Good place to stay, from my experience anyway. My three 'issues' were that I couldn't easily find the button to turn off the Tango music in my room (now there's a major complaint for you..) and the pool on the roof is small (but what pool on a roof isn't?) and the free internet is slow to clunky. And that's... More

Fabulous building and décor. Super location in the old part of town. Once we had placed the suitcases on the floor of our room there was nowhere to put our feet! As the hotel wasn't full we were moved into what they called a suite but we called a larger room. The price difference for a suite was about £15.... More

The idea of a hotel that had it's own dance school was something different and the concept of a beautifully restored Art Nouveu home in Bohemian St Telmo was the perfect venue choice for my 60th birthday celebration in june 2010. The hotel is very muched focused on Tango and the teachers were both friendly and could TEACH and we... More

Upon arrival we weren't that impressed, the room we originally checked into was small, on the main floor next to the reception area (noise), had insufficient space to 'unpack' both our bags and a TINY bathroom. Howevere, it had a stunning floor to cieling stained glass bay window we loved but still asked if we could move. Thankfully another more... More

Unlike the previous reviewer, we did upgrade a wee bit to a room with windows and fully enjoyed it; but like them, agreed with the noise. However, it's an old hotel in a vibrant neighborhood in a city that is known for it's late nights, so we fully expected this. The room was somewhat musty as beautiful old and affordable... More

The room was quite small and without any window, even if we did book a room category which was supposed to be higher than the standard one (and which appears to have a window in the pictures on the hotel web page for that category of room). Very noisy hotel, no sound isolation at all. Every day from 5 a.m.... More

The hotel is a fantastic Art Nouveau mansion in San Telmo -- great rooms with a tango vibe permeating the entire building. Enjoyed the building and the neighbourhood. Only beef was difficulty getting the staff to help with anything (location of the Teatro Central, names of local restaurants, etc.) The capper was one fellow, Arnaud, who was almost openly antagonistic... More

We stayed here for five nights during our stay in Buenos Aires, and we could not regret our choice. We found the hotel from hotels.com at a bargain price, so we expected it to be so and so, but there we were totally wrong. The staff was very friendly, and the rooms were exquisite. You felt like being in wonderland... More

This unique boutique hotel was such a wonderful experience and left us with great memories. We stayed in a suite with a large jaquzzi tub and a full bath. We had a tiled private patio looking out to the neighborhood of San Thelmo. The king size bed was very comfortable and the pillows/sheets were of highest quality. The rooms were... More