13 Best Airbnb Venues in Buenos Aires

This stunning remodelled home is located in Palermo Soho, near to the fashionable Aguirre Street outlets. As for evening entertainment, the house is a quick jaunt away from some of the best bars and restaurants - and let’s not forget the clubs either, where you can drink Campari and tango all night long. Buena Onda, indeed.

After an Airbnb for an impromptu, cosy couples getaway? Well, here lies proof that good things come in small packages. Based in the luxurious neighbourhood of Recoleta, take a romantic stroll amongst the beautifully botanic streets and when you're done, head back to your balcony with a glass of red. Oh and get acquainted with the jacuzzi bath, too.

As far as rentals go, this contemporary pad is pretty luxurious. It’s got two bedrooms, a dipping pool and some super trendy exposed brickwork. Better yet, it’s located on a quiet street in central San Telmo, so you can enjoy the daytime city buzz and still get some shut-eye come nightfall.

Let's be real: this restored townhouse is muy hermoso. With high ceilings, ornate lighting and plush soft furnishings, it's a slice of Argentinian luxury, dahrling. Want some more good news? Since there’s enough space for six people to stay, the bill can be split pretty nicely. Group trip, anyone?

With all the bourgeois grandeur of a Parisian palace (chandeliers, plush furnishings and stained glass galore) this Airbnb doesn’t disappoint. When you can finally peel yourself away from this stylish pad, take a stroll along the winding lanes of Palermo and wander into the verdant botanical gardens where the view is as sweet as the smell. Fancy petting something furry? The garden is home to domestic cats too.

This bright and breezy apartment is situated in downtown Buenos Aires, just a few blocks away from the affluent Recoleta. With cosy furniture, clever storage that maximises space and a large private balcony for dining alfresco, this space showcases budget Airbnbs at their best.

It may not be the most upmarket place, but this cool loft space is certainly unique. With a spacious living area and beds for five guests, it's a fab spot for a group of friends to chill after a day of schlepping around the city sights. Plus, there’s a grill out on the balcony, so you can cook up a grate (sorry) smoky barbeque feast.

Nestled within eclectic Palermo, this Instagram-worthy apartment looks like a feature in a designer interiors mag. The furniture is contemporary, the accessories are trendy and you can stay here for a (very) reasonable price per night. Winner.

Because who doesn’t fantasize about waking up to tranquil views and fresh sea air? Aptly named Paraíso flotante (floating paradise), this dreamy home even has a hot tub, so you can warm up on nippier days and while away your time watching the sunset glisten on the river. Heaven.

If you're after a place to relax post a stressful working week, then opt for this subdued apartment, where the muted hues can help you finally catch some z's. Unsure where to visit in Buenos Aires? No biggie. Here you’ll have access to area advice from an on-site local. The one downside? At some point, you’ll have to pack up and head home. Sigh.

You might not be able to sketch anything other than a stick man, but it's still pretty tough not to catch some kind of creativity at this bohemian apartment. There's quirky furniture, vibrant prints and thanks to the private balcony, the stylish interior is flooded with sunshine all day long. When you fancy stepping outside, you’ll soon encounter San Telmo's premier attractions, from the Sunday Feria to Argentina’s National History Museum - pretty fitting really, seeing as San Telmo is the oldest barrio in the city.

Set within a French style building, this peaceful home is polished, simple and comfortable. With general amenities and a fantastic location in the heart of Buenos Aires, you’ll be off exploring the city in no time. Plus, when you return from your daily excursions, the building has a porter and night security - so you can drop any worries you had about staying somewhere new. 

There’s a simple reason that penthouses are lusted after: the view. But while the metropolitan skyline is breathtaking, the interior of this place is incredibly lavish too. With checkered flooring, wooden furniture and a healthy scattering of sophisticated accessories, it’s a far cry from the budget holiday B&Bs of yore.