The Abasto Plaza was the first hotel in Buenos Aires to capitalise on the tango tourism industry. Yet far from being some Las Vegas styled caricature, Abasto Plaza is a...

The clue is in the word 'palace' - not, in this case, pretentious hyperbole. For the Alvear is more than a mere hotel. It's also a source of civic pride, a symbol of grandeur...

Directly behind the exclusive Patio Bullrich shop-ping centre, the 148 rooms (18 of which are suites) of this sumptuous Recoleta hotel make ideal closets for your latest...

Close to the business and banking district, and some of the city's main tourist attractions, stands the Claridge Hotel. It's decorated throughout in either mock-Tudor or...

Petit indeed; there are only four suites in this discreet hotel. With almost everything you see, from light fittings to cutlery, sourced from estancias during two years of...

The cypress trees that tower in the back garden inspired the name for this highly recommendable B&B. Located on an atmospheric cobbled street in the middle of Palermo Viejo,...

There is simply no other hotel quite like Faena Hotel + Universe. Designed by French master Philippe Starck, this opulent, lavish and camp lodging is built in the shell of an...

Frequently cited as the best hotel in Buenos Aires, the Four Seasons is the lodging of choice for rock stars, top executives and the occasional communist icon (Fidel Castro has...

The Hilton was designed with prominent executives and affluent couples in mind. The vast glass-roofed atrium/lobby is embellished with chrome sofas, a marble reception and a...

Aptly named, Home delivers an unforgettable accommodation experience. The brainchild of ex-record producer Tom and his wife Patricia, this 18-room hotel has become an instant...

Originally built for the 1978 World Cup finals, the Bauen's rollercoaster history mirrors the trials and tribulations of modern Argentina. The hotel closed in 2001 under...

Inconspicuously tagged on to the far end of Puerto Madero Este, Sofitel's latest BA venture breaks their traditional mould with this chic 197-room hotel. It is aimed at the...

The Intercontinental goes further than most to justify its five-star rating. The lavish interior design, with leather, wood and marble predominating, is accompanied by...

Part of a small chain of well-run local hotels, this LoiSuites - in the bosom of Recoleta, close to the cemetery and the Village Recoleta cinema and shopping complex - is the...