Cabaña Las Lilas

Casa China is a charming spot boasting an eclectic mix of exotic goods, a cozy atmosphere, and a vibrant array of foreign products—definitely worth the adventure!

El Preferido de Palermo, a revived 1952 bodegón, serves up Argentina's culinary classics with flair, featuring house-made charcuterie and must-try milanesas.

Step into the stunning Cathedral of Buenos Aires, with its unique Roman facade, rich history, and lovely interiors, including a dazzling mosaic floor and beautiful organs, all while being the former home of Pope Francis.

La Alacena is a vibrant trattoria near Palermo serving up handmade pastas and Italian comfort food, all with a welcoming, friendly vibe.

Nestled in the vibrant Palermo Soho, this chic boutique hotel boasts uniquely themed suites honoring Argentine icons, a cozy library, and an intimate charm.

Just beyond the buzz of Palermo lies Lucrecia, a chill wine and food bar offering unique local vintages and inventive small plates in a cozy setting.

Hearty pub fare served in a trendy, lively microbrewery that has a wide selection of craft beers.

Step into Café Tortoni, a historic French-style cafe since 1858, where the ambiance is steeped in culture and live tango dances amid stunning vintage decor.

This enchanting cafe and plant nursery is a cozy haven for home decor lovers, serving delightful teas and cocktails in a beautifully curated setting.

Understated rooms & suites, some featuring balconies, in an informal hotel with a bar/restaurant. Overlooking tree-lined General San Martin Plaza, this relaxed hotel is a minute's walk from a metro station, a 14-minute walk from Colón Theater and 2 km from the National Museum of Fine Arts. The understated rooms feature Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Upgraded rooms have balconies, and suites provide sitting areas. Room service is available. There's a laid-back bar/restaurant, in addition to breakfast.