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...

Eating steak at Cabaña Las Lilas is a little like taking tea at the Ritz. You know it's a tourist trap, you know you're being overcharged, but somehow you're still glad you...

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...

Forget Narnia and Turkish delight. For BA's most otherworldly dining experience, pass through a pair of 16ft brass doors and enter the magical land of Casa Cruz, the most...

Puertas cerradas (private) restaurants are nothing new in Buenos Aires, but Casa Felix has been going from strength to strength since opening its doors two years ago and is now...

If you're craving the spices and sweet-sour combinations that only come with authentic, quality Asian cuisine, you'll want to reserve your spot at the coolest new puerta...

After three successful years in the Microcentro, Crizia has uprooted and headed north to a larger Palermo Soho location. Head chef Gabriel Oggero will continue with his...

Settle yourself down at one of the pristinely laid tables in the light-filled covered patio at El Histórico - part of the same venerable old building as the adjoining Society...

This new addition to the traditional, former grocery store next door is a godsend for disappointed diners who'd done battle over limited reservations. Favourite plates like...

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...

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...

Amid the truly palatial opulence of the Alvear Palace Hotel, L'Orangerie is the grandest brunch destination in the city: the Argentinian equivalent of tea at the Ritz. In their...