The hotel is sufficient but nothing special. Good for one or two nights. Near to the center for visiting the city, and well connected to airports. Poor services, staff and breakfast. Rooms clean and comfortable but without any views. There were some torubles with the internet connection even if you have to pay for it.

Gran Hotel Argentino have an ideal location in the city centre, on the Avenida 9 de Julio, close to Obelisco. And this as well as its reasonable price were the main reason of our choice of this property. Hotel lobby and the room where we stayed weren`t large. However we didn`t have any discomfort. Our room was clean and I... More

a mid range hotel in one of the best locations in the city. Staff great.

The location is good but next time we will choose a nicer and less pricy hotel in san telmo or Palermo and use the very easy metro! The hotel is functional but there is a constant smell especially in the bathrooms and the towels. The breakfast is quite poor with the water served tasting as tap water and only place... More

The hotel lies on a good location. Central place, easy access and rooms refurbished.

The Gran Hotel Argentino is on Pelligrini, an access adjoining Avenida 9 de Julio, the widest city street on earth. Just a couple of blocks from the Obelisco, this hotel is in the very heart of one of the most exciting cities in the world. Though it is an older establishment, we found the Gran Hotel Argentino to be at... More

If you look for a luxurious room while travelling, then you won't be satisfied with this hotel. However, if you want a decent, basic room in a prime location, then "Gran Argentino" is for you. We paid 65 US dollars per night for a double room, with breakfast included, and it was a great value. Before going to Buenos Aires,... More

I wanted a decent place to stay on the first night of my backpack trip. The location was good to explore Florida, and the breakfast was good but that's it. Wifi was not free, unlike every hostel I stayed at, and the single cot-style bed was no better than the hostels either-except it was private. Backpackers: I recommend Zentrum in... More