“A hip and romantic B&B set in a beautiful neo-classical building and surrounded by artworks. Lovely boutique rooms have attractive decoration and views onto a pretty garden. Breakfast room, sun bathing area, tango lessons and yoga classes. A real steal in a cool area. ”
“A hip and romantic B&B set in a beautiful neo-classical building and surrounded by artworks. Lovely boutique rooms have attractive decoration and views onto a pretty garden. Breakfast room, sun bathing area, tango lessons and yoga classes. A real steal in a cool area. ”
Recommended For
- Close to nightlife
- Lots of restaurants, bars and clubs in the area around (Palermo Soho).
- Sights nearby
- Armenia Square and Serrano Square are bustling with attractions.
- Romantic Break
- A beautiful neo-classical house with artistic flair.
- Learning
- Xul Solar Museum and Museo de los Ninos.
- Designer Shopping
- Abasto Shopping Center.
- Other Activities
- Tango lessons.
- Local markets
- Yoga
- City Style
- No restaurant
- Breakfast is provided.
- Sit-out Terrace
- Romantic
- Traditional
- Beach nearby
- Child friendly
- Chic
- Boutique
- B+B
Facilities
- No restaurant
- Breakfast is provided.
- Airport transfer
- Airport shuttle.
- Air conditioning
- Sit-out Terrace
- Walking distance restaurants
- Wifi
- Sitting Room
- Child friendly
- Garden
Activities
- Close to nightlife
- Lots of restaurants, bars and clubs in the area around (Palermo Soho).
- Sights nearby
- Armenia Square and Serrano Square are bustling with attractions.
- Learning
- Xul Solar Museum and Museo de los Ninos.
- Designer Shopping
- Abasto Shopping Center.
- Other Activities
- Tango lessons.
- Local markets
- Yoga
Map & Location
What's Nearby
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Top 10 hotels and B&Bs in Buenos Aires – from budg
If this stylish guesthouse were just a couple of blocks down the road, it would probably cost double the price. It's situated on the outer edges of Palermo, meaning you have to walk a little bit to be in the centre of the action, but there are advantages to being on a quiet residential street. This 1920s property is the converted childhood home of owner, Lucila, a former gymnast, who transformed it with her husband, Fernando, a former soap opera star. It's filled with arty touches and retro furniture, plus the large back garden provides a welcome oasis.
Originally published by The Guardian (view article)
