Home Hotel Buenos Aires

One of the best hotels my husband & I had stayed.& we have traveled a lot. Everyone was very friendly & efficient at all times since we got off the taxi. Great atmosphere, breakfast & food in general was very good & rooms were clean & comfortable with all you need. Great location & walkable area around restaurants etc. If you did not like it, you are not going to like any other. We were celebrating our anniversary & a bottle of champagne was waiting for us in our room. We will definitely return & recommend to friends.

Home Hotel is the kind of place you wish you could move into. My husband and I stayed here for a few days and absolutely loved it. The property is beautiful, the vibe is laid-back and luxurious, and the location in Palermo is perfect—walking distance to everything we wanted to explore. Our room was incredibly cozy, quiet, and hard to leave in the best way. We ate at the hotel restaurant multiple times (everything was delicious), lounged in the garden with a bottle of wine before heading out for the night, and spent a relaxing afternoon by the pool. We also treated ourselves to massages and enjoyed time in the dry sauna—both were lovely touches that made the stay feel even more indulgent. The staff were kind, helpful, and had a calming, casual energy that made the whole experience feel welcoming and unpretentious. If you’re looking for a cozy, stylish, amenity-rich stay in Buenos Aires, Home Hotel is it.

We didn’t stay here — we just showed up for brunch like classy squatters. And wow. What a hidden gem. You walk in and instantly feel like you’ve been invited to the cool kid’s garden party… if the cool kid had impeccable taste, great music, and a secret stash of truffle oil. The brunch is phenomenal. We’re talking next-level stuff — the kind that makes you silently nod while chewing, like yes, this is who I am now. Prices are a bit high, but honestly, so is the standard. Worth every peso if you’re into quality and not sadness on a plate. Vibe? Immaculate. Staff? Chill and lovely. People around us looked like extras in an artsy European film, but somehow it didn’t feel pretentious. We came for toast and eggs. We left spiritually elevated.