Buenos Aires Buenos Aires Fd, Argentina Travel Guide
Budget-friendly, social options with dorms and private rooms, common in San Telmo and Palermo.
Stylish, independent hotels with personalized service, popular in Palermo and Recoleta.
High-end properties with extensive amenities in upscale areas like Recoleta and Puerto Madero.
A variety of 3-4 star hotels balancing comfort, amenities, and price.
Apartment-style living with hotel services, good for longer stays.
Small, family-run inns for a basic, authentic experience.
Apartments and homes on platforms like Booking.com and Vrbo, ideal for longer stays or groups.
Cultural exchange programs sometimes include homestays for local immersion.
Buenos Aires is a city of distinct neighborhoods (Barrios), each presenting another vibe and set of advantages. Selecting your neighborhood is a decision.
Recoleta, Palermo, Puerto Madero, Belgrano are generally very safe, even at night.
San Telmo, Microcentro, and Retiro are generally safe during the day. Practice increased awareness at night, especially on less busy streets or near transport hubs. Petty crime appears in crowded areas of Microcentro.
Smart booking secures the best accommodation for your needs and budget.
In Palermo Soho or Hollywood, expect moderate noise from bars and restaurants.
Microcentro and Retiro have high noise levels during business hours.
Recoleta and Belgrano generally offer a more relaxed and quieter atmosphere.
Here are some top picks across different categories.
For budget-friendly and social stays.
A balance of comfort, amenities, and price.
For an opulent and refined experience.
Spacious and amenity-rich for families.
Hostels like Milhouse or Art Factory are ideal for meeting people and offer a communal atmosphere.
Apartment rentals via Airbnb or local agencies. Apart-hotels also present a convenient option for prolonged visits.
Consider TrustedHousesitters for unique longer stays.
Mid-range hotels across Palermo, Recoleta, and San Telmo often strike a great balance.
A landmark of historic luxury and European grandeur.
The charm of the colonial era within a historic neighborhood, offering an atmospheric stay.
Look for homes in San Telmo for unique and atmospheric stays.
If you are a light sleeper, always read reviews about noise levels before booking, especially in lively neighborhoods or near main avenues.
Recoleta, Palermo Chico, or Belgrano are generally quieter choices compared to Palermo Soho/Hollywood or Microcentro.
No camping options within Ba city limits.
Camping you can find facilities in surrounding provinces for those exploring beyond the capital.
Consider day trips to natural parks outside the city for outdoor experiences.
