Buenos Aires hotels in San Cristóbal

Pros: Diego was super kind and helpful with us. The hostel was charming, we had a very good time there. Thanks again !

Pros: It’s a beautiful building that has been considerately and tastefully restored. The bedrooms are spacious with a very cool design. The owner was incredibly helpful and friendly, going above and beyond to make our stay great. Unfortunately we were only able to stay for 1 night but wish we could have stayed for more!

Cons: N/A

Pros: The host is fantastic The building has a lot of character and you feel at home instantly The room is very large. Nice breakfast Very good price for the quality Really enjoyed it!

Cons: You can hear a bit of traffic from the street but seems normal based on the building style

Pros: My mom and I were travelling somewhat haphazardly in Buenos Aires, and Diego was so helpful with our various foibles; we ended up staying four nights instead of two. We enjoyed our split-level suite and meeting and cooking with the other guests.

Cons: A bit more traffic noise in the early morning from our room than other places we stayed because the street is a bit busy; this also means that shops and other necessities are all just down the block though. We had our earplugs and it was just fine.

Pros: Our lofty room with 2 levels looked amazing, and communal zone full of old photos and antique things leaves feeling of staying in a museum while still being very cosy. The host, Diego, was very welcoming and friendly and also gave us some good advice regarding the city.

Pros: The room is clean and confortable The recepionist at night the guy from Venezuela was very helpful he did a professional job. congartulations

Cons: The breakfast: is better to forget. I asked for a wake up call but nobodíy woke me up. When I asked the receptionist in the morning why did they promise if nobody wakes me up She just said "I know but I was busy"

Pros: An own bathroom is really nice and the TV in the room is able to connect to smartphones

Cons: Price is a bit too high for what you actually get. But probably still the best decision for a private place for lovers.

Pros: The room was simple, yet nice and good enough for the price. The staff were friendly and willing to help !

Cons: The breakfast wasn’t the best, specially if you are on a diet!

Pros: Best option for its cost, it compares favourably with pricier hotels in Buenos Aires. The staff was also very kind.

Pros: Standard breakfast. Clean. Location is OK. Friendly personnel.

Cons: Lack of facilities.

Pros: What a great place ! Great and professional team ! Always smiling staff ! Good WiFi and near a metro station For this price it’s the best value we had in our all trip !

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Clean room and great breakfast

Pros: The staff were very friendly and the hotel was good value for money. Good airconditioning.

Cons: The room needed a fridge and a safe. The bed was a little small but no real complaint.

Pros: The communication with Posada Gotan accommodation was great, fast and very helpful. Thibaud got in contact with me straight away and provided me with all the information I needed. I was able to arrange a late check in as my flight arrived late evening in Buenos Aires and Karolina received me with open arms and I felt very welcomed straight away. The breakfast in the morning was lovely, and Thibaud offered help with anything I needed as well as tips about getting around in Buenos Aires. My stay was only very short but if I come back to Buenos Aires I most definitely will come back to Posada Gotan and stay for a longer period. Small little home away from home, I loved it!

Pros: The staff were nice enough, breakfast a standard Argentinian one, and the rooms were simple, but pleasant and clean. The Venezuelan lady serving breakfast and doing the night shift speaks a bit of English and is friendly. However this did not make up for the two major drawbacks - the area, and the mosquitoes.

Cons: The area felt completely void of anything you seek out as a traveller, hardly any (even basic) shops or restaurants. I felt the place was explained as a pleasant neighbourhood with local places to eat etc, but it felt quite unsafe, deserted at night and even in daytime there were very few people moving about, which is not a good thing in BA. As an example the only visible business on the same block is a car mechanic shop. Not a single restaurants so you end up spending a lot of time in Ubers or taxis going to and from San Telmo/Recoleta or similar for eating and anything to do really. We were also hoping for a bit more of an atmospheric Posada than it was. The table and chairs that you see in the pictures in the courtyard is not there, there were a few slightly drab chairs and tables inside, but it didn't feel inviting to be spending any more time than we had to there. The other major drawback was the mosquitoes. We stayed in the quadruple room with our two children and despite mosquito spray, the plug in repellent that was provided by the hostel, and us killing mosquitoes before going to bed, our children were completely eaten in the morning, I'm talking dozens of bites. No AC remote was given upon checkin and when asked we had to wait for hours for it. They have a significant mosquito problem here, mosquitoes that seem to come in through the bathroom ventilation and with high ceilings were impossible to get to. When we checked in there were plenty of smashed mozzies over every wall so it was evident this has been a problems to previous guests. It had rained a fair bit before arriving, but with an infestation efter rain there should be nets above the beds, or proper fumigation. As a result we decided to leave one day early and find another place to stay. We did actually ask if we could have the last night refunded due to the situation, but the owner replied that he was unable to grant a refund.

Pros: The building is stunning!

Pros: Very friendly staff... he walked us all the way to the bank and restaurants to make sure we got what we needed as we arrived late! Very lovely rooms as well, charming and unique!

Pros: This small hotel is run by the descendants of the people who built the original home. It is a welcoming oasis of calm in an otherwise busy and vibrant city and is proof that brass, glass and marble are not what makes any hotel great. What is more important is personal care and attention and the wonderful people of Posada Gotan have this in abundance. I was welcomed as a guest, and farewelled as a friend.

Pros: The courtyard was lovely and cool in the afternoon. Our bedroom was tastefully decorated and simple, and the service received at reception was fantastic. We only stayed one night before flying back to England - would love to have stayed longer.

Cons: Mosquitos, but that’s no the property’s fault!