A charming Provence-inspired hideaway that has thoughtful details in spades. Comprised of two old houses joined together, each of the 23 guest rooms is unique in design and decor, some with garden views and others with private balconies. A quiet back garden with a swimming pool will have you wondering if you're in the city or the countryside.
A sleek look and affordable price point are two qualities that make the boutique hotel stand out in a well-heeled district known for attracting high-end clientele. Rooms are compact, featuring both vintage and contemporary furniture in neutral tones and materials like caramel-colored leather and light oak wood. Pack your swimsuit for a dip in the rooftop pool.
A flamboyant riverfront retreat with a theatrical spin. Picture bright red carpeting, black horsehair furniture, and a wall of unicorn heads: The decor is not for the faint of heart. Tango lessons can be arranged on a dime; the city's top troupe, Rojo Tango, performs nightly dinner and cabaret-style shows in the 1920s-era bar.
For Belle Époque splendor, head to the grande dame of the hotel world. Crystal chandeliers, Persian rugs, and gilded walls decorate the French-inspired public spaces, while rooms are done in Imperial-style decor with Louisi XVI furniture and round-the-clock butler service. The breakfast buffet at L'Orangerie is legendary.
It's just like dropping by another friend's casa — if your friend happens to be Francis Ford Coppola. The comfortable living room is decorated with contemporary paintings, tribal masks, woven tapestries, and the director's photography book collection. The proper breakfast spread includes mate, bold coffees, eggs, fresh fruits, and breads. Before setting out, soak your feet in the pool.
A cozy, low-key townhouse with polished wood floors and rooms inspired by Argentinian icons like Eva Perón and Che Guevara. Curl up with a good book and a glass of local malbec in the library.
Completely hip but totally unpretentious boutique hotel with Scandinavian-style furnishings, French wallpaper, and a beautiful back garden with a pool. They’re almost always booked, so make reservations well in advance.
The two wings — a grand 1930s mansion with a garden and a sleek minimalist tower — are connected by the hotel art gallery, which has a curated collection of paintings and sculptures by Latin American artists.
Boutique wine-themed hotel where guests arrive through massive French oak doors made from old wine barrels. Rooms have personal wine refrigerators and bathtubs carved from the native calden tree.
Antique furniture mixes with modern design in this 11-room townhouse that doesn’t feel like a hotel so much as a grand family home. More than a place to lay your head, it’s an experience. On-call experts are ready to accommodate (and inspire) your every whim — from learning to tango to riding horses on an estancia.
A fabulous, pitch-perfect marriage of 19th-century city mansion living and 21st-century conveniences. Incredible service, including butlers who can help arrange great meals, city tours, and excursions.