Buenos Aires
Hospitality Industry
Welcome to LodgingGuide's hospitality industry listings for the Buenos Aires area.
The success of Argentina as an exporter has made Buenos Aires home to many wealthy businessmen who have built mansions
along the downtown streets, which look more like Parisian boulevards than the narrower streets of neighboring
cities. You can find a coffee shop, small bakery, or a sidewalk cafe on just about every corner, and the entire city looks
and feels more like an upscale European town than do other South American towns of comparable size. Neither the summers or
winters are extreme, and the weather is perfect for shopping or cafe and museum hopping all year round.
You can begin researching lodging properties and on-site restaurants in the Buenos Aires area by selecting one of the options shown below.
Buenos Aires Lodging Search:
Lodging by Location:
| · | Downtown Buenos Aires | · | Retiro | ||
| Lodging in the downtown area, in the center of Buenos Aires, including the barrios of Caballito, Capital Federal, Congreso and Villa Devoto. | Lodging options in the barrio of Retiro, transportation hub to all points in the city and surrounding communities, and center for many high tech office buildings. | ||||
| · | Belgrano | · | San Telmo | ||
| Lodging in the tree-lined residential barrio of Belgrano. | Lodging options in the barrio of San Telmo, filled with historic architecture and antique shops. | ||||
| · | Palermo | · | Greater Buenos Aires | ||
| Lodging in the large barrio of Palermo, which includes natural park areas as well as residential neighborhoods, with the artistic community of Palmermo Hollywood (Old Palermo) at its center. | Lodging options in other barrios within the Buenos Aires city limits, including La Boca, Las Caņitas, Nuņez, Plaza San Martin and others. | ||||
| · | Recoleta | ||||
| Lodging in the cultural center of Buenos Aires, near European style cafes and the best shopping in town. | |||||
Area Facts: The constant breeze from the Rio de la Plata has given Buenos Aires its name. The international dialing code for Argentina is 54. The city code for Buenos Aires is 1.
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