Magnolia Hotel Boutique

Nestled in a chic tower and belle époque mansion, this luxurious Buenos Aires hotel features refined rooms, inviting restaurants, a spa, and a heated outdoor pool, all complemented by stellar service that truly makes you feel at home.

1930s-style hotel offering luxury suites, an elegant Mediterranean restaurant & a fitness center. Set in the neighborhood of San Telmo, this 1930s-style hotel is a 12-minute walk from Casa Rosada presidential palace, 2 km from Teatro Colón opera house and 4 km from Centro Cultural Recoleta exhibition center. Refined rooms and suites have smart TVs, minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking facilities, as well as Wi-Fi (fee). Upgraded rooms include 350 thread-count sheets and goose-down covers, to which suites add CD players and butler service. Amenities include an elegant Mediterranean restaurant, a 1920s-style cafe/bar, and a grill restaurant in a winter garden. A fitness center offers an indoor pool and saunas, as well as spa treatments.

Museum & gardens in the former home of writer Enrique Larreta displaying his Spanish art collection.

Teatro Colón is an iconic, early 20th-century theater in Buenos Aires, renowned for its stunning architecture and world-class acoustics, hosting a variety of top-notch performances and guided tours.

Nestled in the trendy Recoleta neighborhood, this chic boutique hotel boasts spacious suites, a rooftop pool, and top-notch service that keeps guests coming back.

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!

Nestled in La Boca, this cozy eatery features a charming patio surrounded by greenery, serving up top-notch Argentinian meats in a nostalgic setting.

Nestled in the chic Recoleta district, Palacio Duhau Park Hyatt is a stunning blend of historic grandeur and modern luxury, complete with lush gardens, stellar dining, and impeccable service.

Behind a flower shop, this cocktail joint dazzles with globe-trotting drinks, sumptuous bites, and a vibrant speakeasy vibe in Buenos Aires.

This colorful, no-frills Peruvian spot serves up generous portions of ceviche and ajiaco de conejo, usually buzzing with locals enjoying quick bites and pisco sours.