I stayed 5 nights in this very nice hotel. It is not new and the rooms might need some refurbishing, but it is clean, the staff is very helpfull and seem that they like their job, business centre is complimentary, breakfast had a good choice of both salty and sweets (the cakes are homemade and dangerously good!), wi-fi available in... More

We prepaid the hotel and when we arrived and wanted to pay extra for a larger room that slept 3, we were told by the manager that they did not have a room for 3 people and that we had to get an extra single room. We had paid $100,00 a night for a double and the manager offered us... More

Me and my husband spent 4 nights in Imperial Park Hotel. The hotel is well located and we could walk to many tourist attractions nearby. But taxis in Buenos Aires are very cheap and we would not hesitate to take one when we needed to go a little farther away. The lobby was very nice. We stayed in a room... More

The hotel is located basically at the intersection of Avenida de Mayo and 9 of Julio. You can walk to Florida Street (pedestrian shopping area), San Telmo, etc. There are plenty of restaurants within walking distance and a full-service grocery store a block away. The rooms are on the small size and are only queen sized beds, not king. The... More

Although the Imperial Park Hotel is officially located at the cross section of Lima and Hipolito Yrigoyen, users should keep in mind that Lima parallels Ave. 9 de Julio (which many local like to boast as the widest street in the world) and is only separated from it by a strip of sidewalk. Also, Ave. de Mayo, another major street,... More