Hotels in Buenos Aires, Argentina

One of the most convenient and affordable transport options in Buenos Aires is the subway, or "subte." You can purchase a ticket for less than a dollar and there are lines all over the city. You can also pick up a free map at all subte stations, making getting around a breeze. However, if you want to be close to the major sites and attractions as well as great restaurants and coffee shops, we recommend staying in the Recoleta neighborhood. Recoleta is situated between Centro, where you’ll find most of the city’s famous landmarks, like the Casa Rosado and Plaza de Mayo, as well as 9 de Julio, which is the world’s widest avenue, and Palermo, where you’ll find a variety of great restaurants and nightlife. Hotels in Recoleta can be pricey, so for budget travelers who are looking to find cheap hotels in Buenos Aires, staying in Centro might be a better bet. And, the other neighborhoods are just a subte ride away from this central location.

Some of the most famous sites of the city are situated in the Centro area, including the iconic 19th century Plaza de Mayo, the Casa Rosada, which is the governmental palace of Argentina and houses a museum and offers walking tours. Recoleta Cemetery, located in the Recoleta neighborhood, is another very surprising and popular attraction in the city. Don’t be put off that it’s a cemetery -- this distinctive cemetery is the home to 6,400 statues and numerous 20th-century mausoleums, which house the remains of some famous Argentines, including Evita Perron.  All these attractions can be reached via the subte.

Although also home to the Recoleta Cemetery, La Recoleta additionally has a two-block strip of restaurants, cafes and bars. Try some great local craft beers at Buller or 1516 Cerveceria, or, if you’re feeling hungry, we recommend trying Pony Line – they have great burgers. Afterward, you can head to the Palermo neighborhood, where the party is really happening. Cantavespri Wines and Vinyls have a great atmosphere where you can dance the night away, or QVIVI MUSIC BAR is more laid-back but just as festive. You can also get a great Argentinian steak at QVIVI. Both La Recoleta and Palermo neighborhoods can be reached by subte. La Recoleta is on Line Hof of the subte line, while Palermo is on Line D of the subte line.

When visiting Buenos Aires the average booking length is 3 nights.

The cost of a hotel room in Buenos Aires will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $88 per night.

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