Buenos Aires, Argentina

Spacious, quiet rooms with comfortable beds and hot showers impress guests. Staff delivers warm, attentive service throughout your stay. Pool closes at 6pm, WiFi can be weak, and breakfast prices run high for what you get.

The palace grounds and staff impress, but rooms vary wildly. Noise problems plague some units despite the luxury price tag. Breakfast disappoints for the cost. Pick your room carefully or risk a sleepless stay.

Rooms are small with no coffee makers or complimentary water, though beds are comfortable and showers excellent. Breakfast is basic and limited. Staff are helpful and the central location works for theaters and restaurants, but the hotel feels tired and needs renovation.

Rooms are outdated with AC that doesn't cool properly, broken toilets, warped showers, and stains on furniture. Staff are helpful and breakfast is good, but you're paying 5-star prices for a 2-3 star property. Location near downtown is the main selling point.

Spacious suites with great city views, especially from higher floors. Staff are friendly and helpful, though requests sometimes go unfulfilled. Prime location near Teatro Colon, excellent breakfast buffet, and rooftop pool with sunset views make this a solid choice.

Rooms are small, old, and thin-walled so noise bleeds through from neighbors. The location near downtown landmarks is excellent, but the hotel doesn't deliver 4-star quality for the price. Staff are helpful but charge fees for basic services like bag storage.

Small, clean rooms with worn walls and peeling fixtures need renovation badly. Beds are comfy but noise from hallways keeps guests awake. Pool and gym are old, breakfast costs 24 dollars and tastes cheap, and wifi only works in the lobby.