The hotel is conveniently located to many of the key attractions. The rooms are clean and functional although a bit small and dated. Breakfast is provided in the dining room and although a bit limited for choice is fresh and of good quality. Internet is free in the rooms and lobby but is unreliable. Staff are friendly and helpful when... More

A little bit too small for 3 of us stayed in one room. Room is clean & tidy, but 3 stars & NOT 4 stars standard. Great location for downtown Buenos Aires. The best part is free internet & WiFi. The buffet breakfast was very basic, the worst part was that they refuse to give us packed breakfast the morning... More

We had a three-night stay in early January. This hotel was booked by our travel company, after we asked for **** hotels. I would call this a *** at best. Our room was spacious and had a chair, desk, foyer with large closet. The bathroom was nice, but the WC ran until we had to remove the lid and wiggle... More

I stayed for 4 nights in Dec. 2012. The location is quite convenient, within walking distance of most BA attractions, and the breakfast is good. However, the rooms and hallways look like they haven't been touched for decades, with the attendant stained carpet, frayed upholstery, and old-fashioned decor. The staff was polite but not overly helpful or friendly. I also... More

We arrived via cruise ship on January 4, 2013. Our room was ready, bags were sent to the room immediately. Awesome staff and service, very clean and nice room, and best of all, when we found out we had to leave at 0400 to get to EZE in order to catch our flight to Peru, the breakfast buffet (which was... More

This was our last stop on a 5 city tour of Chile, Uruguay and Argentina. We were ready for a good restful place, and this fit the bill perfectly. Ideal location in Centro, just on the border with Recoleta neighborhood. Maybe 10 blocks walk to the Cemetery, or the same to Florida street in another direction, one block to widest... More

Located just a couple of blocks from the Teatro Colon and Av. 9 de Julio, next to Av. Santa Fe, Americas Tower could be the perfect hotel. It is in desperate need of a facelift, though, which is understandable. Being dirty is not! And those towels! Gray, stained, and frayed on every edge, Pillows need replacing, too.

This hotel is in a great location for downtown Buenos Aires. It's also a 5 minute walk to the nearest Metro or Subte station with great transport links all over the town. The hotel itself is pretty average.Beds comfortable but pillows lumpy and spongy, rooms warm, hot water available, hairdryer supplied and digital safe, the walls were thin - we... More

This comes under the ‘looks are deceiving’ category. If you are a first timer and stand across the street and look through the glass doors, you may think this place is all fine and dandy. Don’t the fooled by the fancy-looking shiny lobby. I have to stay here at least 2 nights a month because of work. While I don’t... More