A 20th-century mansion combined with a contemporary high-rise offers the best of both
The Four Seasons Buenos Aires offers a stylish combination of classic European glamour and modern comfort, largely thanks to the buildings it's housed in: an early 20th century manor and a modern multi-storey building. Unique to say the least! Located on the outskirts of the exclusive Recoleta neighbourhood, the hotel is within walking distance of one of Buenos Aires most prominent shopping centres, several ritzy boutiques and trendy eateries, and the famed Recoleta cemetery. Inside, luxurious rooms, an assortment of dining possibilities, a buzzing bar, lush gardens and an inviting pool round off the experience, making for one pretty amazing place to call home for a few days… or more.
Nuss Buenos Aires Soho
Buenos Aires
From
$160
per person/night
Prime location and service in a boutique hotel that is equal parts bohemian and stylish.
A relatively young hotel, Nuss Buenos Aires Soho is a former Spanish-style convent. The building dates back over a century but today, it has been completely refurbished and is a Scandi-cool and very refreshing take on deluxe accommodation. Location-wise, it sits just a block away from the heart of Palermo, the Plaza Serrano, a colourful and bustling square famous for its weekend street fairs and collection of trendy bars and restaurants. At the hotel itself, the facilities are impeccable and the hospitality, world-class, making it the perfect base from which to explore the endless sights of Buenos Aries.
Alvear Palace Hotel
Buenos Aires
205 Rooms
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From
$250
per person/night
Boasting over-the-top Belle Époque elegance, the Alvear Palace is fit for royalty.
There’s a reason the Alvear Palace is Argentina’s most emblematic hotel and a member of the Leading Hotels of the World. Located in Buenos Aires’ most stylish neighbourhood, Recoleta, it opened in 1932 as a luxury hotel for ritzy European travellers and diplomats, sparing no expense. And although it has undergone a series of renovations and additions since then, it’s still a model of the highest expression of refinement. We're talking flawlessly-suited bellboys complete with white gloves, Louis XVI style interiors, enormous ballrooms, and high tea fit for royalty. It will come as no surprise that notable guests range from Walt Disney and Nelson Mandela to Orson Welles, Karl Lagerfeld, Sofia Loren, European kings and queens… you get the picture.
