Hotels in de buurt van Abasto-winkelcentrum (Buenos Aires)

'This is a hidden gem in a maybe not well known, but great Barrio in Buenos Aires, i.e. Almagro. Taxi and Uber work great and cost little, so within minutes you are in Palermo or other Barrios. The owner of Casa Umare, Pablo, was always available for any request and even provided us with metro cards. The house itself is a beautifully restored 100 year old mansion with matching art all around, mostly from Pablo, who is also a gifted artist.'

'The check in process is a bit disorganized. I was expecting someone to be at the desk like a hotel, but these are basically studio apartments turned into short term rentals. Everything is handled thru WhatsApp'

'Prima appartement. Ruim en van alles voorzien. Heerlijke stortdouche. Iets wat gehorig.'

'The host was very responsive and helpful. The place is modern and clean. Many walkable places to eat and shop. We absolutely loved it and recommend it highly!'

'Great staff'

'Excelente lugar cerca de todo y el personal muy amable. Vuelvo sin pensarlo.'

'Mooi hotel met ruime kamers (junior suite) met mooi balkon en zeer grote badkamer. Douche en bad apart, alsook toilet. Verduisterende automatische gordijnen en uiterst comfortabel bed. Ontbijt en diner zijn zeer uitgebreid en verzorgd. Enorme keuze betaalbare wijnen ! De service is echt van uitzonderlijk niveau !! In het restaurant verloopt alles super vlot, met de glimlach en ook de kamermeisjes zijn bijzonder vriendelijk en hulpvaardig. Een extra vermelding gaat naar de receptie en concierge...

'Top hotel! Fijne, schone kamer, super comfortabel en heel vriendelijk personeel '

'Goede locatie,vriendelijke mensen, airco lekt en het zwembad is maar van 10.30 tot 19.30 open. Precies als je op stapt bent.'

'There is noting to eat for breakfast, they cannot say we have breakfast, they gave 2 small croissants and just a cup of tea or coffee. They didn’t put any water or tea bags in room. It is really made me disappointed '

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'The reason I chose this hotel is that The Savoy has a rich history and is one of the city’s most iconic hotels. Opened in 1910, during the height of the Belle Époque in Buenos Aires and built by French architect Paul Gallet, the hotel was located in the heart of the city, close to the main attractions, making it a popular destination at the time. For many years, the Savoy was a luxurious retreat for Buenos Aires’ elite and had a reputation for elegance and refinement. The hotel has hosted...

'The place was nice. The staff was great the beds were horrible like sleeping on a slab of concrete'

'Buen spot'

'Convenient parking (discount price if staying at the hotel) no restaurant in hotel but discount at nearby restaurant and average free breakfast with a great 14th floor view'