Most comments here are quite fair. The fact that you have to ring the bell to get in and the lack of elevator reminds you that you will find no great luxury in this small hotel.
The pictures on the hotel website were quite faithful to the modern and comfortable room. The mini-bar included good quality beverages. What the picture doesn't show is that the neighbourhood is very quiet (and far away from the busier downtown), the hotel itself is very quiet (I didn't see any other guests there) and the hotel is not very easy to find - it took me some time to spot it over/besides a small restaurant with blue awnings.
The restaurant (called Doppio Zero) has good italian food, but not particularly cheap unless you order the menu of the day. The breakfast was limited to a few a la carte options.
The service was good and very personal, both on the hotel and the restaurant. The hotel was partially without electric power twice in four days, I was offered another room to sleep when mine was affected by the power outage.
The Business Center is not much beyond a meeting room and a computer which you will probably not use if you bring your own Wi-Fi device to enjoy the wireless connectivity offered free of charge.
In the reservation it was stated that the rate includes "parking places, a Health Club and swimming pool a few blocks from the hotel", but I didn't look for it.
- My Ba Buenos Aires
