Claridge Hotel, Buenos Aires

The location of this hotel is great for all Buenos Aires adventures but it is barely 3 star hotel on a good day. The bed is hard, the sheets are rough, and everything is in need of attention. The breakfast was very inconsistent and was not of good quality. I would have moved immediately but I wasn't sure I'd get my money back. I would not recommend but the front desk staff was always nice. The hotel has good bones and probably very nice in the 1960s. The pool was gross looking and cracks in the concrete. The photos they posted on line didn't match the space in person. I didn't complain because there was nothing they could do about the false advertising on their website.

Great location for a hotel which was likely a 5-star back-in-the-day. We found the staff friendly, room clean, but tired. Television only in Spanish. A/C worked well. I would stay again at the right price point. Many good cafes/restaurants within walking distance. We had breakfast at a local cafe (4 cappuccinos, 1 cookie, 2 chocolate croissants and water) for $26. The hotel would have been $48.

This place is not a 5 star hotel. The breakfast was very poor - better off to avoid and eat out locally if you do end up staying here. The rooms are clean but very dated decor, the air con smelled of damp which was not pleasant and it was quite noisy bedroom. I would not recommend staying here nor would I stay here again.

Nice hotel . A bit dated but did what was needed. Breakfast is nice but way overpriced. hot water in the shower without issues. Easy to walk to places . Nice location next to the water — 10 min walk.

I haven't stayed in anything similar to a Motel 6 since my sister booked my first trip to Las Vegas. ||||I booked my birthday trip through Delta Vacations. I picked this hotel because of the rating and its close proximity to the ferry. ||||I was traveling with others and I embarrassed and ashamed that the accommodations were in such bad shape.||||The hotel was probably a 5 in its hay day, but those days are long gone. The picture of the front is definitely deceptive. You have to take the picture from the street which happens to be in front of a sex toy store.||||The carpets and walls are disgusting. The wood or laminate flooring is buckling. The televisions in each room varied as well as the channels. The bathroom was the cleanest part of the room and even in there I was afraid to touch. ||||I always sanitize my room and spray disinfectant. However, I still didn't feel comfortable with this room. I slept in my clothes and changed in the bathroom. I sprayed disinfectant on my luggage prior to leaving the hotel ||||The staff was friendly, but it didn't make up for this deplorable hotel.||||The hotel is close to shopping, restaurants and other sites, but I would have gladly taken Uber for better accommodations so I could rest better. ||||We stayed in the hotel two days prior to boarding an expedition ship to Antarctica. My accommodations on the ship were like the Waldorf Astoria compared to the rooms in this hotel.

This was an incredibly terrible hotel. I don't understand the 5 star rating. It's barely a 2 star.||You can tell at one point this was an opulent hotel. I like the architecture of the building and some other buildings in the area (check out the Naval building, absolutely beautiful). But the room itself was tiny. The bed was uncomfortable and the sheets felt like they were 10 count. The bathroom was tiny and you had to maneuver around. The shower curtain was moldy and was pretty disgusting. Despite the shower curtain, the floor still managed to get soaked. The worst part was the walls. They are paper thin and we had the misfortune to be next to a room that sounded like a pornographic movie was being filmed. All the ridiculous screaming and moaning converted to loud snoring for the rest of the night. Look, I don't care what people do in their own hotel room, but I shouldnt have to listen to it. ||Positives: there was a pool, an exercise room and a mini fridge in the room. This hotel was also very centrally located. But I'm sure there are others in the vicinity that aren't a complete disaster like this place.

Built in 1946, never updated and refurbished, very smelly, no insulation in rooms, you can hear people walking in the rooms above, everything old and loose in the bathroom, water leaking from pipes, when flushing toilet, noise is same as on the plane. Laminate flooring chipping away. Windows don't provide noise protection from outside, you can hear any plant such as air conditioning and pool pumps. You need to ask for things in the room such as iron, napkins, shower caps etc. 5* hotel does not provide water in the room. Wi-fi stops working outside the front entrance. Don't really know who classified it as 5* hotel. It was luxury hotel when it was built but today it's more like - 5* hotel given the condition everywhere. Not worth the consideration

Great experience! Crew polite and speaks also English. We had wonderful time. Clean room, nice food. We took the Claridge suite. Recommend!