If it weren't for the incongruous sound of piped-in 1980s pop tunes, you'd swear you'd gone back in time (1946 to be exact) after stepping into the lobby. This old charmer of a hotel is a bit sedate (like the staff), but it's comfortable and pleasantly nostalgic. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

One block from busy Av Las Heras, this is a recently renovated hotel that has maintained a few of its original charms. Rooms are big, light and well proportioned, with some comfy touches. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Hotel Carollo is a classy three-star hotel that ever so slightly exudes the atmosphere of a ski lodge. The hallway carpets could use an update, but the rooms are comfy, breakfasts are substantial, there's free Internet service, and the pool is excellent. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Hotel Casino offers some good, spacious rooms and some smallish, ordinary ones. They're all clean and comfortable, but have a look at a few before deciding. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Picture a rock-tile entry way, an orange Formica reception desk, swinging wooden doors and a telephone system straight out of the 1960s, and you'll have a basic idea of what to expect: kitsch and simplicity. It's a fair deal. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In a seemingly constant state of remodelling, the Crillón is a spic-and-span, modern hotel, but bounces oddly between the decades, from 1972 (the air-con units in the standard rooms) to 1980 (the framed prints on the bedroom walls), and into the future (the coldly modern cafeteri… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

An excellent location on busy Av Las Heras, ultra-friendly staff and modest rooms make this mid-size hotel great value. True, one might expect more pizzazz for rooms in an historic building like this one, but they're comfy enough, spotless and just right for the price. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Although it seems the decor hasn't changed in four decades, there's something delightful in the way the Gran Ritz has maintained its self-respect over the years. It's outdated and the rooms are modest, but it's perfectly comfortable, and the cutesiness makes it warmly inviting. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Set back off the busy Avenue, the Horcones offers a good deal for this part of town. Rooms are unrenovated, but clean and quiet, with a few touches of charm and plenty of space. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Fronting the Plaza Independencia, this three storey brick hotel offers solid value. There's plenty of tasteful tile work on display and rooms are spacious and comfortable with modern bathrooms and big windows. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This gem of a B&B is really - as the owner's son puts it - 'a hotel in a house.' But it's definitely more house than hotel. Except for touches like a reception desk and a souvenir area, everything else resembles a good old fashioned B&B, and you'll surely feel at home. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A big old hotel on the main drag, the Palace brings some stately touches to the table. Rooms are generously sized with good, functional bathrooms. Those out the front have good views out over the busy avenue. Full Lonely Planet Review ›