Hotels in Buenos Aires

Algodon Mansion is an intimate luxury property in Recoleta, Buenos Aires — easy to book and backed by the Algodon wine-country group. It suits travellers who want a boutique mansion experience over resort-scale amenities. Book during shoulder season (March–May or September–November) for the best combination of rates and weather.

Anselmo Buenos Aires is a Curio Collection by Hilton property in San Telmo, offering the reliability of a major chain with a locally designed feel. A practical choice for first-timers who want consistent service and Hilton Honors benefits in one of the city's most characterful neighbourhoods. Book in March–May or September–November for the best conditions.

Pearl does not yet hold confirmed operational data for this specific address on Av. Coronel Díaz in Palermo, Buenos Aires. The location sits in one of the city's most active neighbourhoods for hotels and dining. Until more details are verified, see Pearl's full Buenos Aires hotels guide for alternatives with complete data.

Be Jardín Escondido by Coppola is a garden-courtyard venue in Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires, trading on a quieter, residential-feeling setting rather than destination-level food credentials. Best suited to small groups wanting a low-noise dinner over the neighbourhood's busier parrillas and wine bars. Easy to book, mid-to-upper pricing likely.

Fierro Hotel is a design-focused boutique property in Palermo, Buenos Aires, that competes on atmosphere and spatial intelligence rather than grand-hotel scale. It is the right call for first-timers who want to stay somewhere that reflects contemporary Buenos Aires rather than its Belle Époque heritage. Booking is easy, the neighbourhood is walkable, and the property's compact size is a feature, not a limitation.

Home Hotel is the right pick if you want a boutique base in Palermo Soho rather than the grander, more corporate hotels of Recoleta or Puerto Madero. The residential feel and central Palermo address make it a strong first-timer choice. Booking is easy, and shoulder season rates (March–May, September–November) offer the best value.

Hotel Pulitzer Buenos Aires on Maipú 907 offers a well-located, mid-tier base in the Microcentro, walkable to the city's main cultural and historic sites. It suits families and first-time visitors who want central convenience without the cost or formality of Buenos Aires's grand luxury tier. Easy to book, and practical for most trip types.

Hub Porteño sits at Rodríguez Peña 1967 in Buenos Aires, in a walkable corridor close to Recoleta and Palermo. Booking is easy and last-minute availability is realistic outside peak season. No loyalty program affiliation is confirmed, so book direct for the best rate flexibility and verify dining and room options with the property before committing.

L'Orangerie at the Alvear Palace Hotel is the default choice for high-stakes business dinners and special occasions in Buenos Aires. The grand Recoleta dining room is formal, spacious, and reliably impressive for international guests. Booking is straightforward; dress for the room. For visitors staying elsewhere in the city, it is worth the trip for the right occasion.