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              Moreno Hotel Buenos Aires

              Buenos Aires, Argentina

              About your stay

              By Matthew Link, Jetsetter Correspondent

              This hotel is Jetsetter verified

              Our editors have been here and it has met our standards.

              91%

              Recommended by 91% of 43 members.

              Read 25 member reviews

              Sleep in Argentine style at this Art Deco gem of a boutique hotel, conveniently located near the city’s major landmarks. With vintage tiles, modern lofts, and a rooftop Jacuzzi, you’ll be living like a millionaire for pennies on the dollar.

              What we love

              • Major Buenos Aires sights are within walking distance
              • Beautiful Art Deco architecture and tilework
              • American breakfast served daily (for an additional fee)
              • Massage service available in-room
              • Open-air rooftop lounge and “Sky Jacuzzi” with city views

              What to know

              • Hotel’s neighborhood can at first appear grungy
              • Staff can sometimes be slow with requests
              • Rooftop barbecue requires two days notice for booking

              Why to go

              • Art & Culture
              • City
              • Romantic

              Moreno Hotel Buenos Aires

              Jetsetter review

              It’s easy to relive the glory days of Buenos Aires at this boutique property, which is housed in a nicely restored historical building. With the Moreno’s old-fashioned caged elevator (okay, it breaks down sometimes), vintage stained glass windows, gorgeous intact tilework completely lining the lobby and hallways, and high, ornate ceilings, you feel as if you’ve been transported to the era of Art Deco. Architect Johannes Kronfuss designed the 1928 edifice, which has been declared a Buenos Aires City Heritage site.


              The vintage lobby has gorgeous original tilework and stained glass windows.              The hotel’s 39 guestrooms are spacious and an excellent deal for the price. They’re decked out in streamlined black-and-white retro decor, though some are dark and experience some street noise. Features include hardwood flooring, high ceilings, and large bow windows (some rooms even have parallel windows on two sides), Egyptian cotton duvets, LCD TVs, laptop-sized safes and individually controlled heating and air conditioning. Be sure to mention your bathroom preference at check-in, since some rooms have a separate walk-in shower, others just a bathtub.

              The hotel’s pièce de résistance is its wooden rooftop terrace, which has panoramic views of the city and features outdoor sofas hovering around a “Sky Jacuzzi.” The terrace also has a wide chimney where guests can enjoy the traditional Argentine barbecue known as asado together with local wines (with 48-hour advance booking). The staff can sometimes be a bit slow with requests, but don’t take it personally.

              Perhaps the hotel’s best feature is its proximity to famous landmarks like the Casa Rosado (yes, the one with the balcony from which Evita implored Argentina not to cry for her). The Moreno Hotel is in the famed San Telmo neighborhood, surrounded by art galleries, antique stores, museums, restaurants and, of course, tango halls. It’s also just a few blocks from the subway. Even though the hotel’s street is a bit grungy, the area is a perfectly safe place to base yourself while exploring the historic city.

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              What to do

              • Sunday Street Market. One of the best perks of staying at the Moreno is that it’s one block from one of the best Sunday street markets in Buenos Aires, at Plaza Dorrego. There are tons of colorful handicrafts, local foods and antiques on display. And of course, tango dancers.
              • Gran Victoria. One of BA’s best people-watching restaurants is just a short stroll from the hotel. Gran Victoria on Hipolito Yrigoyen overlooks the Plaza de Mayo. The staff is megafriendly, and this is a great spot for a break when sightseeing tires you out.
              • Casa Rosada. Just a few blocks from the hotel, this presidential palace (where the president still works) can be toured, along with its museum. The most famous building in Argentina is painted a striking pink, and yes, Madonna impersonated Evita on the iconic balcony here.
              • Evita Museum. If you still can’t get enough of Argentina’s most celebrated first lady, head to the Evita Museum at 2988 Lafinur Street. The place does a fantastic job of showcasing photos, articles and items that belonged to Eva, including several of the former first lady’s dresses. English-language tours are available.

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              How to get there

              Flights are available to Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) from major U.S. cities on a variety of carriers. Transfers are approximately $52 per car, each way, and can be arranged by the property.

              Moreno Hotel Buenos Aires
              Moreno 376
              Buenos Aires, Argentina
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              How to get there

              Flights are available to Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) from major U.S. cities on a variety of carriers. Transfers are approximately $52 per car, each way, and can be arranged by the property.

              Moreno Hotel Buenos Aires
              Moreno 376
              Buenos Aires, Argentina
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              What to do

              • Sunday Street Market. One of the best perks of staying at the Moreno is that it’s one block from one of the best Sunday street markets in Buenos Aires, at Plaza Dorrego. There are tons of colorful handicrafts, local foods and antiques on display. And of course, tango dancers.
              • Gran Victoria. One of BA’s best people-watching restaurants is just a short stroll from the hotel. Gran Victoria on Hipolito Yrigoyen overlooks the Plaza de Mayo. The staff is megafriendly, and this is a great spot for a break when sightseeing tires you out.
              • Casa Rosada. Just a few blocks from the hotel, this presidential palace (where the president still works) can be toured, along with its museum. The most famous building in Argentina is painted a striking pink, and yes, Madonna impersonated Evita on the iconic balcony here.
              • Evita Museum. If you still can’t get enough of Argentina’s most celebrated first lady, head to the Evita Museum at 2988 Lafinur Street. The place does a fantastic job of showcasing photos, articles and items that belonged to Eva, including several of the former first lady’s dresses. English-language tours are available.

              All tips and reviews are available to members.

              Loft

              Room Details

              • Loft Rooms are 602 square feet and feature a living room.
              • Maximum Occupancy: 3 (Rates quoted are for 2 people. There is a cost to add an additional guest to this room; see policies below.)
              • Bed Type: 1 King or 2 Twin (For specific bedding requests, please specify in the Special Instructions field after purchase.)
              • Children Policy: Children 2 and under are permitted at no additional cost using a crib. Children between 3 and 17 are permitted for an additional fee of $60 per night using existing bedding within maximum occupancy.
              • Additional Adult Policy: 1 adult 18 and over is permitted in addition to the double occupancy for a fee of $60, per night, using existing bedding within maximum occupancy.
              • Handicap-Accessible: No

              Big Loft

              Room Details

              • Big Loft Rooms are 721 square feet and feature a separate living room and en-suite bathroom.
              • Maximum Occupancy: 3 (Rates quoted are for 2 people. There is a cost to add an additional guest to this room; see policies below.)
              • Bed Type: 1 King or 2 Twin (For specific bedding requests, please specify in the Special Instructions field after purchase.)
              • Children Policy: Children 2 and under are permitted at no additional cost using a crib. Children between 3 and 17 are permitted for an additional fee of $60 per night using existing bedding within maximum occupancy.
              • Additional Adult Policy: 1 adult 18 and over is permitted in addition to the double occupancy for a fee of $60, per night, using existing bedding within maximum occupancy.
              • Handicap-Accessible: No

              Extra Large

              Room Details

              • Extra Large Rooms are 465 square feet and feature a separate living area.
              • Maximum Occupancy: 2, including children (Rates quoted are for 2 people.)
              • Bed Type: 1 King or 2 Twin (For specific bedding requests, please specify in the Special Instructions field after purchase.)
              • Children Policy: Children 2 and under are permitted at no additional cost using existing bedding or a roll-away crib.
              • Handicap-Accessible: No

              Extra Extra Large

              Room Details

              • Extra Extra Large Rooms are 500 square feet and feature a separate living area.
              • Maximum Occupancy: 3 (Rates quoted are for 2 people. There is a cost to add an additional guest to this room; see policies below.)
              • Bed Type: 1 King or 2 Twin (For specific bedding requests, please specify in the Special Instructions field after purchase.)
              • Children Policy: Children 2 and under are permitted at no additional cost using existing bedding or a roll-away crib.
              • Additional Adult Policy: 1 adult 3 and over is permitted in addition to the double occupancy for a fee of $60, per night, using existing bedding within maximum occupancy.
              • Handicap-Accessible: No

              Policies

              • Minimum Check-In Age: 18
              • Transfer Policy: Transfers to/from Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) airport are approximately $52 per car, each way, and can be arranged through the property.
              • Pet Policy: Pets are permitted, but there is a weight limit of 22 pounds.
              • Internet Access: Complimentary WiFi.
              • Smoking Policy: Standard: Smoking is permitted in select rooms. (For specific room requests, please fill out the Special Instructions field after booking.)
              • Rates quoted for additional fees and services are subject to change due to currency conversion.
              • All taxes and fees imposed by the property will be added at the time of purchase on Jetsetter. Guests are responsible for all incidental charges during their stay (e.g., room service, minibar, in-room movies, etc.).

              Check in & Check out

              • Check in: 3PM
              • Check out: 12PM
              • Minimum stay: 1 night

              Member Reviews (25)

              First-hand knowledge from members who’ve been here on a Jetsetter trip.

              • What I liked

                The San Telmo region is great! Decor was awesome and very nice large rooms. Also, the restaurant right downstairs, Aldo's was perfect to start or end the night!

                What I disliked

                The neighborhood does appear dirty w/ a lot of graffiti, but we were sufficiently warned by Jetsetter. :)

                Danielle M     6 months ago
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              • What I liked

                The rooms are incredibles!!!! And the service it´s the best.

                Anonymous User     6 months ago
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              • What I liked

                The room was spacious, adorable and had a great view of San Telmo. It was perfect for two friends enjoying Buenos Aires. The staff were very accomodating, breakfast was well-stocked with a lot of choices (of the types of things you'd expect from an Argentine continental breakfast).

                What I disliked

                The coupon we were provided with for the free drink at the restaurant downstairs (Aldo) seemed to be received oddly. We felt a little uncomfortable about using it because some of the staff seemed confused and/or annoyed by it. The terms on the coupon said 'one free drink', but the staff informed us it was actually one glass of house red or one glass of house white. (This is less to do with the Moreno, but moreso to do with maybe the fact that the Moreno could coordinate with the Aldo a bit better).

                Anonymous User     4 months ago
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              • What I liked

                Great location with plenty of great restaurants near by. Great room with lots of space. Fabulous roof top terrace.

                What I disliked

                Long time to check in on a busy weekend, didn't get our room until 3.30pm. However, when checking out at midday, other guests managed to check early. Every room is different, so i guess it's just the luck of the draw.

                Anonymous User     1 year ago
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              • What I liked

                Huge rooms. Breakfast on the roof. English-speaking staff.

                What I disliked

                Car service they used isn't the most reliable. Slow to respond to email requests.

                Cynthia M     5 months ago
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              • What I liked

                The room was in excellent condition, the staff was amazingly friendly, and the location made for easy walking to many great sites.

                What I disliked

                There needed to be more mirrors... We only had one small one which was in the bathroom and made it difficult when two singles girls try to get ready!

                Mallory M     4 months ago
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              • What I liked

                Room size

                Anonymous User     7 months ago
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              • What I liked

                Great location - close to everything but in funky San Telmo so you feel like a local; rooms are extremely spacious.

                What I disliked

                The included breakfast was very basic but that's a minor concern since the value was still excellent.

                David D     1 year ago
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              • What I liked

                rooms are very charmed and the location is the best for walking distances; Restaurant is a mayor factor.

                What I disliked

                you cant charge to your room... while you are in the restaurant.

                Anonymous User     9 months ago
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              • What I liked

                The room was very modern and spacious, the staff were lovely, the roof deck very relaxing and the feel of the hotel was warm and friendly.

                What I disliked

                No chance of a late checkout because its so small and as a woman by myself, i did feel slightly unsafe walking around the area at night. (However the lovely staff will order you a taxi whenever you need it!)

                Amelia T     7 months ago
                This was helpful

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              • How many rooms total in the hotel?

                Abdul Y 3 months ago

              • Hi Abdul, there are 39 rooms in the hotel.

                Erica Drennan 3 months ago

              • What is meant by "loft" in this hotel? Are there stairs to climb to a second level?

                1 year ago

              • The Loft includes a living room with a wooden floor. It has a big sofa, an armchair and a working desk. There are no stairs to climb to a second level. It is the name of a larger room type.

                Shane Blankenhorn 1 year ago

              • What is an en-suite bathroom?

                Rus Y 1 year ago

              • An en-suite bathroom just means that there is a bathroom within your Loft. Both of the room types we offer include an en-suite bathroom. Several of the rooms may have a separate bathtub and walk-in shower.

                Shane Blankenhorn 1 year ago

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                465 sq ft with 1 king or 2 twin beds and a separate living area

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                500 sq ft with 1 king or 2 twin beds and a separate living area

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