Do not stay at thois hotel is you require any kind of internet access. It never works.

Stayed there for three days before a cruise. Arrived hungover and jetlagged at 9.30 am and were given our very comfortable modern room with lovely bath and bed straightaway, Very friendly reception, excellent English and couldn't do enough for you, even send me a locket I'd forgotten in the safe back to England. Position ideal, very safe and you can walk anywhere. Great perching bar with excellent Argentinian wines and snacks. Altogether ideal if you want to stay in a small first class hotel in the hub of Buenos.

A beautiful boutique hotel close to the heart of BA in Recoleta.
Staff were efficient, polite, friendly and very helpful. They all spoke excellent English.
Our room was delightful with a small balcony over looking Callao

The restaurant was disappointing but BA has many excellent restaurants within a stones throw so this was not a problem.
the staff were only too happy to point us in the direction of many excellent restaurants and make bookings for us. They were knowledgeable and helpful.

The weekend Market in Plaza Francia is a must as is a wander around Puerto Madero and if you have the time while away a few hours at any of the waterside restaurants and watch the
world go by. One word of warning Cabañas las lilas, this restaurant is a major rip off, with rude and indifferent staff and grossly over priced steaks. If you want a good steak restaurant and want to eat where the locals go, then try La Dorita down on Libertador. Sotto Voce is an excellent Italian restaurant also on Libertador

We stayed at the Casasur Hotel for 2 days at the start of our trip & 2 days at the end. We loved the location in Recoleta where you are close enough to walk to the centre of the city but also have tree lined streets and a fantastic relaxed ambience. Within walking distance you have a number of sites to see such as the cemetery where Eva Peron is laid to rest, places to relax such as cafe la biela, local delicacies such as the empanadas (try the spicy meat one) and easy access to the tour buses, train station & tube.
We received excellent advice from the staff on things to do, particularly with Veronica acting as our local tourist planning guide. She recommended a great Tango Show (Carlos Gardel), a trip to Tigre Delta, the cathedral & general atmosphere of San Isidro as well as various over things to do around the city.
The rooms and hotel are stylishly designed to compliment the wonder of Buenos Aires. A great place to base yourself from