Buenos Aires Spa Hotels

The service is very good, but the hardware is a bit unsatisfactory, not as small as the room, the bathroom does not have a bathtub, the bathroom is relatively simple, the towel has a taste of drying without washing. Breakfast is not very rich. But the location is good. Overall: four points

Hands down the most impressive hotel I've stayed at in Buenos Aires! That crystal chandelier in the lobby? Absolutely breathtaking. My room was so spacious I could've thrown a dance party, and soaking in the tub while watching sunset over the Rio de la Plata was pure magic. The staff - perfectly trained, even room service steaks beat those Instagram-famous restaurants. The rooftop infinity pool is a photographer's dream, though those cocktails hurt my wallet (worth it though!)

I have always liked MGallery and have lived in many cities. Comfortable, good location and design. The staff is very attentive! They make you feel safe at any time. Excellent location; despite being in the heart of Recoleta, the surroundings are very quiet and safe. The room is very quiet and spacious.

It was fantastic! You can boldly put 5 stars! Location, comfort, staff, cleanliness ... all at height! Excellent breakfasts. Commendations in the form of chocolate and wishes Good night! If I return to Argentina, only in Madero 👍🙏

Hotel is in a prime location. Unfortunately, due to the economic situation, many homeless people around the hotel. Hotel reception staff are not particularly friendly. In addition, it is stupid to have to pay the total amount at check-in, normally this is at check-out. In addition, I find it strange that only water and coffee are offered in the room for a fee. Even the cheapest hotels offer this free of charge. The suite with a view does indeed have a great view, but the room is poorly maintained and I experienced a lot of noise from the rooftop bar/swimming pool. Insulation could be much better and a freshening up wouldn't hurt.

The room was very nice, with a large double bed. Breakfast was only available in the room, but was good. Language is an issue if you can't speak Spanish, however, the staff was very understanding, and with the translator app, it was a lot more easier to explain what we needed. The room 303 which faces the road, was a bit noisy ,due to rubbish collection trucks parking right outside the hotel,and the driver would keep the engine running for nearly 45 to 60 minutes. The thing that was a bit wrong was that when we checked out, the taxes were collected in cash, ARS pesos, which we were told when booking would be around 4,600, but we were charged nearly 13,000, which was higher than expected

The Faena is a stylish hotel which is now feeling a little old compared to when it opened. The room designs waste a fair amount of space and plumbing is showing signs of wear. The pool is a purely instagram facility which provides no exercise space whatsoever. Having said all this, Faena is still conveys good quality overall. A lifestyle hotel in effectively a business district means that it falls between two stools but is probably still one of the top spots in Buenos Aires.

The room was small and the facilities were old. There were several power outages during our stay. The toilet kept running even after flushing. The restaurant service was excellent, though a bit pricey. The hotel is in a great location with convenient surroundings, including a convenience store downstairs.

The hotel was well-located in the Palermo neighborhood, just a short walk from the Subte. The staff were very friendly and helpful, even providing a map and outlet converter. The room was nice and was cleaned regularly.  If there was one thing for improvement, it would be the breakfast offerings. There was a lot of bread, ham and cheese croissants, very little fruit, and tiny portions of sweets. The coffee was bad. I ended up going out for breakfast.  The above said, I would absolutely recommend this hotel for its service, location, cleanliness, and amenities.

I recently stayed at the Buenos Aires Marriott and had the opportunity to experience both the breakfast and the spa facilities. The breakfast was enjoyable and offered a sufficient variety of options, though expanding the selection would make it even better. I used the sauna in the spa, which was quite good, and adding a steam room could further enhance the overall experience. The pool is beautifully designed—one of the standout features of the hotel, in my opinion. The property is centrally located, making it one of the ideal choices for accommodation in the city. I stayed in a Deluxe Room; although the room size was good, the furnishings felt somewhat minimal, giving the room an empty appearance. Overall, it is a solid hotel that I would recommend. If the points I mentioned are improved, it has the potential to become a place I would confidently recommend to everyone.