Hotels in Buenos Aires

• Alvear Palace Hotel - Deluxe
• Sheraton Libertador Hotel - First Class
• Loi Suites Hotel - First Class
• Hotel del Casco - Colonial House / First Class
• Mansion Dandi Royal - Tango Hotel / First Class
• Claridge Hotel - Tourist Superior
• De Las Americas Hotel - Tourist Class

Alvear Palace Hotel

In 1932 a classic was born in Buenos AIres, the Alvear Palace Hotel, a genuine palace right in the heart of the city. Constructed of materials imported from France, the hotel became one of the most characteristic buildings in town, strictly keeping the Louis XVI style.

Recently the hotel has been completely refurbished, sticking to the original glory.

Sheraton Libertador Hotel

This elegant hotel displays the perfect combination of cozy atmosphere and modern design. The 200 rooms offer every conceivable comfort and all come with air-conditioning and private bathroom as standard, as well as cable TV, dataport, mini-bar, safe, voice mail, cell phone and dry cleaning service. The hotel has a restaurant and bar as well as an indoor pool and health club on the top floor.

Hotel del Casco

The mansion has kept its traditional 1890´s architecture, thick walls and spacious galleries with arches and wooden doors, windows and floors.One of the main features of the building is its interior patio with an extraordinary glass opening ceiling. The rooms have generous dimensions and high ceilings.

Rooms and Suites at the Hotel del Casco give the guest a real experience of the greatness and abundance of the past, all the necessary accommodations and an ideal site for relaxing. In the center of the block, a charming classical patio with generousvegetation and a cascade completes the scene.

An extraordinary Hotel that offers an exquisite service to a select and exclusive clientele. Hotel del Casco distinguishes for the sophisticated decoration, impeccable and neat service and the latest equipment.

Mansion Dandi Royal

This magical tango themed residence is located in the San Telmo district of Buenos Aires, which was, appropriately, the birthplace of the tango. The building is over 100 years old and features an eclectic architectural style and art nouveaux pieces largely focused on the tango. The hotel has its own tango academy, and guests can learn and practise in one of its ballrooms, which boast original wooden dancefloors from 1925. They can also enjoy the company, fine food and drink and dancing of the Dandi Royal's weekly 'milonga'.

The hotel combines practicality with elegance and its individually styled rooms all have wooden furniture, king size beds, cable TV and 24 hour tango music.There is also a small pool, gym, solarium and mini spa within the hotel.

MANSION`S HISTORY
The argentine bourgeoisie high society of the early 1900's, accustomed to the refinements of the life in Europe, developed the eclecticism, turning away from the traditional Spanish colonial architectural style, with spectacular fronts and small inside patios and an esthetically admirable Art Nouveaux decoration.

The construction of the building today known as Mansion Dandi Royal began in those days. The Obras Sanitarias blueprints are dated 1913, when the water system was still in British hands.

The manufacturing date stamped on the door locks and handles is 1889, from which we can assume that the idea to build the Mansion greatly preceded its actual construction.

Originally built by engineer Bianchi, based on the design by architect Cristophersen, the Mansion is organized around two inside patios with two floors facing the front and four facing the back. The first floor occupied by the Dandi Royal salon, up the marble stairwell, the reception opens and the remaining three hold the bedrooms and amenities such as swimming pool, solarium, and more.

The facade stands out for its architectural iconicity, where the God Bacchus of exacerbated Italianizing ornamentation dominates the scene, crowned by a half point arch framed by two florid vases, which reestablish its formal balance.

In the year 2000 Dandi Tango Academy began negotiations to acquire this beautiful residence in order to fulfill our director's, Héctor Villalba, dream of creating something never seen in lodging and Tango teaching for foreign and argentine Tango lovers. With the help of his dear friend Osvaldo Donato, a renowned argentine architect, the restoration (which took almost two years) began. The world famous painter, Abel Jorge Magnani participated in the decoration of this magnificent house, embellishing all of its rooms and common spaces with amazing period murals.

That is how Mansion Dandi Royal - Tango Residential Academy was born, the very first of its kind, where you can live 24 hours a day in a warm, comfortable, sophisticated and original argentine Tango atmosphere.

We have specialist Tango tours from private lessons to experience dancing Tango the way the local "Milongeros of Buenos Aires" do...at an afternoon Milonga in a beautiful square of Buenos Aires or maybe a midnight "Milonga" where you will be dancing Tango till early hours in the morning!

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De Las Americas Hotel

An elegant hotel with spacious rooms and situated in the heart of the Barrio Norte, an elegant residential and commercial district, within comfortable walking distance of the exclusive shops of the Santa Fe and 9 de Julio avenues. All 162 rooms have private facilities, TV and telephone, mini-bar, and air-conditioning. There is 24 hour room service, a restaurant, two bars and a weekend tango show.

Claridge Hotel

The Claridge Hotel is centrally located in downtown Bueons Aires. The 161 rooms have TV, internet, mini-bar and 24hr service. There are spa, sauna and massage treatments available for guests and the hotel has a fine dining restaurant.