Ezeiza Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) is Argentina's main international gateway, serving the Paris of South America. Hotels in Buenos Aires offer access to tango culture, exceptional steak houses, the colourful La Boca neighbourhood, and the city's legendary café culture.
Our Picks — Buenos Aires
Recoleta
The grande dame of Buenos Aires luxury, the Four Seasons occupies a landmark 1916 Belle Époque mansion on Cerrito Street in the city's most prestigious address. Le Mansion restaurant, the rooftop pool, and suites that have hosted heads of state for decades.
Recoleta
Opened in 1932 and never relinquished its position as Buenos Aires' most storied luxury hotel, the Alvear Palace is a cathedral of Belle Époque grandeur — marble foyers, Louis XVI furnishings, and afternoon tea service that remains an essential Buenos Aires ritual.
Puerto Madero
Philippe Starck's vision for Alan Faena produced Buenos Aires' most dazzling luxury statement — a theatrically designed hotel in a converted grain silo complex in Puerto Madero where the crimson and white interiors, rooftop pool, and cabaret venue deliver maximum spectacle.
Recoleta
A 1934 palace and a contemporary tower connected by a manicured garden create one of South America's most complete luxury hotel experiences. The Wine Bar with its extraordinary Patagonian wine cellar and Gioia Ristorante are among the city's finest dining addresses.
Puerto Madero
A sleek contemporary luxury option on Puerto Madero's restaurant-lined eastern bank, Hotel Madero delivers excellent value for its waterfront category — with a generous pool deck, spacious rooms, and easy access to the Rio de la Plata boardwalk.
Palermo
Mine Hotel is one of Palermo's most celebrated boutique properties — a beautifully converted house of just 20 rooms with a garden pool, warm and attentive service, and a quiet Palermo Soho address perfect for walking to the neighbourhood's best restaurants.
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