Patios de San Telmo

Marcelo was very nice and accommodating the a/c wasn’t working he provided the fan and was very helpful.

The hotel is a converted old house. It has ample patios with natural light, and the rooms are just accessed from them. I recommend asking for the superior rooms unless you go alone. The standards are smaller and have no hot bathtubs. In general, the hotel is very clean and nearby to the Casa Rosada, Puerto Madero, and the famous Feria de San Telmo. I recommend visiting on Sundays and eating at the Mercado de San Telmo.

The people at the front desk were friendly and helpful. The building was safe and secure. The room was spacious and clean. The bed was soft and comfortable. The patios--many patios--were attractive and pleasant to spend time in. An empty in-room refrigerator helped us store snacks. A water bottle was given as an arrival gift and we were encouraged to refill it as often as needed from a chilled water dispenser on the main floor. We cooled off in the rooftop pool. The tables in the breakfast area are available for guests to use during the day. There was even a library with windows overlooking the street. Wonderful and historic location for exploring Buenos Aires.

Great location old style hotel felt very Argentinian. Some variation in rooms first room we were given was very small no space for luggage.second room lots more space. Bedroom clean bed comfortable Pool not clean very black wasn’t a priority for us as we were there to see Buenos Aries

The reception/breakfast area nicely decorated with modern paintings and pieces of artwork. The staff very caring and helpful. We spent 7 nights altogether and enjoyed it very much. The patios are great to linger on , enjoy some vino and meet other fellow travelers. The front desk guys will arrange airport transfers at reasonable rates , local taxi , etc . Be cautious with Mauro though , he tried to trick me into getting an expensive transfer to the ferry terminal, regular taxi costs a fraction of " transfer " service .