Overview

Pros

Rooms are spacious and clean
Large flat-screen TVs
Kitchenettes, and dining tables
Quadruple rooms have twin beds and can comfortably accommodate families
Free use of computers and Internet connection in lobby

Cons

No-frills hotel with sparse amenities, uninspired design, and a lackluster spa
Kitchenettes lack microwaves, coffeemakers and kettles
Bathrooms are cramped with narrow showers
Surrounding area is run-down, traffic-clogged and sketchy, especially at night
Fee for Wi-Fi use and no hotel parking

Bottom Line

Entering the unremarkable lobby of the 70-room Apart Hotel is enough to tell you that it's a no-frills property. Located in a rundown neighborhood, this mid-range hotel features rooms that are spacious and offer flat-screen TVs, but lack basic amenities, such as coffeemakers or microwaves in the kitchenettes. The cramped bathrooms and terrible views are big drawbacks. Families traveling on a budget may enjoy the layout of Quadruple rooms, which have plenty of space and twin beds for children, but the location in Congreso might be better suited to business travelers.

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Amenities

Air Conditioner
Balcony / Terrace / Patio
Business Center
Cable
Concierge
Cribs
Dry Cleaning
Free Breakfast
Full Kitchen
Internet
Kids Allowed
Laundry
Meeting / Conference Rooms
Mini Bar (with liquor)
Room Service
Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space
Spa
Airport Transportation

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Location

Located in Congreso, near Argentina's federal government buildings

The Apart Hotel is located in the historic Congreso district, where the legislative seat of the Argentine government is stationed. There's plenty to see within walking distance, the metro is within a few minutes' walk, and stores and eateries are located on nearby Corrientes Avenue.Congreso is somewhat run-down and sketchy (especially at night), and isn't as popular with non-business visitors as the trendy Palmero or Retiro areas. An increased police presence in the area is starting to turn the area around, and more businesses and hotels are opening as a result, but there's still a long way to go.- 18-minute drive to Jorge Newbery Airport

36-minute drive to Ministro Pistarini International Airport
4-minute walk to Congressional Plaza, the seat of the Argentine government
15-minute walk to Calle Florida, a main shopping area
19-minute walk to the Obelisk, one of the most recognizable sights in Buenos Aires
21-minute walk or 7-minute drive to historic Colon Theater
22-minute walk to the Metropolitan Cathedral
25-minute walk to Casa Rosada, the Presidential Palace
12-minute drive to lively Plaza Dorrego, complete with a wonderful antiques market on Sundays
12-minute drive to the Museum of Modern Art
12-minute drive to popular San Telmo Market
12-minute drive to the Botanical Garden
12-minute drive to the zoo
13-minute drive to Palermo Soho, a trendy area full of restaurants, bars and designer boutiques
15-minute drive to the Museum of Latin-American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA)
16-minute drive to Puerto Madero, full of bars and restaurants
16-minute drive to the Boca Juniors stadium
18-minute drive to the Buenos Aires Racetrack
19-minute drive to iconic Caminito, a colorful neighborhood

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Standard Double Apartment
Standard Quadruple Apartment
Standard Triple Apartment

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Located in Congreso, near Argentina's federal government buildings

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