We had a wonderful stay at Cassa Lepage Art Hotel! From the moment we arrived, the staff's customer service made me feel welcomed and cared for. The hotel itself is stunning, with amazing art pieces and fascinating historical artifacts displayed throughout the property. (Don't miss the museum downstairs!) The tall ceilings add a touch of grandeur, making the space feel both elegant and inviting. The 2nd-floor outdoor space is a quiet and serene place to relax with a bottle of wine or bubbly. The breakfast was fantastic, offering a wide variety of options to suit all tastes. From fresh fruits and creamy yogurts to delicious omelets and perfectly toasted bread, everything was beautifully presented and tasted wonderful. It's conveniently located (a Peruvian restaurant next door and a DIA for groceries, beverages a couple of doors down). The blend of history, art, and modern comfort creates a truly unique atmosphere. Cassa Lepage is more than just a hotel—it’s an experience. I can’t wait to return and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable stay!

The towels could have been thicker, but we loved the towel warmer AND the strong A/C unit in the room for hot days.

This is an excellent choice for those looking to escape the large chain hotels. Superb property, a mix of a boutique hotel, art gallery and museum. Ideally located in the old town, dedicated staff, clean and welcoming. I'd stay again at the drop of a hat.

My room had a very narrow, very tall window which admitted little light and which had no real view. This was more than compensated for as I had my own private sun terrace with 4 chairs and a table. In my view, much better than a window onto the street. Many evenings sitting out and having a beer.

Good atmosphere (history, art, calm) in this hotel, we felt really good instantly. Room was spacious and bed comfortable. High ceilings. Good breakfast.

Noise of the bathroom of the next room, placed just the other side of the wall where the bed’s head was. Normally hotel place bathrooms against each other… also big air conditioning installation not far on the roof making a constant background noise… air conditioning of the room itself was also noisy but we had the chance to be able to switch it off (not too hot).

The hotel is just beautiful. It feels like an art museum where you can stay the night. 14 foot (4.3m) ceilings add to the feel. The breakfast is great though not decadent. The staff were all kind and helpful. One of the best places I’ve ever stayed. We’ve spent more for one room in a large, soulless chain in a big city than we spent for 3 rooms here. The location is perfect for seeing the capital region with many sites in walking distance such as the Casa Rosada. Some rooms are nicer and roomier than others. We rented three to accommodate our group allowing us to see the differences. All three rooms were wonderful but one was especially great.

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A truly unique place, hotel, art gallery and museum conveniently located in Monserrat, BA with an easy walk to San Telmo, the bus stop for the city tour buses, a range of popular tourist sites, cafes (don't miss the lovely Nica Cafe and empanada shop a few steps away), restaurants and more. Rooms (including bathroom) are extremely spacious with wonderfully high ceilings, furnished in a minimalist style without sacrificing the amenities and comfort that would be expected, and spotless. There was a small balcony overlooking C Bolivar so you could see the world go by (and check on the weather!). Hotel provided umbrellas for guests, a thoughtful touch since it was very rainy and staff were very pleasant and helpful. Breakfast - the standard fare - was ample. A great base for immersing yourself in the local culture without the hordes of tourists you might find closer to the Mercado area.

The noise from the streets at night might be an issue for some (was not for me) so keep in mind if you need absolute quiet! A trolley of some sort to help guests carry luggage up to their rooms would likely be appreciated - some guests struggled to get their bags to the lift.

If it were possible, I would rate the Cassa Lepage Art Hotel with significantly more than 10 points. Located in the historic center of Buenos Aires, the hotel is a perfect symbiosis of carefully restored historic architecture with high-quality, contemporary hotel facilities. Exhibits of contemporary art on display in the hotel, information on the history of the building, large roof terraces and an elegant lobby round off the excellent overall impression. The entire hotel staff was extremely friendly and supportive with a discretion commensurate with the elegance of the hotel. The hotel room and bathroom were unusually, large and very comfortable. The breakfast offer was extensive and tasted good. Very good value for money. Cassa Lepage Art Hotel was one of the best hotel experiences in recent years. I highly recommend Cassa Lepage Art Hotel.

Artistically inspiring, great neighborhood, archeological museum in lower part of building reflecting the old neighborhood. Spacious room. Quiet, nice linens , wonderful bed, and shower.

I would have liked some kind of lounge chair in the spacious bedroom area room. There was no where to sit comfortably. The entry space had a desk area with a straight chair as you entered, but served no comfortable purpose unless for laptop work.

Beautiful hotel in lovely area of BA. The bed was comfy and room pleasant. The lobby was very nice with interesting art and furniture and glass floors and the art gallery below was very surprise bonus. Breakfast was a smaller selection than big hotels but everything was very fresh and of high quality. We enjoyed the real yoghurt ( at last) fresh berry’s, coffee was excellent. Best hot water anywhere we have stayed in SA . Instant and plentiful. The hot water heated towel rail was also very much appreciated. Raul at the front desk spoke excellent English and was very helpful with directions , suggestions , money changing and booked us the tango show within 2 hours of arriving we were picked up! Overall excellent experience in our favourite big city of all South America.

Our room ( executive) was a but smaller than photos showed but with high ceilings and window looking into the inner courtyard it didn’t feel to close. There were cobwebs in the corner of the bathroom behind the vanity.

Great Hotel, interesting history and museum like to enjoy the interior. Staff are all great, very personable and helpful, very nice staff. We had AC issues in our first room, had to move all our stuff, and even that new room had the AC working in the bedroom, but the AC in the extra family room, AC was broken …… Overall nice stay, and with the exchange rate in blue dollars….it came out as reasonable. Location is OK, we had no issues walking home a few blocks at 11:30 pm form a Tango show, but just a block over it is a pretty sketchy neighborhood…. So they had AC issues that should of been fixed before check in, but in the end we had AC in the bedroom. The breakfast was adequate, however 2 out 4 days no bananas…..the favorite breakfast fruit of all….. They did have pineapple and other fruits so yes, had enough to eat from, but I bought a banana down the street for almost nothing….so they are available in BA…..

AC issues, locations maybe not he best, but was fine for us.

it was recommended by my guide at Origins in Salta . I wanted to be near a tango show

the streets near the hotel were very trashed out!