Find hotels near National Naval Museum, Buenos Aires from $29

"It is a very good, safe and affordable place to stay. "

"Excelent Hotel and to our surprise, we had one of the best steake ever at their restaurant with beef from their dry aged fridges. Highly recommended"

"Great location. Nice hotel. "

"The staff went above and beyond. Great people and experience."

"It was a secured building in the Palermo Soho district. The room was spacious with a kitchen, dining area and living room. There was a balcony with a nice street view. The staff was excellent and extremely helpful. There were plenty of eateries in walking distance in a trendy area that didn’t feel touristy at all. Plenty of Ubers in the area with minimal wait."

"Property was in a great location. We arrived early and Delfina was very welcoming and attentive to our needs. Not only were we able to check-in early, but she was also able to book us into a nice balcony room with view of greenery. Breakfast was a great treat including made to order eggs, and excellent cafe lattes. Special thanks to Emanuel and Danella, who also made our stay wonderful."

"My sons and I went to Buenos Aires to see the main cultural, architectural, and other city sites as well as to visit the natural wonders of Iguazu Falls. All was great including the restaurants that we patronized, both highly rated and mom and pop places. Casa Joseph staff were nice and answered all of our questions. They allowed us to keep some of our luggage when we left to spend two nights at Puerto Madero to see the wonder and stunning Iguazu Falls. The rooms were more like open style suties which had an electric stove and the expected TV with cable channles. The shower had really good hot water and had the expected amenities like liquid soap, hair conditioner, etc. The hotel is located in Palermo Viejo right at the line where Palermo Hollywood starts and where to the southeast, where aPalermo Soho is located. There are loads of restaurants, clubs, mom and pop fruit and vegetable stores, small stores with water, juice, gum, like many in the US would see at a small gas station convenience store. The neighborhood is very walkable and one can find many bakeries, bookstores, and many types of small commercial business for the residents that live there. The restaurant connected to Casa Joseph served primarily Italian food, sandwiches, coffee and other assorted drinks. Kudos to the staff that were always open to answering our questions about the city. "

"Up Barrio North is a perfect place to stay. The rooms are on the smaller side but they are well appointed, good selection of outlets, a safe, AC and a heat pump when it's cold out, and an elevator to get you to and from. The location, less than a half block off Santa Fe, is ideal. lots of bus routes nearby, good restaurants, shopping, Western Union for money and some nice local bars as well. Many of the rooms have no windows but the lighting is great and most of the time in the room, your eyes are closed. Did I mention Netflix, YouTube TV and more?, what's not to love.... And the price is very competitive..."

"Residential hotel in a nice area of Buenos Aires, close to a ton of tourist things. "