Av. Cerrito 154, Buenos Aires, Argentina | (618) 248-8274
Fresh and modern hotel in the center of downtown Buenos Aires
Within walking distance of restaurants, bars, shops, and tourist attractions
Comfortable rooms with attractive hardwood floors, air-conditioning, and minibars
Rooftop pool (summer only) and terrace with excellent city views
On-site restaurant with breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus 24-hour room service
Attractive lobby bar
Fitness center and small sauna
Free Wi-Fi throughout hotel
On-site parking (for fee)
Streetside rooms can get noise
Breakfast not included in room rates
Decor is somewhat generic
The 176-room NH Buenos Aires 9 de Julio is a mid-range hotel conveniently located in the center of downtown Buenos Aires and close to a host of financial institutions, government buildings, restaurants, shops, and sights. Decor is unassuming and modern, if somewhat generic, but rooms are tastefully decorated and feature attractive hardwood floors, minibars, air-conditioning, and free Wi-Fi. The hotel has a lovely rooftop pool (open in the summer) and an attractive outdoor terrace with great views. Other features include a bar, meeting rooms, small fitness area, and sauna, as well as a restaurant that serves breakfast (for a fee), lunch, and dinner. Travelers might also want to consider the Exe Hotel Colon, which offers a wider range of room sizes, but no rooftop pool.
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Scene
Contemporary hotel with tasteful decor, if somewhat generic
Part of the NH hotel brand and named after the street it sits on, the NH Buenos Aires 9 de Julio is located in a plain 13-story building with an attractive pillared entryway flanking a central rotating doorway. Built in 2009, the hotel still has a fresh, clean air about it. The lobby is pleasant and functional, if somewhat generic, with simple, modern decor that combines neutral colors with tasteful pops of red. Tiled floors are paired with gray walls, and inset ceilings are set with recessed lighting. A carpet marks out a seating area from the long reception desk and offers a few slouchy couches in neutral colors along with red armchairs. Because of its central location in downtown Buenos Areas near both commercial and government buildings as well as tourist hotspots, the hotel is host to a range of guests from business travelers to sightseers.
Location
Conveniently located in central Buenos Aires and within walking distance of restaurants, bars, shops, and tourist attractions
This aptly named hotel is well-situated on the bustling 9 de Julio Avenue in Buenos Aires’ El Centro (City Center) and ideally located for both tourists and business travelers alike. The area is home to many of the city’s financial institutions and government buildings, as well as a host of restaurants, bars, and theaters. The city’s tourist epicenter, Microcentro, is within walking distance of the hotel and Florida Avenue is less than 10 minutes away, while the Plaza de Mayo and nearby Casa Rosada and Metropolitan Cathedral are less than 15 minutes away on foot. For those traveling by car, there's an underground parking lot on-site, though it costs an extra fee.- Four-minute walk to Lima subway station
Rooms
Fresh, contemporary rooms with unassuming, but pleasant decor, minibars, and free Wi-Fi
Rooms range in size but have standard decor, which is tasteful, but somewhat generic with modern functionality and unassuming style. Wood floors provide a nice change from typical wall-to-wall carpeting, while neutral beige walls and white bedding offer a pleasant contrast to black furniture and black-and-white framed photos on the walls. Ottoman seats upholstered in a lively pattern adds a little interest. Bathrooms are similarly neutral with brown tiling, roomy vanities, and separate areas for the toilets, while wet-room style showers have rainfall showerheads. All rooms have air-conditioning, desks, standing wardrobes, flat-screen TVs with cable, free Wi-Fi, minibars, and tea/coffee facilities. Irons/ironing boards, safes, hairdryers, and individual toiletries are also standard. Suites include a separate sitting area, Nespresso coffeemaker, and bathrobes and slippers. Though problems sprout here and there -- Internet down, AC not cooling enough, etc. -- on the whole, guests find the rooms adequately sized, clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. Note that streetside rooms on higher floors can get noise, though they offer better views.
Features
Rooftop pool and terrace with city views, fitness area, bar and restaurant -- but breakfast buffet costs extra
The hotel has a small rooftop pool that’s open during the summer months and a stylish rooftop terrace with wood-paneled flooring, patio seating, and great city views. The fitness area is built for function with padded flooring and mirrored walls and has four cardio machines, free weights, an exercise ball, and a water station. There’s also a small sauna. The hotel has a stylish dining area with red and beige slipper chairs and wooden tables. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available here with international choices. The breakfast buffet presents the usual suspects -- fruit, cereal, pastries, coffee, etc. -- and guests tend to rate it somewhere between adequate and satisfying, though it doesn’t come standard with the room rate. A stylish lobby bar is open morning to night, while four on-site event rooms can host up to 300 people, with audiovisual equipment available for rent. A business corner in the lobby offers two Internet-equipped computers. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi throughout, 24-hour room service, and 24-hour security. Babysitting, dry cleaning, laundry service, and airport pick up can be arranged as well.
