Buenos Aires Hotels with Jacuzzi

"Great location in the center of the city, excellent staff. Good breakfast. The rooms are good size. Well laid out."

"Be careful, do not hand your credit card to pay this hotel; I did it and the result in the next weeks is that I started to see unkown payments on my card. When that hotel gets a real card machine then I would recommend it for its location,"

"The hotel is located near the obelisk with lots of food options. As the building seems quite old, there’s a lot of squeaky sounds made when people upstairs walk around which may affect light sleepers. There are small bottles of shampoo, conditioner, bar soap, comb, shower cap, sanitary bag, cotton pad provided. There’s also shower gel and body lotion and other amenities maybe but those were not provided in my room when I checked in and I only found out when I saw the house cleaning cart. No hot water kettle is in the room, no tissue paper, no complimentary water, no usb charging port. The shower door cannot close properly so water splashes out. The pool is closed during winter which is sad as I chose this hotel to have a pool to swim. Florencia at the reception was extremely helpful and helped me with money exchange too (very good rates available)! Thanks"

"Good hotel with the great central location. A little bit threadbare. Too narrow sink in the bathroom, and a bit loudy because of generators outside the window. As i realised it's a common problem of small hotels in the city centre"

"Hotel location is good, travel is convenient, hotel management is safe, clean and tidy, service is general, the surrounding environment is good, a few friends travel together, hotel breakfast is generally"

"The stay was amazing, I was very afraid because I was alone, but it was all perfect, from the passage to the hosting. All the very educated staff, everything I asked was asked. I was a little bit more than the one I had to see that I would like a room with a mirror and a good light, and thanks to God they put a room with a beautiful mirror to take a picture, and I had two single beds, even if I was alone. I asked for my checkout to be until midday, but it was not allowed, but it was nothing that was caught, because from 11 to midday it didn't change it. And I could stay at the reception, which was also very comfortable and had taken. The rooms were adaptable to Brazil and had two in the room and one in the bathroom, and the bathroom had a dryer. I had shampoo, air conditioner, savon, the towels were exchanged every day I was there, they made my bed and it was all perfect, the room was very clean, beautiful and pleasant. The room had not seen it, but it was not something that disturbed me, because I was just walking on the street. The location of the hotel is very good, a street next to Corrientes Avenue, a little far from Obelisco, but for those who do not see a problem walking and knowing the whole street, who has a lot of diversity shops, it is worth it. Just at the corner of the Corrientes Avenue that gives to the hotel, you have a very good sweet dress, costing R$ 950. I also liked breakfast, only one day that was not mosquito egg and was cooked, but I think it's something cultural. It had many medals, many sweet options, milk sweets, cheese, butter, juices, danoes, sugars, cheese, melting, and many options: bread, salt, Swiss bread, coffee, milk. On the checkout day, 6750 pesos were collected, which was reported on the first day."

"The location is spectacular, and the hotel is very nice, although it shows some signs of age. Check-out was quite slow. Breakfast is good, with a wide variety of breads and hot dishes; overall, it's quite filling. We can't comment on the other hotel services because we didn't use them."

"location is excellent. Reception is friendly despite limited English. Breakfast is gd and the waiters are very polite and helpful. The room is spacious but WiFi is not very stable. Acceptable! Love the TV with YouTube and Netflix. A big plus. . This is our second stay."

"The only plus is the comfortable bed with snow-white linens. Everything else is only 3, and the service is generally 1. The hall is beautiful, from the outside the building looks entourage, but inside, on the floors, it’s terrible 🙉. The elevators are old, but they could be restored somehow. Everything on the floor is shabby. There are no slippers, no bathrobes, no kettle in the room and not even water. The refrigerator is empty! It’s damp, the smell is like visiting grandma in the village. What 5 stars?! What are you about?! The towel in the bathroom on top was gray, frayed with threads🤦♀️. I checked in late at night and went downstairs to ask for water. They brought me a small bottle and told me it would cost 1800 Argentine pesos😡! I didn’t take breakfast, but the next morning I decided to try it. I asked at the reception if it was possible? Yes of course without problems. The choice is poor. Only scramble and hot bacon. Baking is not very good🥴. As soon as I sat down at the table, a girl came running up to me and asked for my number, then she started shaking papers in front of me and saying that I didn’t have breakfast. I calmly replied that I was aware. She started writing the price, but I already knew. 20450 pesos. She ran away, but then came running again with checks for me to sign. Is this generally normal for this level of hotel?! As if I would run away and not cry! Breakfast was ruined and so was my mood. Imagine my surprise when, at check-in, I was given a bill for 61 thousand pesos😡😡😡! What it was, I don't know. But then the girl asked how many times did I have breakfast?! Do you even work there separately from each other?! Ugliness! The neighboring 3-star hotel did not have such horror! I had breakfast calmly, I just wrote down the room number and that’s it. When leaving, I calmly paid. I left my suitcase for a couple of days, and only then read reviews about thefts. I was worried, but thank you 🙏 everything turned out fine. Do not book this hotel under any circumstances, there are others nearby that are more expensive and cheaper, but definitely better!"