Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires
Hotel · Retiro ·
Elegant mansion hotel blending historic grandeur & modern luxury
Elegant mansion hotel blending historic grandeur & modern luxury
"A Belle Époque mansion paired with a 12‑story tower sets the stage for an exceptional stay where traditional and contemporary aesthetics meet—mahogany and leather mingle with amenities that nod to Argentina’s passions for horses, tango, and wine. Landscaped gardens and a heated Roman‑style pool elevate downtime. In the tower, rooms feel lively and colorful with bold accents; in the mansion, it’s French opulence with gilded mirrors, glass chandeliers, and toile de Jouy wallpaper." - Celeste Moure
"Situated within a Belle Époque mansion yet projecting a contemporary, polo-inspired style, this wood-clad lounge uses Pergamino trunks as tables, leather seating and stable-like dividers to create a stylish, social atmosphere; it’s a place to mingle with Porteños over signature twists like a Paloma variation and to dance to DJ sets into the early hours." - Laura Itzkowitz
"Centered around a 1920s Belle Epoque home, this address channels Belle Epoque grandeur through its historic residential core." - Michaela Trimble
"One of the high-end stalwarts in Buenos Aires, known for its luxury accommodations." - Billie Cohen
"Housed in a Belle Époque mansion set amid immaculate gardens, this property delivers classic luxury with sophisticated suites featuring stand-alone soaking tubs and glass chandeliers, and the neighborhood’s only outdoor swimming pool. The on-site, polo-inspired bar Pony Line provides a fashionable nightlife spot, and the hotel is known to attract high-profile guests." - Megan Wood Megan Wood Megan Wood is a hotel and travel expert. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Refinery29, Vice, Apartment Therapy, Self, and Cosmopolitan. She currently resides in Milwaukee and her favorite hotel is the One&Only Palmilla in Baja. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines