The first thing I should mention is that I don't like Bed and Breakfasts for several reasons:…read more1. Breakfast is my least favorite meal typically 2. I enjoy my privacy 3. I enjoy my anonimity 4. I hate kitschy homes 5. I hate other people's mess/dirt/filth So bearing all of this in mind, I have to tell you about Le Petit Palais, because it ended up being an experience that helped me overcome all of my aversions to BnB's. Le Petit Palais is the creation of Gilles, a French expat who lives in Buenos Aires in the most charming multi-story house in a quiet residential neighborhood in Palermo. The location is outstanding because it is close enough to local transport options (train, bus, taxi) and is also walkable. Gilles is a consummate host, but more than that he is a designer and he has created a 5 bedroom experience at Le Petit Palais which every guest leaves appreciating him for. Upon arriving Gilles welcomes each guest (he met me at 1am because my connecting flight was late) and explains the keys and security to the home. It is very secure! I chose a room that was on the bottom floor so it was quite private which suited me, although it might be the smallest in the house, for a solo traveler it was ideal and had excellent wifi and internet service. My room had a small shower and toilet, a safe in the closet to keep valuables and ample room for my luggage and clothing as well as a desk, two nightstands and a very large and comfortable bed. Additionally, for those arriving in summer or winter there is a large fan and a radiator as well as double-glazed windows to protect you from noise from the street (it's not a noisy street but still) and heat/cold. Other reviewers have mentioned Gilles breakfast so I should say that what I love most about his breakfast is that it has reasonable hours - from 8am to 10pm. So I was able to sleep in until 9:45am and still be able to enjoy it. Also, as mentioned above, breakfast is not my jam, but the spread that is provided at Le Petit Palais was excellent. Typical breakfast includes eggs, croissants, jams, tea, coffee, and a homemade yogurt prepared by Gilles that is superb. Breakfast is also a good time to meet other travelers and exchange information on things to do and see in Buenos Aires and Gilles is also very helpful and informative in that way. I enjoy the fact that Gilles has definite opinions and knows what people would enjoy because he himself is not Argentinean. In addition to the great value of staying here, I think the decor and the cleanliness were the greatest positive attributes. Rooms are cleaned 3-4 times a week, but I felt like Le Petit Palais was spotless and my room was tidied up for me on a daily basis over the course of my 7 night stay. I am not sure if I will stay in another bed and breakfast in another city in the future because I am still weary of this kind of an arrangement. I prefer Airbnb apartments or hotels in other cities, but in Buenos Aires there is no doubt in my mind that I will stay at Let Petit Palais again and no other place, it is simply the best of its kind.

Went to the Duque Hotel for my first time in Buenos Aires. Room was clean and spacious, staff was…read morefriendly and helpful and accomodating. They provide breakfast though I didn't take advantage. They also have a spa area and a small pool in the back! The best part however is the location! It's perfectly placed in the Soho Palermo neighborhood with a ton of walkability and cafes and restaurants and boutiques and public transportation incredibly close. I loved having this be my homebase for the week. Would recommend for a wonderful boutique hotel!

This is a fabulous boutique hotel. It is located in the heart of the SoHo area and convenient to…read moreeverything. The staff is wonderful here, and the rooms are cozy and comfortable. I would strongly suggest this property for anyone looking for a wonderful place to stay while in Buenos Aires. Excellent, excellent, excellent.

Beautiful B&B in the heart of Palermo Soho. Here for 4 nights, much better than a hostel. This…read moreboutique B&B has great value, true charm of Buenos Aires, in a renovated old, historic house. Great breakfast and amazing host. He helped us with navigating the city, can't recommend highly enough!

We stayed here for seven nights we were visiting from Los Angeles, California. Our experience was…read morewonderful. The hotel staff was beyond accommodating. Breakfast in the morning had a great spread.

This hotel was very nice. The breakfast buffet was good. They have a gorgeous back patio area, a…read morewedding reception was taking place the weekend we were there. There's a fitness center, indoor pool, & bar. They have several lobby areas for large groups to congregate. The room was comfortable, really enjoyed the stay at this classy hotel. A highlight was the door man, who was all dressed up with a top hat & everything, very fancy.

This review is 3.5 stars. I found BA Soho Rooms at a very…read moregood rate on a hotel reservation website. I was coming to Buenos Aires for work and had one extra night, so I decided to get it, since it was easy to move to the hotel my work had reserved. No doubt this is one of the best locations to stay in Buenos Aires. Right at the corner of Cabrera and Serrano. When you get there you won't see any signs, but the whole apartment building was turned into B&B. There is several rooms available and in different shapes. I've stayed in a room they call "small" and it basically had one bed and a television. Since my flight got delayed I only arrived around 3am, and I got greeted by the lady who lives there and takes care of the place. She showed me the keys, and the room. Next morning, she had made coffee and breakfast for the guests (which is included on the rate). You can enjoy free bread, media lunas, jam, dulce de leche, coffee and tea. My experience in general was positive but the bathroom was very dirty. I would recommend you to stay here for the location.