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Sofitel Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires

Pierre-Yves Rochon–designed rooms in a 1929 Neoclassical high-rise. Room to Book: Nos. 707 and 715 have the best skyline views and magnificent views of Arroyo street. Doubles from $580, includ...

Caesar Park, Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires

175 rooms and a marble-clad lobby, on a quiet downtown side street.  Room to Book: Garden Views on floors 2-5 are the most tranquil. Doubles from $425.

Four Seasons Hotel, Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires

1916 mansion and a modern 13-story tower, connected by French-style gardens.  Room to Book: 11th-floor rooms have superb city vistas. Doubles from $495. World's Best Service, 90.63, 2010

Palacio Duhau, Park Hyatt Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires

This just-opened Park Hyatt redefines luxury in the Argentine capital. Originally built in 1934 by French architect León Dourge for the Duhau family, the hotel’s ironwork, crystal chandeliers, and ga...

Park Tower, a Luxury Collection Hotel

Buenos Aires

Every guest gets a butler at this downtown mainstay with stellar service.  Room to Book: Those on the 15th floor and above, for panoramic views of the Río de la Plata. Doubles from $315, inclu...

Hilton Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires

Vinoteca Palacio Duhau–Park Hyatt Buenos Aires

Compare Malbecs from Argentina’s different regions around this tall marble tasting bar. Here, superman sommelier Marcelo Rebolé oversees a 7,000-bottle cellar with some five dozen by-the-glass offerin...

Why Go Now: Buenos Aires Celebrates 200 Years

2010 is shaping up to be a great year for Americans to travel to the

Best Cafés in Buenos Aires

In a sprawling city such as Buenos Aires, where do you begin? T+L uncovers the top spots where locals get their fill.

Buenos Aires Reinventing Itself

In the wake of an economic crisis, this metropolis is looking beyond its European past and finding inspiration in its own culture. Mitchell Owens examines the comeback of the Paris of the Pampas.