We were pleased with the central location of the hotel and also with the desk staff who were attentive and helpful. Two perks were the rooftop garden restaurant with its limited menu and good views and also the bountiful breakfast served in the main dining room. I would recommend this hotel to other international travelers.
Old historic hotel, convenient location, great service, very friendly staff, great rooftop bar. Only negative is no coffee making facilities meaning early risers have to wait till 7,30 for breakfast downstairs. I know, I know but I like my coffee in bed before the day starts. All in all clean, great shower, plain breakfast and restaurant pretty plain too. Great location though and great staff
This hotel is a charming grand dame built in 1913 and in a very good location to get to the Cafe Tortoni, the Casa Rosado and the Cathedral. The rooms are lovely and comfortable. Within walking distance, you can find grocery stores and shops close to the Congress building. The only drawback (and this was reported to me by another guest) was that the young lady at the front desk one morning was resistant to help this person get a taxi. Luckily, I was not in that position, but I did not feel good about an English-speaking guest refused help.
There were 4 of us staying in this hotel for 1 week, and we absolutely loved it. It has a charming boutique hotel feel to it, with a classy lobby and nicely decorated rooms.
We were fortunate enough to get a corner room, which was even bigger that are travel partners non-corner room. Both rooms had lovely tango dance-themed decorations. The ceilings are high, which made it feel roomy.
The breakfast buffet included was such a big positive part of this stay. When searching for hotels online, there was not a plethora of hotels offering breakfast in this price range.
You cannot beat the location, as you are close to major tourist sites, and a subway entrance. The hotel is right next to Palacio Barolo, which is well worth the price of admission. In addition, close by is the Congresso de la Nacion. Also within walking distanced is: Casa Rosada; Obelisco and the B.A. plant sign; Café Tortoni; Florida Street; Av. Corrientes; Teatro Colon; the starting point of a few walking tours; and many more.
We also stayed at another hotel, Emperador Hotel, as this was provided by our cruise company the night before the beginning of our cruise. Tango de Mayo was far better. Emperador was big, impersonal, far from tourist sites, and had poor customer service.
Spent 4 nights in this hotel. Location was great and service on the front desk was excellent. We decided to enjoy the new year eve party in the hotel and it turned out to be a good choice. Roof top bar served well in the evenings because the weather was good.
