PATIOS DE SAN TELMO

The place is very charming, looks like an old house, which was renovated and has big patios, the room are spacious and nice to chill, there is a rooftop pool nice to relax after long walking day in the city

Charming boutique hotel centrally located in the San Telmo neighbourhood, with lots of bars and restaurants in the area. Very helpful staff and good breakfast. We loved the cozy room upstairs from the restaurant which felt like a beautifully decorated living room.

The reception was very good, friendly and smiling. The same in the breakfast room. In this hotel was an exhibition from paintings of Horacio Carrena, very renowned artist. We bought one of those paintings.

V helpful staff, clean airy rooms, relaxing and nicely decorated communal areas, great location. Wifi v slow and pool was a bit grubby (but it wasn't swimming weather anyway!) The bathrooms were in need of a little updating.

The hotel is ideally located for exploring the San Telmo neighborhood and is not too far from landmarks such as the Plaza de Mayo and the Palermo neighborhood. It is only 3 blocks from the famous Street Market that takes place on Sundays -- and where you can catch the free tango demos at Plaza Dorrego, and there are good shops in the area for purchasing wine and other comestibles. It is also only a block from the Gran Parrilla de Buenos Aires restaurant, which has great steaks and wonderful atmosphere. We stayed at Patios de San Telmo twice in late March - early April and so had the chance to evaluate two separate rooms. While I agree with the reviewers who are concerned about the size of the bathrooms, we did not find this to be a major inconvenience. I will say that our first room, on the second floor, was far superior to our second one, in a much less desirable patio at the mezzanine level above the ground floor. You might want to avoid rooms with 100-level numbers, if possible. What really stood out at the hotel was the friendly and very helpful front desk service, and in this regard, I want to recognize Juan, who managed the front desk most of the time we were there (or so it seemed.) He was always cheerful, personable, and helpful --with a ready sense of humor. He added a "human factor" to our stay that made it really special.