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See why so many travellers make Ayres de Recoleta Hotel their hotel of choice when visiting Buenos Aires. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
While staying at Ayres De Recoleta, visitors can check out Palacio Barolo (2.4 km) and Palermo (2.5 km), some of Buenos Aires' top attractions.
Rooms at Ayres de Recoleta Hotel offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a kitchenette providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi.
24 hour front desk, a concierge, and baggage storage are some of the conveniences offered at this hotel. A pool and free breakfast will also help to make your stay even more special.
While in Buenos Aires, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Ayres De Recoleta, including Floreria Atlantico (1.4 km), Pizzeria Guerrin (1.9 km), and El Cuartito (1.3 km).
Best of all, Ayres de Recoleta Hotel makes it easy to experience many great Buenos Aires attractions like Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales Bernardino Rivadavia and Baobabs, which are some popular natural history museums.
At Ayres de Recoleta Hotel, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Buenos Aires.
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HOTEL STYLE
Quiet
Residential Neighbourhood
Languages Spoken
English, Spanish, Portuguese
Location
Pres. José Evaristo Uriburu 1756, Buenos Aires C1114 Argentina
Name/address in local language
Ayres De Recoleta Uriburu
3.9 reviews
Getting there
Great for walkers
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I’m somewhat conflicted about this hotel. There was much that I liked. The location is fantastic, close to bars and restaurants, as well as supermarkets and a superb wine store. The hotel noted and granted my special requests of a queen bed and a room at the back. The bedding was clean. The room was fairly quiet, just some plane noise from Aeroparque and distant traffic noise. I also liked the digital entry and the fact that it felt like a home from home in this amazing city. The reception staff were friendly.
Yet, there were a number of problems. Cleanliness wasn’t great. The rooms aren’t serviced daily which means that they need an even deeper clean on changeovers and I’m not sure they get this. I felt uncomfortable leaving my clothes in the closet as it was not clean. The safe in the room wasn’t working. There was a fridge, but this was barely functional and certainly didn’t keep beer or water cold. The bathroom was covered in mould and needs a really deep clean both of the surfaces and the vent. This meant that towels didn’t dry. The hotel charges a fee of USD6 or ARS1600 for a towel change and this is essential given the extremely bad humidity in the bathroom. I left with the impression of a property that needs a lot of attention – the swimming pool also looks derelict.
That said, I would consider staying again simply because of the flexibility and the location – although there are other hotels nearby.
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Date of stay: June 2023
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Trip type: Travelled solo
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If you want to stay in Recoleta, this is a great spot, though I'm not sure most visitors would choose this location.
Having a small kitchen and dining area was really nice. The bathroom was larger, and the water pressure better than anywhere else we experienced on our 3 country, 6-city trip. Though physical staffing at the building was limited, virtual service was available. And we appreciated that the desk was able to hold our luggage until 5pm on the day we checked out.
The only real hassle was that we didn't understand before we arrived that this is a fully digital access property with limited staffing. So we were confused at first when we arrived and there was no one physically present (we spoke with someone on a video monitor and it was a bit hard to understand through an intercom), and then once we understood the situation, we had to wait ~10 minutes for someone to arrive and begin the check-in process. My understanding is still that someone was actually *supposed* to be present at the reception desk at the hour we arrived (~7pm), but we were told on arrival that the one receptionist covers two buildings in the neighborhood. Not a huge deal, and knowing this wouldn't have changed our choice to book here (the digital access was nice once we had it), but it would have been helpful if they'd laid this out clearly from the start. It would have eliminated the initial confusion we had upon arrival.
The courtyard was nice, but the pool was visibly dirty, so we didn't use it.
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Date of stay: March 2023
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Ayers de Recoleta is located within a 3 minute walk from thehal La Recoleta cemetery and the Recoleta Mall. This central location makes it easy to walk to most places in Buenos Aires, such as the Obelisk, Plaza Mayo, Puerto Madero and San Telmo.
The hotel rooms, which are serviced daily, are furnished studio apartments with a queen bed, bathroom and a kitchenette that is sufficiently equipped that one could fix a simple meal if so inclined. The dining area has a table and seating for four.
Our room rate included breakfast. The hotel, though, has no on-site restaurant. At check in they gave us tickets that could be redeemed for breakfast at some restaurants in the Recoleta Mall.
The staff are very helpful but communication can be hard as they only speak Spanish. We managed to get by with our limited Spanish and their broken English.
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Date of stay: March 2020
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We arrived at this place and tried for one hour to contact someone to check us in. It was 6.45pm. It is not a hotel and there are no people that work there. We tried numerous times calling the numbers and buzzing the various intercoms and security systems. Another resident even tried to help us and he gave up. There were no special instructions in the booking confirmation nor was anything sent from the ‘hotel’- perhaps it is a scam. In the end, we had to book another hotel meaning we probably lose our prepaid money for this booking. This was an absolutely stressful and terrible experience for anyone arriving in a new foreign city. I would definitely avoid this place and opt for a more standard hotel or Airbnb.
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Date of stay: November 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Do not book this fake hotel. It does not exist.
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Very good place to stay, on sightseeing trip or on business. Good wifi, comfortable apartments, spotless. Well equipped. It would take a check out, with some digital means, because when you retire there is no one in sight. You cross the street and there is the Recoleta Mall with various places to eat, Shopping and go to the movies. Recommended! I'll be right back!
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Date of stay: September 2024Trip type: Travelled with family
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We just returned from a one week stay at the Ayres Recoleta apart hotel in Buenos Aires hotel. Our experience at this hotel was outstanding, in terms of service, location, and amenities.
Location: The hotel is located in the Recoleta area, adjacent to the Village entertainment complex and across the street from the famous Recoleta cemetary. It is a short 2 minute walk to the main restaurant row where there is a wide variety of cafes, bars and parillas. Next door to the hotel, Romarios served the best pizza and baked empanadas until the late hours.
The hotel: The hotel is only a few months old, and has about 35 units, 4 per floor. Our room was in the back of the hotel, from where we had an impressive view of the cemetary. The rooms are spacious, with wood floors, modern furnishings, a kitchenette with stovetop, microwave, sink and fridge, and a nice bathroom with shower/tub, toilet, bidet and modern sink. There was also a dining table and chairs, and a decent size closet with a safe. Plenty of areas to set up a laptop or to work from, and high speed internet was available either in the room with your own laptop or downstairs in the lobby on one of the two hotel computers. On the top floor was a gym and sauna, and downstairs was an outdoor pool and hot tub. There is no restaurant in the hotel, but the front desk provided vouchers to use at one of several nearby cafes for breakfast. We ate several times at Los Portenos, just a few doors down and the food was very good.
The service and attention we received while staying at the hotel were second to none. The manager Romina, was always available to help, and she and her staff of front desk, bellman, handyman and housekeeping went above and beyond our expectations to ensure our stay was as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.
We cannot wait to return to Buenos Aires again soon and will definitely stay at Ayres Recoleta again. We were sad to leave and say goodbye to all the wonderful staff who made us feel like family, but look forward to returning in the near future.
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Date of stay: May 2005
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Trip type: Travelled on business
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we are from nyc and stayed here for one week the second week of july 2005. a new smallish and modern mid-block boutique style motel. the hotel website is accurate and not overly boastful (ahem, design suites), how's that for a change? the rooms are in an ikea-like style and have every basic thing you could want. great service and even greater side views of the recoleta cemetary. english is spoken by most staff, but like evrywhere in BsAs be polite and try to use your basic espanol when you can.
the hotel setting is prob the best location in the city. convenient to all the barrios. your breakfast hangout is LOS PORTENOS next door and you can grab a red beer or a clarita at LOCO POR FUTBOL bar outside the modern mall across the the street!
as some have said yes its true they are building a new condo addition next door at the moment and there was a little noise at times, but who the heck is staying in their room during the day on vacation??? besides it was nothing anyways!
i'd go back to ayers again in a heartbeat. it make lack hotel faena cache, but its not stuck in isolated puerto madero where you have to cab evrywhere like that hotel is! just forget hotel bobo or faena and go here. fyi -- we paid around $80/night.
also fyi, the weather was in the low 50's at night and upper 60's midday at this time of year -- BsAs has some palm trees so winter is mild.
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Date of stay: July 2005
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I really enjoyed my 5 nights at Ayres de Recoleta. The staff was very pleasant helping to arrange three tours and taking care of a recalcitrant air conditioner (when it was 90+ outside) immediately.
My room was clean and nicely maintained. I agree that a sofa or chair would be a nice addition instead of the cradenza and dining table that part of the apartment side of this operation.
Construction of the adjacent apartment building is complete. Noise is not a big issue but I must acknowledge that this is a big party district and there is noise until 3 or 4 in the morning with a short respite before other traffice starts up again.
Food is abundant! There is a range of fast foods in the food court of the theatre complex on the corner.
If you head towards the Recoleta Cemetary (less than 3 blocks walk), there are many restaurants of high quality. I can not recommend Lola highly enough -- this is truly great food although the Portenos do seem to avoid spiciness with a vengeance. Freddo down the block is the source of lovely ice creams.
The Buenos Aires Design Center is just beyond the Cemetary. It has many excellent design shops on both levels, many nice restaurants and the Hard Rock Cafe. There is an interesting flea market in this park on the weekends.
I loved this place. I'm glad a nice percentage WILL NEVER GO BACK.
And yes, I paid US$80 plus VAT!
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Date of stay: February 2006
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Located steps away from a very busy, noisy, trashy corner. Lots of beggers, prostitutes and guys offering you cards for gentlemen's clubs. Hotel has no restaurant. Bathrooms are tiny. Construction next door is noisy. Hotel has no services at all, except for maid service and a small pool. Location is in the middle of the Recoleta "barrio", but do you really want to be in the middle of all the noise till 3 am ? We were sent to this hotel by our tour company, some people of our group were sent to a hotel in another part of town, which was more quiet and nicer.
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Date of stay: April 2005
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Trip type: Travelled on business
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We adored Ayres de Recoleta. We stayed here for 13 nights and found the neighborhood to be the luckiest possible location we could have set down in such a vast cosmopolitan city. This hotel is in a posh, dignified, lively, and bustling center of the city. There are literally dozens of excellent restaurants, nightclubs, bars and shopping boutiques, including an entire mall dedicated to interior design within a two block radius of this helpful and unassuming little hotel. Recently rennovated in a hip urban modernist style, these digs are perfect for anyone in their twenties to forties. The staff was perfectly helpful and courteous while dignified and unobsequious.
I had commented to a concierge that I wanted to find a T-Shirt for a certain beer, which surprisingly enough was very difficult to find. He called his family who reside in the town where the brewery is located and had me two shirts from the factory store two days later.
This place is a gem for those who would appreciate a similarly hip spot in San Francisco, NYC, Paris or Barcelona.
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Date of stay: November 2005
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There are more places to choose from in the Buenos Aires area.
PRICE RANGE
C$78 - C$124 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
hotel ayres de recoleta, ayres de recoleta buenos aires
LOCATION
ArgentinaCapital Federal DistrictBuenos AiresRecoleta
NUMBER OF ROOMS
38
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