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| Accommodations | 49,330 properties |
| Popular City | Buenos Aires |
| Nightly rates from | $8 |
| Reasons to visit | Culture |
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Beautiful hotel. The entire staff was wonderful....very friendly and helpful. Alejandro went the extra mile and arranged Spanish lessons for me when my original plans fell through. Thank you!
an excellent stay.room is nice with lots of wine selections. hotel manager serves excellent breakfast and exclusive vip service. nearby there is good and cheap laundry. A good restaurant next door. with good mussels and red wine pear. Public bus behind hotel. quite a few blocks to walk to subway stations and 9 blocks to sunday market.
In a great location for accessing all the main sites and the happy hour deals are great value, but beware. We booked and paid in full in advance thinking this would ensure the best price. It did not! The rates by the day we arrived were less than half what we paid, and we should have cancelled and rebooked to save money.
I recently booked the intercontinental BA for a 3 night stay. Unfortunately prior to my check-in the water tank had exploded and the hotel was left with no hot water and complete shut down of some of the facilities on the main floor. The gym on the main floor and restaurants were affected. The situation could have been handled better. Not having hot water and s...
Had the best three days ever. We were only in Buenos Aires for three days and relied on the team for recommendations and arrangements. From picking us up in the airport, booking a small guided tour, best tango show and exchanging dollars at a competitive rate, there is nothing negative I have to stay. Thank you so much! I should also say that the breakfast service ...
Hilton staff were very helpful especially when we were trying to organise things to do at the last moment.Impressed with the late booking to a Tango show where we ended up with fantastic seats. Rooms a very good size with a modern bathroom. Puerto Madero is a safe place to walk if one wants to or a cheap taxi ride when visiting other parts of the city.
The hotel is fine with spacious rooms and a fantastic breakfast. When we got assaulted and robbed outside of the hotel, the staff was very helpful with the police and helping us to file a report.
Hotel was great, huge comfortable bed, breakfast included eggs and fresh fruit. The parking situation needs to be improved. We were directed to park in the car park next door. Normally in Buenos Aires, they take your keys and park the car for you. Not here. We were told there were reserved spaces for Dazzler guests on the ground floor and on the 3rd basement. They wer...
My favourite hostel in BA. I stayed in a dorm with an ensuite, it wasn't cramped, everyone had plenty of space/air. Definitely a cut above the rest, which explains the price (that said, I rate Portal del Sur which is cheaper than this one and is clean, safe and great). If you're a GoT fan, you can watch it on the Circus Hostel tv (they have HBO) on Mondays. The place j...
all rooms have street view, some with nice big balconies. single rooms are tiny. located on major avenue. clientele mostly brazilian, spanish latinos, younger gringos and people looking for inexpensive hostelry. for those who have been shlepping around south america on the cheap with their backpacks, the mundial will be the lap of luxury. for all others, spend a little...
The hotel is very close to plaza Mayo and other places that you would like to visit as a tourist.we booked superior room which I believe is the best room in the hotel, big, high ceiling and good view of the street, although a bit noisy. Staff is nice to help to book the tango show and we got the best table. The owner is very kind too. Overall a pleasant stay.
Beautiful casa with stunning views of the Andes. Very close to popular wineries, possible to bike to some of them. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is similar to most hotels in Argentina, adequate but nothing special. Rooms are big and beautifully laid out as too are the bathrooms.
The location of this hotel in the Montserrat area is perfect for us to explore the neighbouring areas of San Telmo and downtown Florida Street by foot. The staff was indifferent, the room was small but comfortable, the breakfast was great (the best in all the Argentinean hotels we have stayed at) and the food at their restaurant was excellent!
Awesome indoor pool. Exc. gym. Nice room
Nice hotel, clean, bathroom was modern. We paid a lot, 2 hundred American, probably because we booked last minute during high season - probably not worth that, but what can you do during high season. Good location right in downtown, maybe 15min from tourist info. Good wifi throughout. Tip = Unrelated to hotel, go do the penguin tour to that Island, best tour we've eve...
nice hotel in Ushuaia, price is reasonable and location good.
Loved this hostel, friendly, helpful, space, cheerful and lots of cleaning going on, a good sign... very hot showers (watch out!) and great location for the best hikes
Everything was great, but I must mention how much I appreciate a hotel with large bath towels. Rare to find another feature making the hotel great.
Modern, clean, nice amenities. Toilet broke, but that stuff happens
Okay value for money. But overall bad design, LED lights over bed are extremely striking but if you off the LED, the room becomes too dark. Bath room a little too small whereas room itself have decent space and design. Air condition cannot be controlled and the room becomes very warm during winter time. I had to open the windows but you can hear noises due to echo from...
Rooms are small but not as small as Tokyo or NYC hotels. Rooms are well appointed and have tv, good lighting, heating ( if not a little stuffy). Shampoo, conditioner and soap provided along with good towels. Continental breakfast provided included: juice, tea/coffee,bread, toast,fruit, fruit salad and pastries. Staff were obliging, including organising taxis and airlin...
We found the grounds serene with a beautiful swimming pool. The room was excellent and the bed comfortable! Food was good with a limited menu but nice not to have to go out for f you didn't want to. Excellent location to get to all wine regions. They hired an excellent driver for us and we visited the uco valley. Highly recommend!!!
We requested double bed they gave two single beds. We came back to the same hotel after 3 days and did make same request. At the check in time they said kitty will cost extra$15 for double bed! Finally they did give but there was no tea kettle in the room.
This is a lovely place to stay, the rooms are just beatiful and the building is lovely, there's a beutiful patio with a pretty fountain and the staff is just professional and hospital. Great place to be in Cachi, and it comes at a reasonable price.
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My friends and I stayed for 3 nights at this hotel. Upon arrival, the excellent service which extended throughout the entire stay was on offer. The rooms are small but clean and comfortable (their beds are the kind where you'll wake up wanting to spend more time in) with nice boutique hotel decor. Location is fantastic (in the Palermo area) where restaurants / bars and...
The staff was very nice and helpful. The apartment was clean. However, the apartment windows are on the ground floor directly next to the footpath. People walked past all night long yelling, laughing etc. Cars, rubbish trucks emptying the bins outside made it almost impossible to sleep. This noise continued all night, every night. The back door did not close. We re...
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I stayed two nights in this hostel and can definitely recommend it. Everything was clean all the time. The kitchen has a lot of equipment, my bed was comfortable and the room very big. In case I will be again in El Calafate I will ask to stay there again. Muchas gracias!
Mix feelings about this hostel, location was good, the rooms far too small and cramped, rules too strict and not welcoming, owner/ receptionist don’t make you feel welcome, they don’t allow you to leave your bag if you are not staying meaning if you check out you have to leave the hostel, even if you need to leave your bag and comeback to pick it up later.
When i got there, the staff told me that the reservation info they had didn't match my date on my voucher. They could not give me a room in the beginning. However, the staff was very helpful. She was calling and found out that it was a mistake from the central agent. She suggested that i might stay in another hostel and dealt with the issue with Agoda afterwards. I did...
Mati is absolutely wonderful - he is so accommodating, kind and goes out of his way to help in whatever you need, make you feel at home and treat you like family. He even gave me his own jacket so I was warm when I went out at night (even though he probably needed it himself). He has been such a wonderful person to have stayed with. The hostel is great value for money,...
Basic rooms, basic breakfast, hot water, could use another bathroom. Friendly staff and great location!
When arriving, the stuff helped me with whatever i needed. the ambient is homey and young. The toilet are always clean and the kitchen as well. The beds are comfi, and my room was cleaned daily. I had hot water in the shower, good shower. Strong wifi. Great location, one of the best places ive stayed in
It is a shame that they charge the 21% tax to everyone, including foreigners. I stayed twice in this guesthouse, the first time I was lucky to get availability for a twin room which was very nice, big and comfortable, with a very clean and big bathroom with bathtub. My second stay was in a 6 bed dorm which was probably the worst dorm of my stay in Argentina & Chile - t...
Bed was reasonably comfortable. I rated this hostel poorly as I was not impressed by the bathroom or kitchen. To be fair it is very cheap in a good location but I feel too many places think they can ignore other aspects of clean accomodation.
Pros: Clean rooms and relatively clean common areas including kitchen and bathrooms. Located just a short walk from bus terminal in this small town. Common area includes living room and dining area where people can hang out. Cons: Staff does not allow guests to use kitchen after check-out, so if you are planning to cook on the same day before your evening/night b...
- Little bit noisy at night And Wifi signal is weak at room + Clean, Hot water shower, Big kitchen Kind staff
You’re going to realize that you just found the greatest “hostel” (I’m still amazed that it is..) in South America!! The place, staffs, and breakfast are amazing! I highly recommend this amazing beautiful place!!
Really enjoyed my stay there. Hostel has decent rooms, an awesome rooftop terrace and is situated in the best area of cordoba. Dont expect luxury but it was all clean and working while I was there. The staff is nice too
Well, this hostel was certainly a gem. Set in hippie El Bolson, it has compost onsite and an eco-minded atmosphere. If you want a cool spot to hang out with like-minded young adults in their 20’s, this is the spot. With hammocks on the property and a short walk to a beach on a river, this place has it all! It was also packed despite it being the shoulder season, so boo...
Pros - Excellent location in the heart of San Telmo. Staff helpful and friendly. Beds private with USB slots and shelf. Good WiFi. Negs - Shower room is a space struggle, like playing Tetris. Sneaky percentage added when paying by card, this is not common place in Argentina. Breakfast is offered at a price, ample, but offered free elsewhere in country. Kitchen is inc...
The beds are really comfortable and the facility is really nice with good wifi in almost every location. However, I could not sleep at night because it was SO hot. Even with fans and the windows open it was too uncomfortable and actually the reason I left. The kitchen is quite large and stilled well with equipment which is such a shame because I would've stayed longer ...
The staff were accommodating and kind and gentle and helpful. The breakfast was the best.
+Lovely small cottage, familiar atmosphere, cozy beds, kind owner - WIFI poor as everywhere in El Chaltén, kitchen/eating area cramped due to small size I still give 10 stars, because I dont expect a perfect accomodation within this price range
The stuff was amazing, breakfast was good but the standard of room was, hm let's call it mistake. Old bathroom with mould on the walls and leaking wc, old furniture that need to be replaced, one source of light. Will do for 1-3 nights if you just sleep in the room. Wifi in room did not worked for the most of the time, we had to go to the corridor to find the signal.
This was not bad at all, as far as hostels go, the staff had no problem changing a fw details for us and happily spoke English or Spanish according to preference... A short walk to the center and around the corner from the Tarquino Restaurant makes it a nice location with a great view. Lots of extra provisions and all round up to scratch!!
Location could be better as is not in central of the Town but at least I could have a nice walk back. Very good selection of food for breakfast. Very friendly staff who spoke English which was very helpful. I was very surprise when on my arrival as the hostel was very specious and clean. People say that it could be quite cold in hostel in April, but it wasn’t a case a...
It was good for one night. Location is great but don't book this considering breakfast is included because is terrible! Coffee, tea and small bread qualifies for "free coffee" more than "breakfast included" for me. Bathroom was not very clean...
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Friendly staffs, good kitchen, location closed to supermarket. Stay at La Justina hostel for a week. Really enjoyed the time in Bariloche.
Spacious, clean, comfortable, well situated, owner are helpful and charmingly You feel being home...
The beds are really good and not connected to each other, so you don't wake up when the one sleeping over you, jumps into his/her bed Also the tours they are offering, are really nice. For a low cost hostel a really high quality
Price is not expensive, I use SGD 180 around to book 2 night double room... Staff is nice, can solve my inquiry, e.g. local tour, foreign exchange, etc... Good location, go to main street around 5 mins and supermarket is 10-15 mins, depend which supermarket you want to go....
U can make a lot of people in that hostel
I thought I was pretty terrible value for money by Argentinian standards. The room was unpleasant and unclean. Breakfast was appalling (coffee, cheap bread and jam) by the standard of other places we have stayed (often for cheaper prices). We didn't use the kitchen. All in all it was a pretty bad place to stay.
Pros were location in Recoleta, charming, helpful English speaking staff and the other guests, generally enjoyed my time here but..... Cons, it just felt very dirty, shower rooms need major update, floors generally filthy despite cleaner doing her best and mattresses/pillows not great either...
This is a good place to stay in Mendoza, the central local is convenient to bus station, market, restarants. They also has a counter to book local tours.
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an excellent stay.room is nice with lots of wine selections. hotel manager serves excellent breakfast and exclusive vip service. nearby there is good and cheap laundry. A good restaurant next door. with good mussels and red wine pear. Public bus behind hotel. quite a few blocks to walk to subway stations and 9 blocks to sunday market.
In a great location for accessing all the main sites and the happy hour deals are great value, but beware. We booked and paid in full in advance thinking this would ensure the best price. It did not! The rates by the day we arrived were less than half what we paid, and we should have cancelled and rebooked to save money.
Had the best three days ever. We were only in Buenos Aires for three days and relied on the team for recommendations and arrangements. From picking us up in the airport, booking a small guided tour, best tango show and exchanging dollars at a competitive rate, there is nothing negative I have to stay. Thank you so much! I should also say that the breakfast service ...
Hotel was great, huge comfortable bed, breakfast included eggs and fresh fruit. The parking situation needs to be improved. We were directed to park in the car park next door. Normally in Buenos Aires, they take your keys and park the car for you. Not here. We were told there were reserved spaces for Dazzler guests on the ground floor and on the 3rd basement. They wer...
Beautiful casa with stunning views of the Andes. Very close to popular wineries, possible to bike to some of them. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is similar to most hotels in Argentina, adequate but nothing special. Rooms are big and beautifully laid out as too are the bathrooms.
The location of this hotel in the Montserrat area is perfect for us to explore the neighbouring areas of San Telmo and downtown Florida Street by foot. The staff was indifferent, the room was small but comfortable, the breakfast was great (the best in all the Argentinean hotels we have stayed at) and the food at their restaurant was excellent!
Nice hotel, clean, bathroom was modern. We paid a lot, 2 hundred American, probably because we booked last minute during high season - probably not worth that, but what can you do during high season. Good location right in downtown, maybe 15min from tourist info. Good wifi throughout. Tip = Unrelated to hotel, go do the penguin tour to that Island, best tour we've eve...
Everything was great, but I must mention how much I appreciate a hotel with large bath towels. Rare to find another feature making the hotel great.
Modern, clean, nice amenities. Toilet broke, but that stuff happens
Okay value for money. But overall bad design, LED lights over bed are extremely striking but if you off the LED, the room becomes too dark. Bath room a little too small whereas room itself have decent space and design. Air condition cannot be controlled and the room becomes very warm during winter time. I had to open the windows but you can hear noises due to echo from...
This is a lovely place to stay, the rooms are just beatiful and the building is lovely, there's a beutiful patio with a pretty fountain and the staff is just professional and hospital. Great place to be in Cachi, and it comes at a reasonable price.
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My friends and I stayed for 3 nights at this hotel. Upon arrival, the excellent service which extended throughout the entire stay was on offer. The rooms are small but clean and comfortable (their beds are the kind where you'll wake up wanting to spend more time in) with nice boutique hotel decor. Location is fantastic (in the Palermo area) where restaurants / bars and...
It's a heaven you step into at the Azur Real out of the city after a good full day of sightseeing, walking, touring, exploring ... The staff across areas of the hotel, every one of them, is so lovely & genuine, kindly extending themselves to make things easy & comfortable for the guest. ... The breakfast room which is the restaurant for the remainder of the day is very...
quiet room even outside is noisy and always clean and functional. Staying for 4nights but comfortable like home
I will use this hotel for every connection between planes and buses in BA. A very comfortable and easy experience when passing through.
We stayed in this hotel for 2 nights on our trip to El Calafate. The hotel is located a bit out of town so you will need a car to access it or use taxis for transport. However, I think it is worth it. The hotel is located on a hill and you have great views to the lake. The garden is beautiful and well maintained too. We really liked our room! Bed was really comfortabl...
I'm going to miss the Bulnes Eco Suites hotel. We stayed here several times in the last month as we traveled around Argentina. The rooms are very comfortable and clean and all the staff are friendly and efficient. The location is great, one block off of Av. Santa Fe in the Palermo district with good shopping, restaurant,and transit all nearby. The breakfast is serve...
The suite is very spacious with good kitchen facility to cook your own meals. The fact that it is situated next to a river, having breakfast in the deck was a great pleasure. It is 10-15 minutes walk to the town. Definately recommend for travellers especially family.
whilst this may not be the most stylish or fancy hotel in el calafate, it is a good bet for the traveller who wants a comfortable stay in a modern hotel very close to the shops. rooms are spacious and service is simple and professional including a nice 'turn-down' service with free chocolates... there's a spa too (and massage service) but we didn't have time for ...
It was good until check out. They staff was giving me an additional bill for adjustment on room rate due to the USD fluctuation. I paid one month in advance, in local currency, and upon check out I was told because my roommate was in USD I had to pay for additional fee. I asked why that is so, was told it is done in all hotels in Argentina. Small amount but I was up...
We stayed five nights at the hotel. It is a lovely decorated hotel and the rooms are nicely themed and spacious, the beds comfortable and showers are hot. The location is great for getting around the City. Breakfast was simple. It had a lovely rooftop terrace which was great to sit back and relax, and listen to the activity of the city. We used the gym it was smal...
need to upgrade... but clean and kind staffs were good. The location is good to look around the city.
We really enjoyed this hotel. Great location on the main road, great facilities but the best thing is the Hotel staff - so kind and welcoming, super helpful. We really enjoyed staying there.
This boutique hotel is neither too small nor too large. Staff is friendly and personable. Design is well thought through and elegant. I booked 2 rooms, one of which got upgraded to a suite. Standard rooms are rather smallish, but the suite was ideal. Though small, the rooftop terrace is pleasant in the heat of summer. The hotel's location in Palermo is ideal, within wa...
The hotel is very clean, modern and spacious and in a excellent location. The building itself is beautiful and some of the original features have been maintained, such as the pretty tiling in the bar area. The restaurant is on the lower ground floor, where an excellent buffet breakfast is served; at other times an a la carte menu is offered, and the restaurant is noted...
The hotel is nice and clean but NOT a 4 star hotel. There is a lack of services and is not really well kept. The staff is kind and helpful and you are close to the airport. The hotel is good for a 12 hour stay.
The only problem we experienced was some sort of misunderstanding between the hotel and Agoda, so that our booking was nor recognised at fisrt; however, we were given a room without delay, while trying to find out was was wrong: luckily, everything was solved after a while and our booking (and prepayment!) was finally found. If this turns out to be just an occasional ...
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Beautiful hotel. The entire staff was wonderful....very friendly and helpful. Alejandro went the extra mile and arranged Spanish lessons for me when my original plans fell through. Thank you!
The hotel is fine with spacious rooms and a fantastic breakfast. When we got assaulted and robbed outside of the hotel, the staff was very helpful with the police and helping us to file a report.
Awesome indoor pool. Exc. gym. Nice room
it is very near to the attractions of argentina, and you can walk around
I loved my time here at Arakur, the hotel is amazing. It was about twice the price of other hotels in Ushuaia but at least 10 times as good. The views during the day, sunset and at night are stunning. The outdoor spa and pool are beautiful with a magnificent view. The restaurant serves great food, rooms are tastefully styled and the staff were wonderful. I can't reco...
The grande dame is starting to show her wrinkles. Cataratas Hotel, km 4 of Rte 12 en route from Puerto Iguazu to Iguazu Falls, Argentina, was obviously the place to be 50 years ago, and perhaps even ten years ago, but now it is need of a facelift and modernization. That said, the food is good and the taxi driver we got ended up being THE number one great experience o...
My wife and I resided at this stately hotel late March 2019 for a few days. We were provided a very comfortable room which had plenty of space, and was very quiet. The hotel was conveniently situated with plenty of luxury boutiques nearby. In terms of guest management, concierge was most helpful in assisting us with all bookings we required, and my wife and I defini...
I had a problem because thay asked us to pay for a Resort Fee. And your booking sheet reservations said that we have payed all the taxas belonging to the hotel. They were annoyed with AGODA for giving us false information. At last they did not ask to pay nothing but they wanted to contact wit you for giving to the hosts, false informations because you did not included ...
Loved our stay here. Have stayed in a number of Four Seasons Hotels around the world. They all have great locations but this one had by far the best staff who were very warm & friendly as well as being very efficient. I highly recommend this hotel
This is a very good hotel in an excellent location in Mar del Plata. Breakfast is fantastic and so were the views from the room. this is the best hotel in Mar del Plata by a long shot. It is highly recommended. The rooms were very well appointed, and the quality of the internet wireless connection was second to none (and free).
Excellent hotel The only negative point was the check out. There was only one attendant and I could not join the breakfast due to the time taken to be attended.
Very nice room, albeit a little tired in places, and a great location. A great choice of welcome drinks was provided on arrival. However we booked this hotel hoping to use the swimming pool as when we were there it was very sunny and in the late 20s. However the pool is ONLY OPEN DECEMBER TO MARCH. This is a detail we missed when reviewing the Agoda description. Howev...
we only stayed for one night during our trip to Argentina, really liked the location, was great hanging out at Palermo, walking distance to all the bars/restaurants! a little loud at night thou but it is part of the neighbourhood I guess.
We really enjoyed staying is this nice and fine design hotel. We are positive about the hotel and would definitly recommend it to others. If being critical we where very disapointed the pool was closed (25degree celcius spring weather). This was not mentioned at booking and not mentioned in the guest information book. When opened is beautifull on the roof with stylisch...
there are not many great hotels in the iguazu area but loi suites really stands out from the moment you enter the property. the design is top notch with a lobby featuring soaring ceilings and a stunning pool with trees in the center of it. it is actually three separate pools that are connected to one another. the staff is very friendly and the second floor restaurant i...
If u cannot get a room at the cataratas or sheraton hotels within the national park - this is a good option - coz provides a view of the intersection of 3 countries paraguay, brazil and argentina from the river view rooms, interesting. But hotel is very poorly maintained - toilet seats are absolutely discolored, bathrooms look worn n old. no complimentary bottle of w...
It is a nice hotel in a good location - 2nd best hotel in Mendoza Pros- Good price, close to lots of shopping & restaurants, staff friendly, Large rooms, good breakfast Cons - If you do not speak Spanish, there is only one TV Channel that is in English & no premium channels, lighting in room a bit dim - especially the bathroom, no irons allowed (lots of people in wrin...
Good location and walking distance into the center of town. Cheap compared to Argentinian standards and the swimming pool had great views over the city.
We loved the hotel. It´s cosy, very lovely room with the bath in the center of the room - different but cool idea. It´s near the best restaurants and bars. The cementry is not too far away too. Room has free champagne all day and night. If the bottle is empty you get a new one straight away. Room was always clean.
This hotel is excellent except for the bathroom window. They need curtains on the bathroom windows.
Excellent hotel, excellent service, excellent food and vine!!! Very professional , friendly and helpful stuff!!! Fantastic view from the room to the lake!!! Very good location!!! Highly recommended!!!
nice,,, good stay in intercontinental nordelta tigre
We stayed for 4 days in Chalten and the hotel was very good. The location is excellent and the room are very nice. Take into consideration that the hotel is made our of wood so you can hear everything around (and if your neighbours are noisy is a bit annoying. The restaurant is OK but you have several good alternatives around. Don't count on the internet connectio...
Stay was amazing. Was there during off-season, and was upgraded to a suite. Had a great time lounging around and also visiting the vineyard (which served superb wine for rock bottom prices). Only issue was the bathtub didn't really have warm water for a bath, but shower was ok. Food was great (except for the steak), but everything else on the menu was great.
More like a 4 star hotel than 5. Great value though. Good location, handy to everything. Good buffet breakfast in nice surrounds. Don't miss the restaurant "La Posada de 1820" a couple of doors away. Best steak meal we had.
Friendly staff, clean and well-appointed rooms.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the average price of a hotel in Argentina?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Argentina is USD 104. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Argentina is USD 145. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Argentina is USD 320.
What's the average price of a hotel in Argentina this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Argentina this weekend is USD 118. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Argentina this weekend is USD 163. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Argentina this weekend is USD 283.
What's the average price of a hotel in Argentina tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Argentina tonight is USD 91. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Argentina tonight is USD 142. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Argentina tonight is USD 401.
What are the most popular hotels in Argentina?
Some of our most popular hotels in Argentina are Tritone Hotel, Clayton Buenos Aires and Savoy Hotel.
What are the best hotels in Argentina for couples?
Hotels in Argentina that are highly rated by couples include Gran Hotel Argentino, Tritone Hotel and Clayton Buenos Aires.
What are the best hotels in Argentina for families?
Hotels in Argentina that are highly rated by families include Gran Hotel Argentino, Tritone Hotel and Clayton Buenos Aires.
What are the most popular cities in Argentina to stay in?
Popular cities among travelers staying in Argentina include Buenos Aires, El Calafate, and Puerto Iguazu.
What are the best hotels in Buenos Aires?
Verified travelers to Buenos Aires have given top reviews to Tritone Hotel, Clayton Buenos Aires and Savoy Hotel.
What are the best hotels in El Calafate?
Verified travelers to El Calafate have given top reviews to Calafate Hostel, America del Sur Hostel Calafate and Tremun Mirador del Lago Hotel.
What are the best hotels in Puerto Iguazu?
Verified travelers to Puerto Iguazu have given top reviews to Hotel Saint George, O2 Hotel Iguazu and Hostel Iguazu Falls.
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Discover the Allure of Argentina
Argentina is a land of breathtaking beauty and rich cultural diversity that promises to enchant every traveler. From the bustling streets of Buenos Aires, where tango dances fill the air, to the stunning landscapes of Patagonia, this country offers a unique blend of experiences that cater to all types of adventurers. Argentina's history is woven through its architecture, cuisine, and traditions, making every corner of the country a delightful discovery. Whether it's sipping Malbec in Mendoza or marveling at the majestic Iguazu Falls, Argentina invites you to explore its many wonders.
The vibrant cities are alive with energy, showcasing a fusion of European elegance and Latin passion. Buenos Aires, known as the "Paris of South America," features elegant boulevards, historic cafés, and a thriving arts scene. Don't miss the iconic Obelisco or the colorful streets of La Boca, where the spirit of tango comes alive. Each region of Argentina has its own character, from the wine country of Mendoza to the breathtaking glaciers of El Calafate. With so much to see and do, Argentina is a destination that captivates the heart and soul.
When to Experience Argentina's Magic
Timing your visit to Argentina can greatly enhance your experience. The country enjoys diverse climates, so the best time to visit often depends on which region you plan to explore. Generally, the peak tourist season runs from December to February, coinciding with summer in the Southern Hemisphere. This is an ideal time to visit Patagonia for hiking and outdoor activities, as the weather is warm and the landscapes are vibrant. However, this period can also see larger crowds and higher prices.
If you prefer milder temperatures and fewer tourists, consider visiting during the shoulder seasons of spring (September to November) and fall (March to May). These months offer pleasant weather for sightseeing in cities like Buenos Aires and Mendoza, where you can enjoy local festivals and cultural events. Winter (June to August) is perfect for skiing in the Andes, with popular resorts such as Cerro Catedral attracting snow enthusiasts. Be sure to check the local calendars for events like the famous Fiesta Nacional de la Vendimia in March, celebrating the grape harvest in Mendoza.
Essential Travel Tips for Your Argentine Adventure
Traveling through Argentina can be an exciting adventure, but being prepared with local customs and tips can make your journey even smoother. Spanish is the official language, and while many people in tourist areas speak English, learning a few basic phrases can go a long way in enhancing your interactions with locals. Simple greetings like “Hola” (Hello) and “Gracias” (Thank you) show respect and appreciation for the culture.
Understanding local dining customs is essential, as meals in Argentina are typically enjoyed late in the evening. Dinner often starts around 9 PM, and asado, a traditional barbecue, is a must-try experience. Be prepared for long meals filled with laughter and conversation. It's also customary to greet with a kiss on the cheek, even among new acquaintances, which adds a warm touch to your interactions. Lastly, always remember to carry cash, as some places may not accept credit cards.
Finding Your Perfect Stay in Argentina
Argentina offers a wide range of accommodations to suit every traveler's needs, from luxurious hotels to budget-friendly options. For travelers seeking a touch of elegance, hotels like the Regente Palace Hotel and Savoy Hotel in Buenos Aires provide modern amenities and are conveniently located near major attractions. The Gran Hotel Argentino is another excellent choice, known for its spacious and comfortable rooms, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploration.
If you're traveling with family, consider family-friendly hotels that offer amenities for children, such as the Grand King Hotel, which is known for its welcoming atmosphere. For those looking for something unique, boutique hotels and hostels can be found in various cities, providing a more personalized experience. Booking accommodations through Agoda.com ensures you have access to a wide selection of options tailored to your preferences, whether you seek luxury or budget-friendly stays.
Why Agoda.com is Your Best Travel Companion
When planning a trip to Argentina, using Agoda.com can significantly streamline your accommodation search and booking process. With a user-friendly interface, the platform allows travelers to easily filter options based on their preferences, whether you're looking for luxury hotels in Argentina or budget accommodations. The website features detailed descriptions, high-quality images, and genuine reviews from fellow travelers, making it easier to choose the perfect place to stay.
Agoda.com offers competitive pricing, often providing exclusive deals that make your stay more affordable. With a wide selection of properties in popular regions such as Buenos Aires, Mendoza, and Patagonia, travelers can find exactly what they need without the hassle of browsing multiple sites. Additionally, the platform frequently updates its listings, ensuring that you have access to the latest accommodations and offers.
For those who value flexibility, Agoda.com provides options for free cancellations on many properties, giving you peace of mind if your travel plans change. With a dedicated customer service team available to assist you, booking your stay in Argentina becomes a stress-free experience. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a solo adventure, Agoda.com is your go-to resource for securing the perfect accommodation in Argentina.
Getting Around Argentina with Ease
Exploring Argentina is an adventure in itself, and getting around the country is made easier with a variety of transportation options. In major cities like Buenos Aires, the public transit system is efficient and affordable. The Subte (subway) is a popular choice for locals and tourists alike, connecting key neighborhoods and attractions. Buses are also widely used, with a comprehensive network that can take you almost anywhere in the city. Purchasing a SUBE card allows for seamless travel across different modes of public transport.
Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available for those who prefer a more direct route. When taking a taxi, it’s advisable to use registered cabs or apps for safety and transparency in pricing. For longer distances, such as traveling between cities, domestic flights are a convenient option, with several airlines servicing routes across the country. Alternatively, long-distance buses offer a budget-friendly way to see the landscapes, with comfortable seating and various amenities.
If you're feeling adventurous, renting a car provides the freedom to explore Argentina at your own pace. The scenic routes, especially in regions like Patagonia and Mendoza, are perfect for a road trip. Just be mindful of local driving rules and conditions, as they can differ from what you might be used to. Whichever mode of transportation you choose, navigating Argentina promises to be a memorable part of your journey.
Unforgettable Activities to Experience in Argentina
Argentina is brimming with unforgettable experiences that cater to a variety of interests. Outdoor enthusiasts will find paradise in Patagonia, where hiking trails like the famous Laguna de los Tres offer breathtaking views of Mount Fitz Roy. For those who prefer a more leisurely experience, boat tours through the stunning landscapes of the Perito Moreno Glacier provide a unique perspective on this natural wonder. Wildlife lovers can explore the Ibera Wetlands, home to diverse species, including capybaras and caimans.
Cultural experiences abound in vibrant Buenos Aires. Attending a tango show is a must, as this passionate dance is deeply rooted in Argentine culture. Venues like Tango Porteno offer spectacular performances that showcase the elegance and intensity of tango. Additionally, guided tours of iconic sites such as the Boca Juniors and River Plate Museums allow fans to immerse themselves in the rich history of Argentine football.
Foodies will be delighted by Argentina's culinary scene. Participating in a traditional asado (barbecue) is a quintessential experience, where you can savor delicious cuts of meat cooked to perfection. Cooking classes are also available, giving you the chance to learn how to prepare local dishes. From wine tastings in Mendoza to sampling street food in Buenos Aires, Argentina's gastronomy is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Shop Till You Drop in Argentina's Bustling Markets
Shopping in Argentina is an adventure of its own, with a range of options from vibrant markets to chic boutiques. In Buenos Aires, the San Telmo Market is a must-visit for those seeking local crafts, antiques, and delicious street food. This historic market, held on Sundays, is lively and filled with unique finds, making it perfect for souvenir hunting. For handmade goods and artisanal products, the Feria de Mataderos is another fantastic market that showcases the country's cultural heritage.
In addition to markets, upscale shopping districts such as Avenida Alvear in the Recoleta neighborhood offer high-end boutiques and designer shops. Here, travelers can indulge in luxury brands and unique Argentine fashion. Don't forget to explore the local leather goods, which are renowned for their quality and craftsmanship. Items such as jackets, bags, and shoes make for excellent gifts or personal keepsakes.
For a more local shopping experience, visit the artisan fairs that pop up throughout the city. These fairs often feature handmade jewelry, textiles, and artwork, allowing you to take home a piece of Argentina's vibrant culture. Whether you're looking for high-end fashion or unique handmade treasures, Argentina's shopping scene has something for everyone.
Nature's Wonders Await in Argentina
Argentina boasts some of the most stunning natural attractions in the world, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. The breathtaking landscapes of Patagonia are a highlight, with national parks such as Los Glaciares offering majestic glaciers, turquoise lakes, and rugged mountains. Hiking enthusiasts can explore trails that lead to incredible viewpoints, such as the iconic Cerro Torre, where the scenery is nothing short of spectacular.
In the northwest, the Quebrada de Humahuaca is a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring striking multicolored hills and ancient indigenous cultures. This region is perfect for those interested in both nature and history, as you can visit traditional villages and learn about local customs. The area is also known for its unique rock formations and stunning sunsets, making it a photographer's paradise.
For a more tranquil experience, the lakes and mountains around Bariloche offer a stunning backdrop for relaxation and outdoor activities. Lago de Salto Grande is a popular spot for kayaking, while the surrounding trails provide opportunities for hiking and mountain biking. Nature lovers will find that Argentina's diverse ecosystems offer endless opportunities for exploration and adventure.
Immerse Yourself in Argentina's Rich History and Culture
Argentina's history is as diverse as its landscapes, with each region offering a glimpse into its past through stunning architecture and cultural landmarks. In Buenos Aires, the historic district of Puerto Madero showcases a blend of old and new, where renovated warehouses house trendy restaurants and art galleries. The iconic Recoleta Cemetery is another must-see, famous for its elaborate mausoleums and the resting place of Eva Perón, an important figure in Argentine history. Strolling through the cemetery feels like walking through an open-air museum, with each tombstone telling a story of its own.
The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes offers a deep dive into Argentina's artistic heritage, featuring an impressive collection of European and Argentine art. The museum is home to works by renowned artists such as Goya, Van Gogh, and local masters like Quinquela Martín. For a unique cultural experience, visit the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires, where contemporary Latin American art comes to life through dynamic exhibitions and installations. These cultural hotspots provide insight into the country’s rich artistic traditions and are perfect for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
Family Fun in Argentina's Top Attractions
Traveling with family in Argentina opens up a world of fun and engaging experiences. Parque 3 de Febrero in Buenos Aires is a favorite among locals and visitors alike, offering expansive green spaces, playgrounds, and beautiful lakes. Families can rent pedal boats or simply enjoy a picnic while soaking up the sun. The nearby Japanese Garden provides a serene escape with its picturesque landscapes, koi ponds, and traditional tea house, making it an ideal spot for a family outing.
For a more interactive experience, the Buenos Aires Zoo and the Planetarium are excellent choices. The zoo is home to a variety of animals, allowing children to learn about wildlife conservation while having fun. Meanwhile, the planetarium offers fascinating shows that explore the universe, captivating the imagination of both kids and adults. These attractions ensure that families can create lasting memories while exploring the wonders of Argentina.
Experience the Vibrant Festivals and Events of Argentina
Argentina is known for its lively festivals that celebrate the country's rich cultural heritage and traditions. The Fiesta Nacional de la Vendimia, held in Mendoza, is a spectacular wine harvest festival that takes place each March. Visitors can enjoy parades, music, and, of course, wine tastings from the region's famous vineyards. This festival not only showcases the local wine culture but also highlights the importance of agriculture in Argentina, making it a must-visit for wine enthusiasts.
Another notable event is the Buenos Aires Tango Festival, a celebration of the dance that defines Argentine culture. Held annually, the festival features performances, workshops, and competitions that attract tango lovers from around the globe. Participants can learn from the best while enjoying live music in the streets, creating an electrifying atmosphere. These festivals provide an authentic taste of Argentine culture and are perfect opportunities for travelers to immerse themselves in local traditions.
Transportation Insights for Seamless Travel
Getting around Argentina is straightforward, with multiple transportation options available to suit various travel styles. In Buenos Aires, the public transportation system is efficient and user-friendly, with the Subte (subway) being a popular choice for both locals and tourists. The subway connects major neighborhoods, making it easy to explore the city without the hassle of traffic. Additionally, buses are plentiful and cover extensive routes, allowing travelers to reach almost any destination in the city with ease.
For those who prefer a more personal touch, taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber are widely available. It’s advisable to use registered taxis or reputable apps for safety and convenience. When venturing outside the city, domestic flights are the quickest way to travel between major regions, while long-distance buses offer a more economical option. These buses are comfortable and often equipped with amenities, making them a great choice for scenic journeys across the country.
Practical Information for Travelers to Argentina
Before embarking on an adventure to Argentina, it’s essential to be informed about practical travel details. Most travelers will need a valid passport, and it’s wise to check visa requirements based on your nationality. The local currency is the Argentine peso, and it’s advisable to exchange some money before arrival to cover initial expenses. ATMs are widely available, but carrying cash can be helpful, especially in smaller towns or markets.
Health and safety are also crucial considerations. While Argentina is generally safe for tourists, it’s always best to stay vigilant and keep personal belongings secure. Travelers should consider getting travel insurance for peace of mind. In terms of health, it’s recommended to stay hydrated and use sunscreen, particularly when exploring outdoor attractions. By being prepared with this practical information, travelers can focus on enjoying the beauty and culture of Argentina.
Delicious Culinary Experiences in Argentina
Argentine cuisine is a delightful blend of flavors and traditions, making it a highlight of any visit. The country is famous for its beef, and experiencing a traditional asado (barbecue) is a quintessential activity. Many restaurants and local homes host asados, where various cuts of meat are grilled to perfection. Not only is it a feast for the taste buds, but it’s also a social event filled with laughter and camaraderie. For those looking to learn, cooking classes are available, providing insights into Argentine culinary techniques and recipes.
Wine lovers will find themselves in paradise, especially in the Mendoza region, known for its exceptional Malbec. Wine tours often include tastings at renowned wineries, where visitors can savor the rich flavors and learn about the winemaking process. Pairing the wine with local cheeses and traditional dishes enhances the experience. Additionally, don’t miss out on sampling street food in Buenos Aires, such as empanadas and choripán, which offer quick and delicious bites that reflect the country’s culinary diversity.
Outdoor Adventures for the Thrill-Seeker
For adventure enthusiasts, Argentina offers a plethora of outdoor activities that cater to all levels of thrill-seeking. The stunning landscapes of Patagonia are perfect for hiking, with trails that range from easy walks to challenging treks. The Emerald Lagoon half-day trek from Ushuaia is a favorite, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and pristine waters. For those looking for something more adrenaline-pumping, activities like rock climbing, kayaking, and even ice trekking on glaciers are available.
In addition to Patagonia, the Andes mountains present excellent opportunities for skiing during the winter months. Resorts like Cerro Catedral offer a variety of slopes for skiers and snowboarders, making it a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts. Whether you’re navigating the rugged terrain of the mountains or enjoying the serene beauty of the lakes, Argentina’s outdoor adventures promise to be unforgettable.
Nightlife and Entertainment in Argentina
The nightlife in Argentina is as vibrant as its culture, offering a diverse range of options for those looking to experience the local scene. Buenos Aires comes alive after dark, with numerous bars, clubs, and live music venues that cater to every taste. The Palermo neighborhood is particularly known for its trendy bars and clubs, where you can dance the night away to a mix of local and international music. Many venues host live performances, showcasing the best of Argentine talent.
For a more laid-back evening, consider visiting a traditional milonga to watch or join in on tango dancing. These venues provide an authentic atmosphere where both locals and tourists come together to enjoy the rhythm of the dance. Whether you’re looking to party until dawn or enjoy a quiet evening with live music, Argentina’s nightlife has something for everyone.
Wine Tours in the Heart of Mendoza
The Mendoza region is the heart of Argentine wine country, renowned for its lush vineyards and exceptional wines. Wine tours in Mendoza are a popular activity, allowing visitors to explore various wineries and taste some of the best Malbecs in the world. Many tours offer a combination of wine tastings and gourmet meals, often featuring local ingredients paired perfectly with the wines. This immersive experience not only highlights the region's wine culture but also provides stunning views of the Andes mountains.
For those who prefer a more hands-on approach, some wineries offer workshops where visitors can learn about the winemaking process, from grape selection to bottling. This unique opportunity allows travelers to deepen their appreciation for Argentine wines while enjoying the picturesque surroundings. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or a casual enthusiast, Mendoza’s wine tours promise a delightful experience that showcases the best of Argentina’s viticulture.