Eurobuilding Hotel Boutique Buenos Aires

The Eurobuilding Hotel Boutique Buenos Aires, which opened in 2009, is situated in a 10-story concrete-and-glass high-rise. Common areas feature clean, contemporary decor with a neutral color palette and high-end feel. In the lobby, marble floors and rich wood furniture are paired with beige and brown upholstered seating and floor-to-ceiling windows that let in lots of natural light. Two bright red velvety chairs and a chic waterfall wall add sophisticated flair. With its proximity to government buildings and spa-like in-room bathrooms, this hotel attracts a mix of business-oriented travelers and couples.

The hotel is situated near Microcentre, right along a busy road that runs parallel to the tree-lined 9 de Julio Avenue. The area is host to some of the more important government buildings including City Hall, Casa Rosada, and the Ministry of Defense. Because of this, the hotel does attract a lot of business travelers. Leisure travelers may appreciate the theaters, restaurants, and bars within walking distance. The nearby San Telmo neighborhood has some nice dining spots, but the area can be a little dicey at night. 

• Three-minute walk to the Lima metro stop
• 11-minute walk to Obelisco
• 14-minute walk to Teatro Colon Theatre
• 15-minute walk to Congreso
• 16-minute walk to La Casa Rosada (The Pink House)
• 12-minute drive to Recoleta neighborhood and cemetery
• 12-minute drive to Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA)
• 27-minute drive to Ministro Pistarini International Airport (without traffic)

Rooms are spacious and contemporary with understated sophistication, featuring light carpeting, dark wood furnishings, and burgundy accents. It's a traditional take on "upscale" that's firmly not fashion-forward. The real standout here are the luxurious bathrooms -- each has a whirlpool tub with a window that looks directly into the room (there's a shade for guests who want privacy). The beige bathrooms also feature separate, spacious walk-in showers and bidets.

All rooms have air-conditioning, comfortable adjustable beds, sitting areas, desks with ergonomic chairs, and 32-inch flat-screen TVs, along with coffeemakers, and minibars. Bathrooms have magnifying mirrors, hairdryers, bathrobes, and toiletries. Rooms higher up can have pretty nice city views, and despite sitting along a main road, most guests say exterior noise isn't an issue. Entry-level rooms deserve their Deluxe designation, while Suites add dining tables, living areas, and other extras. 

The hotel has a pretty nice set of features for a small property. The restaurant serves a small daily breakfast buffet (extra fee) along with lunch and dinner, while the lobby bar offers drinks starting in the late afternoon. Room service is available during limited hours.

The hotel has a beautiful wood terrace that wraps around the 10th floor and functions as a lively bar at night, offering loungers and other seating along with nice city views. The terrace also holds a chic plunge pool with a cool mini-waterfall accent that runs under glass panels around the wood-planked deck. There's a small fitness center -- the cardio and weightlifting equipment are modern, but they're somewhat oddly situated in a converted hotel room. There's also a small but modern sauna. 

For business guests, there are two meeting rooms, along with a business center with two work desk with computers. Wi-Fi is free throughout. The front desk is open 24 hours and staff offer concierge services. Staff can arrange for laundry service, ticket assistance, or airport transfers. There's no on-site parking.