Where do I even begin?!?! We recently spent 10 days in Argentina for our honeymoon and stayed at The Four Seasons Hotel in Buenos Aires during that leg of our trip. Located in the Recoleta neighborhood surrounded by various museums, historical landmarks restaurants, and shopping boutiques all in walking distance, this hotel was an excellent "home base" for us getting around the city, and for simply relaxing to enjoy our honeymoon. We checked in after spending a total of 14 hours in the air, first from Miami to New York City, then from New York City down to Buenos Aires. This was actually our first ever stay at a Four Seasons branded property, so we weren't sure what to expect. We were congratulated by the Front Desk staff right away for our marriage and celebrating our subsequent honeymoon with them. They were extremely thorough in getting us maps for our use. and printing out the itinerary I had made with their concierge for the week ahead, including a tour and several restaurant reservations we had. There was a small snag with our Mansion View King Room and the staff offered to change us to another room that they were getting ready. In the meantime, they held our luggage while we were able to enjoy the pool on a warm Buenos Aires day. The pool area itself was very nice with plenty of staff members around, eager to help with pool chair and umbrella service. The outdoor pool at The Four Seasons is one of the few, if not the only, outdoor hotel pool areas in the city. There was plenty of sunscreen and water stations for us to use, and the pool itself was a very comfortable size. After about 2 hours, our new room was ready. We were informed that we were being moved to a Mansion View Junior Suite with E-Lounge access. Honestly, this change/upgrade exceeded even our wildest expectations! This wasn't something we were looking for when the staff acknowledged the issue our original room had, and has made us Four Seasons fans for life. The Junior Suite itself (Room 809) was spacious. We had a nicely laid our living room area that divided the living area from the sleeping area. Don't even get me started on those Four Seasons beds-- probably the best sleep either of us ever had in our life! The bathrooms are nicely appointed and also included a TV in the mirror (a first for me). The E-Lounge area was our go-to spot for breakfast. Every morning, they carried a variety of fresh fruits, coffee, fruit juices, pastries, and yogurts. In the late afternoon, they switched their offerings out for little sandwiches and wraps, snack bites like chips, charcuterie, and were always stocked with a bottle of red and white wine for visitors to enjoy. It also had a very nice outdoor balcony with a seating area to enjoy views out to Recoleta. Dinner at Elena was FANTASTIC (more on that in a separate review), and the service was exemplary and arguably the best we've experience at any hotel so far. They helped us understand how to best get around (Uber is very easy to use in Argentina) and other pointers on where to eat and other points of interest. Most places in Recoleta and Palermo either have some sort of public wifi or have easy access to a cafe or bar where you can connect to order your ride share. Although we were very excited to check out Patagonia, we were very sad to leave the Four Seasons Buenos Aires. We had a very fulfilling 4 day stay that also somehow did not feel like enough because of how well we were taken care of. As I said before, this was our first stay at a Four Seasons hotel, and now we are customers/believers for life! Should it make sense on future travels, they will be our hotel of choice. And certainly in Buenos Aires, they made an impression on us that will last a lifetime! Thank you, Charo Muro, Gianlucca Casazza, Milagros Araujo, and so many others for making our honeymoon stay so relaxing and memorable! read more

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A high-end luxury hotel in the Recolletta district of Buenos Aires. We stayed for two nights in a city-view room on the second floor with a king bed and updated bathroom. As with other properties in this chain, service is their hallmark from the bell staff to the front desk to the pool attendants and housekeepers. Everyone seems centered on ensuring your satisfaction. Our room was comfortable and tastefully decorated in a beige color pallet and it felt classy. Despite overlooking the freeway (aka "city view") it was pretty quiet. The AC was quiet yet powerful enough to take on the strong southern sunshine in late January, although like more and more hotels, the ability to lower the temperature in the room below 21 (72) was an illusion. As someone who sleeps more soundly in a cooler room, I find this annoying. The bathroom featured a large modern soaking tub along with a full shower and segregated toilet area with bidet. The only disappointment was the lack of double sink. The overhead rain shower delivers an extraordinary amount of water -don't look up for risk of drowning! It's almost like standing under a fire hose and felt very indulgent. We spent a couple of hours at the smart outdoor pool with its ample staff ready to set up chairs and provide shade as needed. Drinks and food can be ordered at the pool as well. The pool itself was refreshing and be sure to note that it drops off rather quickly to 6-8 feet or more. We dined at Elena, the highly regarded restaurant in the hotel-twice for dinner and again for breakfast which was included in our room rate. The morning buffet was lavish with breads, cheeses, salumi, eggs and much more. No one is going hungry here. Finally, the WiFi in the room (202) and lobby and pool were all rather weak and slow by today's standards-very surprising given the quality of the hotel. We enjoyed our short stay. read more

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Unbelievable stay at an amazing hotel. Love the contrast between the luxurious modern high-rise hotel and the historic Álzaga Unzué Mansion. In 1916, Mr. Félix Saturnino de Álzaga Unzué commissioned the Scottish architect Robert Russel Prentice to build a beautiful mansion. Prentice had studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris and was established in Buenos Aires. It was a wedding gift to his bride. Since the couple had no children, their ornate home was filled with dogs and birds. The Mansion was spared from demolition during the expansion of the last stretch of 9 de Julio Avenue. The Mansion blends English Edwardian neo-baroque style with architecture inspired by the French castles of the Loire. The resulting French Baroque Louis XIII style with areas of exposed brick is stunning. It is linked to the modern annex with a tunnel or via a garden pathway. On our visit, we were able to enjoy a delightful evening of delicious drinks and treats at The Mansion as well as breakfast the next morning. Bruno made the best mocktails from fresh herbs, fruit juices and sparkling water. Sophia brought us treats that met dietary restrictions. The bites of duck pate, sweet potatoes and salmon, chicken curry and truffles were so good. The dessert buffet was decadent. Loved the eggs and smoked salmon in the morning. Thanks for the TLC VIP service. Lucky to able to check-in to a very comfortable suite with a view of the city. Thanks, Ivan! So much fun to also hear about how Buenos Aires celebrated the historic World Cup win. Loved the soaking tub with bath salts, comfortable bed to sink into after a long flight and cans of spring water. The closet is oversized with a safe and ironing board. Thanks for the turndown service and twice daily housekeeping. The pool was so refreshing. Perfect to be able to take a late-night swim after a wonderful day exploring the sights, sounds and tastes of Buenos Aires. The gym is also great with cans of juices and fresh fruits to replenish after a workout. Location, location, location. Felt so safe exploring the neighborhood. Easy to walk to the Recoleta Cemetary or the Museo National de Bellas Artes. Take an evening stroll down Avenida 9 de Julio to enjoy the lights of the Obelisco. Or wake up early to watch the Floralis Generica open at sunrise. Would highly recommend the Buenos Aires Four Seasons for a very unique hotel stay. read more

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Just like all Four Seasons globally, expect luxury and 5 star service. Our hotel room was on the right floor and very spacious. We had The Mansion view, and it was nice having a Juliet balcony (so rare in the US) to look at the gorgeous tree-lined Av 9 de Julio. Can text concierge, made appt for me ASAP Walkable cafes, parks, stores, landmarks, pharmacies, etc. EVERYTHING. The area is upmarket and I felt safe walking alone during the day (don't be alarmed by armed guards strolling about) and my partner and I walked to dinner locally one night with no issues either. Elena had delicious food options and their brunch spread will make you drool. Made fresh juices for me daily, which I appreciate. My only complaint, if I really had to think hard, is I requested earbuds one night (I couldn't sleep because of a loud rooftop party across the street from about midnight to 6am, totally not the hotel's fault!) but none were sent up. But this is a minor blemish on an otherwise perfect weekend there. Arranging cars to and from the airport was convenient and they kept up with all the changes due to my flight delays getting home. Carolina (I believe is her name) at the front desk was super friendly and very patient as I was practicing my Spanish :) read more

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Our digs for four nights in Buenos Aires was here at the Four Seasons, formerly a Park Hyatt hotel. ATMOSPHERE: The hotel features a single mid-rise tower and a detached high-end mansion with a separate entry. The lobby houses the registration/concierge desk, the restaurant Elena and bar Pony Line. Up on level 2 are the heated outdoor pool, spa and gym. The room hallways are the most elegant I've seen yet, a mix of black walls, mirrors and ambient lighting. CHECK IN: Roderick checked us in. He was very welcome and friendly. Unfortunately, the hotel wasn't legally allowed to exchange money, but a card-safe ATM was located in a room behind the front desk. Bellman Lucas brought up our bags and showed us the room's features. ROOM: We got a room on floor 7 which is their "club level". A common room with an outdoor balcony just off the elevators featured soft drinks and water 24/7 with light snacks in the afternoon. Our room had a comfy king bed but uncomfy flat pillows. The windows swung open for fresh air while blackout drapes kept us in bed longer. There were a few English language channels on TV. The a/c had a finicky thermostat that wouldn't move from its 21°C setting. The closet was big and almost walk-in-like. They provided two power adapters for Type A plugs. WiFi was free and strong throughout the property. The spacious bathroom had just a single basin but featured a soaking tub, glass shower and separate water closet with bidet. Water temperature in the shower was controlled and couldn't/wouldn't get past warm. SERVICE: We bought a bottle of champagne from the duty free store and needed it iced. The housekeeper was nice enough to set it up for us while we went out for a bit. RESTAURANTS: We dined at Elena's for breakfast, lunch and dinner, where I have a separate review. The best T-bone steak resides here!! Pony Line gets busy on Friday & Saturday nights with BA's youngens even if they don't have a dance floor/club. See separate review. TIPS: There are about 8 restaurants a short stroll from the hotel under the freeway overpass. We dined at El Mirasol where they have delish empanadas. Uber is illegal in BA but still operates. On one occasion, the driver and I couldn't connect so we ended up taking a taxi which was affordable. For safety, be sure to use only taxis with phone numbers posted on the vehicle's roof. The hotel is within walking distance to the Recoleta cemetery and Hard Rock Cafe. OVERALL: Central location, terrific service, great restaurant. read more

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Lovely hotel in Recoleta. The staff is amazing and the rooms are nice. It's hard to beat the location with lots of restaurants all around. The cemetery and other attractions are just a short walk away. There are also several shopping avenues and streets in the neighborhood. A hidden gem of the Hotel is the pool, which is infinity edge all the way around. It is in the back courtyard which also has a nice outdoor fireplace nearby. There's a lovely evening facility, that adjoins the back of the courtyard and is just beautiful! There is a hotel bar, but not great for wine or beer. It is more of a cocktail lounge with thumping music late at night. The restaurant is quite good and has a beautiful interior with natural light coming down through a glass dome. Hotel also has a car which can take you around. That was very convenient. read more

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Stayed here for three amazing nights in Spring 2023. A wonderful experience all around. Wonderful Staff, food, linens, rooms. Unfortunately, after our trip to Uruguay, they were booked, and we had to stay at another woefully disappointing hotel. A famous person who I will not name out of privacy had booked a fair portion of the htoel. My heart was broken and it really negatively impacted the last part of our time in Buenos Aires. I longed to be back at the Four Seasons. read more

Very kind people. Everyone was so accommodating. The breakfast was unlike anything I've ever had. Truly top tier.

Like the nearby Park Hyatt, the Hotel Four Seasons has has transformed a historic building (in this case the stunning former Álzaga Unzué mansion) and turned it into a show place that nicely mixes old and new. Gayle and I came in like we were staying here, wandered the grounds, and couldn't but be impressed. read more

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Great world class service from check in to check out - great breakfast and restaurants - room was very comfortable - we got the suite facing the mansion and was worth every penny. Room was well appointed and even the Pony Line Bar downstairs was always crowded and a destination. As you know, eat dinner around 10pm, get drinks after mud night, that's how it is gets. Don't try to grab dinner at 8pm. Why would you? We tried a lot of wine this week, wine shop near the hotel is amazing - a bottle at breakfast , a bottle at lunch, a bottle at the pool, a bottle at dinner, cocktails after dinner, life is good again. Dinner recommendation: Roux, Don Julio, Tegui - all pretty solid. read more

This is easily the nicest hotel in Buenos Aires, possibly the nicest hotel I've ever stayed at in my life. The staff is incredible- they are so accommodating and will go out of their way to do anything for their guests. I had a headache one night and they even offered to go out and buy me aspirin. They are also super organized with arranging transportation, ordering room service, and anything else you may need. The rooms themselves are very spacious and have an old-fashioned feel. They even give you bath salts! The rooms are super clean and they have all great amenities- gym, HEATED infinity pool, bars/restaurants, etc. Elena Restaurant, located in the hotel, was easily one of the nicest places I ate while in Buenos Aires. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who has the budget to do so. It made my stay in Buenos Aires truly amazing. read more

Excellent experience all around. Airport transfer is easy to arrange. Attentive staff. Rooms are in great condition and spotless. Great restaurant on premise, along with a bar/lounge. Great location, walking distance (I consider less than 1 mile walking distance) of many of Buenos Aires attractions. Upscale residential neighborhood makes it feel like you're one of the locals, almost. Yelp tip: get a room / suite with a "mansion" view but make sure it's higher than the 6th floor, that way you also get the awesome city view down the tree lined Av. 9 de Julio toward the Obelisk. read more

Simple amazing from decor, service, location, rooms. Room service amazing. Breakfast at Elena great Spa service impeccable just love it hotel read more

I stopped by to have lunch at the PonyLine, equestrian theme restaurant. I loved the decor and the service. I also walked around the Four Seasons Hotel and enjoyed the architecture and the decor. Took the elevator and went upstairs to the outside of the hotel. Visited the Mansion which is stunning. I highly recommend the equestrian theme restaurant. There is a second restaurant but you need reservations. read more

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One of the most beautiful and comfortable hotel of central and fine La Recoleta district. Walking distance to most city attractions, shopping and sights. On the Four Season's grounds is located the gorgeous French style mansion, which is 100 years old, offering individual suites for VIP guests, such as the Rolling Stones members, for example. We had a city view room in the main building. Very spacious and bright, decorated elegantly as usual in Four Seasons. With a huge tempting bathtub. There was a shower too of course. A separate closet for your clothes and to hide suitcases, not to leave them in the middle of the room. Traditional turndown service and a very comfortable mattress. We didn't have the slippers in the room, but I asked them and they kindly brought two pairs. Their fine dining restaurant Elena is known for its alluring, savory and ingenious cuisine. I wouldn't say that the ambience of the restaurant is very romantic and comfy, but the food is delicious. We enjoyed it ordering from the room service late at night. The Roasted Baby Goat was amazing, so soft and tender. As well as their Burger, Caesar salad with smoked trout, and the cheesecake - all very topnotch. Breakfast there offers a full buffet with a splendid selection of most everything. You can have just cold selection or upgrade it for extra 100 pesos per person for all-inclusive with omelets, pancakes etc. Lobby bar is dark and very private, disposing to a friendly conversation. Open-door pool on the first floor, where you can escape from the summer heat settling yourself at the cozy sunbed and ordering some light and fresh appetizers and drinks right there. They have SPA there too of course. And a Gym, which consists of two rooms, they have cardio and strength equipment. All cardio is of Technogym. Two elliptical machines, one was out of service, bikes, and few treadmills. Treadmills were cool, equipped with all modern entertainment programs, so you can google or YouTube while working out, that's funny. The stuff and concierges are very nice and helpful. But the valet parking stuff and some bell boys hardly speak English and sometimes instead of the car they offer you umbrella or a bottle of water:) read more

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Beautiful property in the middle of the fashion/jewelry/ boutique shopping district of BA. Has two restaurants that are open to public on the first floor. Both restaurants serve a different purpose. Elena is very formal and the Pony Line Lounge is casual setting with a full bar and an extensive menu. As Elena is typically reserved in advanced you can take advantage of ordering from Elena at any other restaurant on the property to avoid the wait. Without being able to judge the rooms from what I hear the pool during warm, sunny days is a very happening place. The Pony Lounge served one of the best burgers in BA. Valet parking and VIP Parking upfront available. Service was very nice and professional and everyone truly looked like they enjoyed their daily routine. To sum it up it is definitely one of the TOP Hotels in BA and if you ARE in any way affiliated with travel points through Four Seasons by all means take full advantage of it. read more

You can never go wrong with a Four Seasons! The place was very luxurious. The staff was extremely knowledgeable and kind. The food was incredible and the hotel was gorgeous! I highly recommend! read more

Amazing hotel, our window opened to the outdoor garden and fire water display, truly amazing. Our King Bed room was larger than expected!!

Visiting BA in January and sought refuge at this magnificent hotel. The pool is absolutely unbelievable and has sun exposure all day! Staff is beyond friendly and accommodating. Go for the pool and stay for the fresh strawberry daiquiris! read more

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Beautiful decor great food and service. Everyone speaks English. The Kobe New York steak is a must. Bife de chorizo was a bit tougher. We ordered a few appetizers and they were all very delish esp the cow neck. They open at 730 pm if you go there early you won't need reservation. I recommend ordering the bottle instead of glass of wine. read more