Cheap Hotels in Buenos Aires
The hotel is located in the Montserrat neighbourhood on the historical Avenida de Mayo just between Congress and the Government House the political axis of government activity. The hotel is very close to the center of the city and the more touristic neighborhoods like San Telmo Retiro Recoleta and Puerto Madero. The location is great because it is easily accessible by many bus and metro lines. The hotel faces the widest avenue in the world la Avenida 9 de Julio. All of the structures on this avenue symbolize the city`s history like Palacio Borolo Café Tortoni and Café Tres Billares.
Accessible to many local attractions, beautiful views and exceptional service, affordable accommodations, great combination for business and pleasure. Local Attractions: City entertainment in close proximity. Recreation: outdoor activities. Services: elevators, room service, business services available at front desk, shuttle service is available, car rental services available.
Specially designed for the gay community, this charming hotel is in Downtown. Nestled within 1000 metres from the town centre, the property allows easy access to all this destination has to offer. The main entertainment areas are within easy reach of the accommodation. Visitors can easily walk to the public transportation means. Travellers will find the airport within 1. 5 kilometre(s). The establishment is within 1000 metres from the harbour. The premises count with 38 welcoming rooms. This establishment was completely refurbished in 2018. The establishment offers Wi-Fi internet connection on-site. Additionally, the premises provide a reception service the whole day through. Unfortunately, there are no rooms where travellers can ask for a cot for the little ones. This establishment's common areas are disability-friendly. Pets are not allowed at Up. Recoleta Hotel. This hotel features parking and garage lots for guests' convenience. Customers can take advantage of the airport transfer service. A fee may be chargeable for some services.
Hotel Chile in Buenos Aires is situated on Avenida de Mayo, 400 metres from the Obelisk and the Casa Rosada. The hotel offers air-conditioned rooms and a cafeteria. Guest rooms of the Chile Hotel have carpeted floors and include a cable TV and private bathroom. Free Wi-Fi is available in all public areas of the hotel. Breakfast is served daily in the spacious cafeteria. There is also a cosy lounge area where guest can read a newspaper or plan a new trip with the help of the 24-hour reception staff. Hotel Chile is situated 500 metres from the National Congress Palace and a 45-minute drive from Ezeiza International Aiport.
This charming $hotel. getTypeHotel() is located in Downtown. A total of 46 bedrooms are available for guests' convenience. Pets are not allowed at Marbella.
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Hotels in Buenos Aires
Expect impromptu tango displays in city squares, noisy steakhouses, bustling markets and trendy clubs that will keep on pumping until dawn. It's difficult not to fall in love with the energy and colour that fills the heart of Buenos Aires.
Arts and culture
Stay at one of the numerous Buenos Aires hotels around the city centre and you'll be close to a great variety of sights. Visit Plaza de Mayo to view Casa Rosada – the Pink House – where famous Argentine leaders including Juan and Eva Perón once stood to greet the masses below. Take time to view the impressive art collections at the Museo Nacional De Arte Decorativo and Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes.
At La Recoleta Cemetery you'll be able to view the grave of Eva Perón, as well as those belonging to numerous former presidents and cultural figures. There's also impressive architecture on show at Catedral Metropolitana and Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento.
Live entertainment
Teatro Colon is regarded as one of the city's major landmarks, as well as one of the top concert venues in the world. Experience an evening of ballet, opera or live music, or turn up in the daytime for a guided tour.
Perhaps combine an evening meal with some live entertainment at one of the city's intimate venues such as La Ventana. Here you'll be able to tuck into a succulent steak while taking in a live tango show. However, you'll often get the chance to enjoy some excellent South American dancing simply by walking through the city's streets and stopping to watch the sensual moves of the talented street performers.
Festivals
Cultural events and festivals are held in the city throughout the year. With any luck your trip will coincide with spring's International Jazz Festival, August's World Tango Festival & World Cup, or perhaps the biennial Festival Internacional de Buenos Aires – a celebration of theatre that usually involves more than 50 companies from around the world.
Shopping
Fashion boutiques abound in Buenos Aires. If you're looking for some high heels for your tango lessons or perhaps a new outfit from an up-and-coming designer, you won't be disappointed with the choice on offer.
Pick up some antiques or souvenirs in Buenos Aires' San Telmo district, or head to Palermo Soho to check out the latest fashion trends. City-centre shopping malls, including Galerías Pacífico, are home to high-end stores including Christian Dior and Hugo Boss.
Dining out
Many of the leading Buenos Aires hotels offer impressive menus and dishes from around the world. You'll have no problem hunting down great dining options, whether you're basing yourself right in the city centre or in one of the vibrant outlying neighbourhoods.
The Puerto Madero waterfront district is known for its many restaurants, while the Palermo neighbourhood is regarded as the new home for cutting-edge cuisine. The Colombian-inspired dishes of I Latina have won the restaurant an impressive reputation, while La Bourgogne is considered one of the best bets for French food in the city. A visit to one of Buenos Aires' many steakhouses is a must.
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