5-Star Hotels in Buenos Aires

Hands down the most impressive hotel I've stayed at in Buenos Aires! That crystal chandelier in the lobby? Absolutely breathtaking. My room was so spacious I could've thrown a dance party, and soaking in the tub while watching sunset over the Rio de la Plata was pure magic. The staff - perfectly trained, even room service steaks beat those Instagram-famous restaurants. The rooftop infinity pool is a photographer's dream, though those cocktails hurt my wallet (worth it though!)

Я очень долго выбирала отели из 5*, чтоб было не слишком дорого и обязательно был балкон! С балконом мне повезло, он был огромным, как терраса и с отличным видом на парк (13 этаж). Номера чистые, но в них не было зубной щетки и зубной пасты. Персонал был не очень приветливый, может быть складывалась моя усталость (джетлаг)

The room is huge despite of extreme central location of crowded old town. It has classic high end design, wooden floor, separated area of marble shower cabin, toilet and double washbasin. Breakfast offers various healthy options. Reception personnel are superb and made sure that we feel welcomed and stay comfortable and pleasant. The hotel is like the city, had glorious days, a little bit run down but still remain classic and attractive. I will stay here next time I’m visiting Buenos Aires.

Basic coffee and tea in a 5-star hotel. No coffee machine and tea pot. Requested and received bottled water. The location is also far from tourism. Compared to other hotels, only the room size and room interior are satisfactory The lobby is just a passageway, but the interior seems to have been abandoned.

I have always liked MGallery and have lived in many cities. Comfortable, good location and design. The staff is very attentive! They make you feel safe at any time. Excellent location; despite being in the heart of Recoleta, the surroundings are very quiet and safe. The room is very quiet and spacious.

Some issues during check in but overall nice hotel. Would avoid a lot of confusion if they disclosed beforehand that the hotel has two buildings

The room is small , less than declared 30 meters . There is absolutely no air. The windows come out into the interior patio with noisy air conditioners. The air conditioner in the room itself hangs in a way that blows straight into the face on the bed, swing grids work incorrectly. The bells are tiny and impossible with a lamp to place a phone. The coffee car is , but never(!) put capsules. Every day I had to go and ask for your 2 capsules. The room was cleaning badly. Without shoes the legs were dirty. At all Christmas, they didn't clean up and had to go back from walking, in front of the restaurant, to ask for a towel. Sports hall, sauna, a pool of half a person size and very inconvenient. There are no hooks where to hang a towel or the possibility of changing clothes. It also looked strange to go in the lobbies and bars to our first elevator. The next building was repaired and the room was heard in the room. The hotel also carried out small work with us. We liked the location. The staff on the respiratory was very good and tried to solve all our issues. Breakfast is the same type in 8 days. There were no vegetables at all. Fruit is fresh, bread is beautiful, the egg station is excellent cooks. Pianoists are great. They went to jazz. 10 points.

The Faena is a stylish hotel which is now feeling a little old compared to when it opened. The room designs waste a fair amount of space and plumbing is showing signs of wear. The pool is a purely instagram facility which provides no exercise space whatsoever. Having said all this, Faena is still conveys good quality overall. A lifestyle hotel in effectively a business district means that it falls between two stools but is probably still one of the top spots in Buenos Aires.

I stayed at this hotel because the ship crew checked me in for my trip to Antarctica. Overall, I had a good experience. The rooms were spacious and well-equipped. There were many restaurants along the riverbanks outside the hotel, which were especially lively at night.

Activities in Buenos Aires, but did not expect the hotel to be so old, next to the May Square, the location is OK, breakfast croissants are also good, should be a major feature of Argentina. Free glass bottled water in the room, every day to see luck, sometimes not, at night to help colleagues go to the front desk to ask for free bottled water, the result is that the young man's service attitude is too bad, all kinds of disregard, let go to the wine bar, the wine bar said no free water, I took two bottles of bottled water and recorded it in the room, so I didn't bother to argue with them. As for breakfast, I told the waiter twice to fry eggs. Both times I didn't come up for more than half an hour. This was the case for two consecutive days. I have work in the morning, I don't have time to wait, I don't know if it is not very friendly to our Chinese. Anyway, I won't live anymore. Not recommended.