Overall, the best of three accommodations we stayed at in Buenos Aires. Two minor drawbacks: not particularly close to any subway station and road noise starting around 7:30. To remedy the latter, you might request a room on the back side of the building - but then the view from your window would look into someone else's house. Other than these, the hotel, located right between Recoleta and Retiro, is quite lovely. Oh, it doesn't have the thick comforter but minor issue. Nice big comforable modern room. Would definitely recommend it.

Good hotel (clean, spacious room, pretty simple yet nice breakfast - served daily in your bedroom).
Price was fair for the quality. Very nice neighborhood (excelent market on the corner should you want to have wine and special hams, cheeses, bread and so on in your bedroom). Rooms have plates, glasses and regular cuttlery available.
One last remark: Helpfull staff when it relates to Brazilians is assurance of good service to all other nationalities, always!

I traveled to Buenos Aires with my mom and found this hotel on booking.com for a great price. I was a little hesitant because I'm used to staying at mainstream hotels such as Hiltons and Marriots and I wasn't sure about this independent hotel company.

I couldn't have been more pleased with the service and the amenities this hotel had to offer. It's actually more than a hotel, there rented apartments with an almost full kitchen. This was a nice treat.

This hotel is perfect for leisure or business travelers, who want a nice comfortable and spacious place to stay at a good price.

We have been to BA several times in the past three years and this hotel is our favorite. Great rooms, with breakfast served in the room, good kitchenette and if you get a room that is not street side, a quite and restful nights sleep. This was our second time back and we will keep going back.