Beautiful architecture, location was great, in front of the house of House, reminds me of Barcelona, La Rambla in Spain.

The building kept its beautiful architectural work. It also, it was an old Singer building that was renovated into a hotel. Overall, the location, the decor, the staff, just amazing.

Breakfast was excellent. The hotel was beautifully decorated. The only thing that bothered me a bit was that the windows do not open at all.

Arrived at hotel very early, around 9:00 am. Room was not ready but we were offered another room at 50 % off which included breakfast that morning. We took the offer. Room was quite lovely. Front desk staff, Franco and Juana were very nice, professional and courteous. Knowlegeble as well. Has a strange experience being awakened at 0400 by copius amounts of water draining in to our room from room above on our second of three night stay. Turns out that the bidet in room above was overflowing causing big problem, so at 0400 we moved into a temporary room, until another more suitable one was available. At 0900 we transferred to a Tango Suite which was comped for the night. Giant pain but staff handled it well ! Tango suiye was great !

Original room did not have adequate shelving or hooks in bathroom. Free continental breakfast was OK, not great.

The bed and room accommodations were very comfortable and clean. The decor is beautiful and interesting. The staff were very customer focused and accommodating. We appreciated that they checked on our transfer from the airport to ensure all was well. The breakfast room staff met us with smiles and great service each morning. The housekeeping staff didn't miss a detail. Reception helped us with directions, restaurant referrals and other info that made our stay in Buenos Aires go smoothly. Well done and thank you!

No coffee/ tea on the room. Please add these. The coffee in the breakfast room needs improvement. It was strong and very bitter.

I was very happy with this hotel and stayed in several rooms with breaks in between. The superior double rooms were really spacious and light, and both had a nice large modern bathroom with a good shower. The rooms were nicely decorated and had a huge comfy bed. One room was at the side of the hotel and was quiet, but I later had a room at the front on the main avenue which was noisier from traffic. I also had a delux double room for one night which was smaller and had only frosted windows (as it was at the back of the hotel) and so was not so nice although hardly any cheaper than the superior double room. The hotel is well located right next to a metro station and a short walk to the parliament building and close to other key city sights. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful. The lobby was colourfully decorated and had a very stylish feel to it. Breakfast was good and had a fair choice of foods hot and cold. All in all, I found it very good value for money.

I loved the decor and style of the hotel plus the location. I told myself that if I’m in BA again, I’d definitely want to stay there again. It’s right in the center of town meaning you’re close to everything you might need. I also tried their room service which was delicious. I simply loved it.

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Great location on Av. de Mayo. Literally next door to Palacio Barolo, within a 10-minute walk to the National Congress building and close to Teatro Colon, Plaza de Mayo, etc. Av. Corrientes which is like the theater district is also a 10-minute walk. Staff was knowledgeable and sent us to the right places. Very professional. Mix of tourists and business people. Rooms were mid-sized and comfortable.

In a country where even the smallest cafe has coffee that is outstanding (and Starbucks doesn't have a chance in hell because of that), the coffee at breakfast was bitter and burnt. Breakfast had a lot of variety but was identical every single day. For those living at the hotel for several days it's like "Same thing today?!".

Comparing this to other hotels we stayed in the same week. Bathroom was very good and large. Great location with many cafes and restaurants within walking distance.

Breakfast buffet was a bit lacking (comparing this to other hotels we stayed in in Buenos Aires in similar price category the same week). Not a lot of choices. Loose fruit available but only melon cut up. Staff was a bit disinterested in making it a nice experience for guests. All in all still good value for money.

Very good location, to explore the city. The starting point for GreyLine Tourist Bus is just 5 minutes away, which is a big advantage. There are many small restaurants, super markets etc. around the hotel, which is a great advantage. The property itself is very well and lovingly renovated. Reception, lobby, restaurant and rooms are very nice. Being a property situated in the middle of the city of course offers no good view from the room, which is sad but understandable.

I would have been happy if the reception staff was more informed and interested in informing about how to explore the city better. In the past I have experienced many city hotels where the reception staff had may tips and also options to offer, which could be booked at the reception itself. Adding that facility would be great value addition. I also feel, the breakfast a bit mediocre and lac creativity, especially with the vegetarian options. They could add a lot of value for theirs guests here.

The Art Nouveau decor is charming and tasteful as are the tango-themed details such as the bathroom tiles. I loved it. And the unbeatable location allowed me to take advantage of a comprehensive 2.5-hour Free Walks tour meeting up a few blocks nearby. Staff members were welcoming and super helpful, allowing me to check in several hours early. The hotel actually shares a wall with the famous landmark, Palacio Barolo! You'll probably have to stand in line, but don't miss out on a visit to Café Tortoni a few blocks down Avenida de Mayo.