Find hotels near Palais de Glace Salas Nacionales de Cultura, Buenos Aires from $52

"Spacious, spotless rooms, friendly staff, great Wi-Fi, and perfectly located!"

"The team were great during our 4 night stay! Nothing was too hard. It in an excellent location next to the Recoleta Cemetery "

"Very nice place"

"This was a gem of a hotel to find at the edges of Buenos Aires downtown. We had a wonderful time. The breakfast had good options, the staff was very helpful and friendly and the location couldn't be better. The hotel itself doesn't have a restaurant for lunch and dinner, though there are plenty of restaurants around, or you can always order delivery as we did. The only thing you need to keep in mind is to tell the staff before hand if you're a light sleeper, since the rooms facing the street will get noisy at night."

"Wonderful location. Staff was amazing, very helpful. Took the time to answer all our questions. Great breakfast. Very interesting building. Evita Perron lived there for 2 years. Jazz Club in the basement was another highlight. Fabulous in every way."

"Great option for anyone looking for a clean, reasonably priced room in a great area. Rooms are small but feature modern amenities and updated bathrooms. As I solo traveler this property was a good option and walkable to many restaurants and shopping. Luciano at the front desk was very helpful and allowed me to store luggage since I arrived early. "

"big breakfast nice area"

"Staff was very nice and the room was excellent would definitely stay there again next time I visit "

" I stayed at Alvear Palace for four nights. The hotel is in the upscale Recoleta neighborhood, close to the cemetery and high end shops. It has a grand old-world vibe to it...feels a bit like stepping back in time. I had room 638 which did not face the street. The large room was in three sections, an office space, living room and bedroom. Even though there was just one window the overhead chandeliers were bright. The bed linens were embossed and newish...as were the towels. There weren't as many power outlets as is typical in a more modern hotel and some of the light fixtures were crooked or damaged. And the pillows were feathered but it would have been nice to have a menu to change if I wanted foam or hypoallergenic. The bathroom was large with a standalone shower, tub, toilet and bidet. There is a grate under the sink where you can hear the water from the sink and shower drain into...startled me at first as I thought the room was flooding. It wasn't, but that is something we dont have in American bathrooms. The shower pressure was glorious but the shower head was unfocused so water went everywhere. I asked them to have maintenance take a look and when I got back to my room I had a new shower head that worked perfectly. The breakfast buffet was not extensive but the food was hot and tasty. They had fresh toast, scrambled eggs, bacon/sausage, vegetables, cold cuts, fruit and an assortment of breads/pastries. Omlettes cost extra and were made to order "