Buenos Aires Hotels with Kitchens

"It’s so loud outside, I had to use a pillow to seal the noise from my ears. Would highly recommend bringing earplugs. Also, the front desk literally did not tell me ahead of time that I had to pay a 80,000 Pesos tax to the city, especially right when I had to check out and had no money left. Would highly recommend someplace not too close to the beautiful Obelisk."

"A good, convenient hotel for a few nights. Comfortable location . Space rooms, bath, large beds. A good sports hall across the road,and a restaurant on the corner.near Plaza Congreso"

"The hotel is located in a very central and safe area, making it convenient to walk to various attractions. The rooms are quite spacious. However, the breakfast selection is limited, and the Argentinian-style options might not suit everyone's palate. A significant inconvenience is the deposit policy: upon check-in, the hotel charges a deposit based on the number of nights, which can be substantial for longer stays. For international guests, this becomes particularly problematic if you check out on a day when banks are closed, as you won't be able to retrieve your deposit immediately."

"The restaurant below is outstandingly delicious. The appearance was difficult to understand because the color changed. I was dropped off a little earlier and searched for it, probably because the address was off even in a taxi. It was difficult to understand because there was no hotel sign."

"Stayed for 6 days. The first room assigned was not well connected to the Internet, so I was assigned again and stayed on the 7th floor, but there was no Internet problem, but all facilities were old. There is a microwave called Gold Star ㅡ The most important problem was that two people stayed for six days, but only two large towels, one washing towel, and one bathroom floor. Even if you ask for more, you can make a reservation for one day and make a reservation for six days. The number of toilet papers is the same, and if you need it, you're going to pay 10,000 pesos more. If you're staying for a long time, you're booking two days, two days, two days. I would recommend you make a reservation separately for 3 days and 3 days. Another thing was that the bathroom door was broken, and it was trapped, and it opened the door outside. I was able to come out."

"The location is excellent, with many restaurants nearby and close to the Obelisk, about a 10-minute walk. The room was clean and, despite its small size, had everything you needed. It's excellent value for money. (There's no desk in the room; if you need to work, you can use the Cowork office to the left of the reception desk—it has a nice environment.)"

"The taxi from the airport to the hotel costs 40 US dollars. It takes about 5 minutes to walk to the Obelisk from the hotel. It only takes 10 minutes to walk to the Rose Palace from the Obelisk, so the location is still good. Although the waiter at the door does not speak English. But he was very enthusiastic while speaking to us in Spanish, and at the same time using a translation software to convert it into English to introduce us to the situation near the hotel. . . The overall stay experience is quite satisfactory."