Gorgeous from the get-go, this boutique hotel offers spacious suites with unique touches like dressing rooms and traditional mantas (hand-woven blankets…

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Considering the comfortable rooms, giant multi-level lobby and the prime location across from Plaza Libertad, the Dazzler is decent value. The amount of glass used here is indeed dazzling, but th…

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Enter the slick yet cozy lobby, complete with modern sofas, a wall full of bookcases and even a tiny bar. It's a small guesthouse with an all-round elegant feel, located in the prime social haven…

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If you're with a large group and looking for style, comfort and few frills in Palermo Viejo, this is possibly your best choice. There's a good variety of rooms for all types, and the rooftop terr…

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Little has changed since the Castelar opened its doors in 1929: the décor is classical, service is good and rooms are clean. There's a basement spa, and while facilities aren't luxurious, it's st…

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It's hard to get much closer to the action - the action of parks, art and death, that is. This modern and friendly hotel sits directly across from the lovely Plaza Intendente Alvear, which is jus…

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All right, all right, so it's the Marriott. And even though you may not be rolling into Buenos Aires looking for a chain hotel, you might be able to forget it this time. This was the first five-s…

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For your own roomy spaces, good security and great service, you can't beat this fancy spot. The nearly two dozen contemporary and elegantly-furnished apartments come with kitchenette, cute dining…

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Smack in the middle of Las Cañitas' nightlife lies this elegant, Zen-like boutique hotel. There are four classes of minimalist rooms, with most being good-sized and all beautifully contemporary. …

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Although adhering strictly to BA minimalism, NH City remains supremely comfortable, thanks to the rooms' deep-umber and earth-tone walls, plush chairs, fabric headboards, and mustard-and-maroon s…

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From the looking-glass pool in the cement-floor lobby to the in-room espresso makers, Design Suites is pure eye candy, top-to-bottom fun for the minimalist in everyone. Tables, chairs, paintings,…

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Shack up at the Dandi Royal, BA's self-proclaimed 'tango residential academy', and you'll eat, sleep and dance tango. Occupying a spectacular San Telmo mansion from the early 1900s, it boasts kin…

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Occupying the historic Torre Bencich (built in 1929, it was the city's first skyscraper), this converted landmark has been regarded one of the city's prize hotels since it opened in 2000. From th…

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Resplendent, sumptuous, grandiose, historic - no word can really prepare you for the splendor of BA's most famous hotel. But who needs adjectives when there's a plasma-screen TV over your Jacuzzi…

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So, all those other hotels we recommended... We were just kidding. You know (wink, wink), to keep the riffraff away from this one. The Faena's where you really want to stay. In fact, this luxury …

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The town's hippest hotel, once an old warehouse, boasts a fountain in the sunlit breakfast salon, with a serene patio and plunge pool, and slick contemporary design in the king-sized bedrooms.

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Granados Hostel & Bar will blow your mind away with its location, service and superb 24/7 on-call staff. It's in the heart of historic San Telmo, a typical Porteño quarter close to many tourist a…

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Pangea Hostel is more than a place to leave your luggage after an exhausting trip, you can breath deeply and feel good automatically.
Situated in the centre of Buenos Aires, close to the ci…

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The Hostal de la Boca's building is an old Hotel from the early XXth century fostering some of the immigrants that massively came to Buenos Aires at that time. This type of construction was denom…

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Hotel Mitre suites is a restored ,comfortable and clean hotel, located in one of the most quiet and safe neighbourhood in Buenos Aires called Caballito.This hotel offers guests fully equipped roo…

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La Rocca offers all the usual things you would expect from a hostel: cheap rates, friendly English-speaking staff, 24/7 check-in, secure lockers & bag storage, free internet & wi-fi, fully equipp…

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