Adorable Boutique hotel on a quiet street in Palermo soho. The decor is lovely and made us feel like we were staying in the home of an argentine family. Rooms are small but very comfortable, high quality sheets and great bed. Bathrooms are large and ours had a great shower. Service was attentive. The front desk was staffed by a changing roster of cute 20something argentine students. Overall a very good experience and we would recommend.
Being from new York city, buenos aires' soho was a lot more quiet than we were expecting. There are lots of great restaurants around but definitely not a lively scene.

we stayed at this hotel after travelling around South America for 3 weeks and what a find. The rooms were so comfortable, the staff so friendly and helpful and so near so many good restaurants.

... is the Costa Petit in Buenos Aires. Located in Palermo with some of the best restaurants only a minute walk away. Only 4 rooms stacked around a little courtyard with a liitle pool guaranteing perfect quietness. Perfectly nice Staff at the front desk. Sensational and unique style overall, decorated by someone who really knows what he's doing – unlike some of the other 'boutique hotel' around. If you can afford the room, and more important if you get one of the 4 rooms, take it and enjoy it.

My husband and I are from NYC and in our mid-thirties. We picked Costa Petit because it looked like it had some character and charm and not much of a scene. It is a very discreet place and really nicely decorated.

The best part of Costa Petit is Ezekial and the girl (sorry, I can't remember her name!) they were so helpful. They were so willing to go out of their way for us several times ( and did not make me feel stupid when I forgot the number to our safe and they had to come unlock it).

There's no internet for guests, but Ezekial looked up ferry times to Uruguay for us and called places about tickets. When that didn't pan out they suggested going to an estancia , found one, made reservations and found us the right bus to take. It was so helpful.

One night we were too tired to go out to eat, so my husband asked Ezekial if we could order pizza. He suggested his favorite place and made the order and then brought the pizza to our room. So nice!

Another night we got the same pizza and ate it in the lobby/eating area and they did not care. They just sat there and talked to us. It felt very comfortable.

It's very low-key and quiet there. The service is very personal and real.

The only problem we had was paying. Somehow their credit card machine did not work and my husband had to end up paying by money order like three months later. They discounted the room but it was still a hassle.