Casa Calma Hotel vs Bonito Buenos Aires, San Telmo
Casa Calma Hotel and Bonito Buenos Aires, San Telmo are both recommended by reviewers writing for major publications. On balance, Casa Calma Hotel ranks significantly higher than Bonito Buenos Aires, San Telmo. Casa Calma Hotel comes in at #6 in Buenos Aires with endorsements from 8 publications including Time Out, Jetsetter and Star Service.
Casa Calma Hotel
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Suipacha 1015, Buenos Aires 1008, Argentina
From $105 /night
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
Fodor's
"This boutique property and "wellness hotel" in the heart of downtown Buenos Aires has taken the concept of in-house spa to a new level."
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Jetsetter
"CasaCalma Hotel is in the heart of Buenos Aires, walking distance from Plaza Libertad and Teatro Nacional Cervantes. This 4-star hotel is close to Teatro Colon and Obelisco.
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Time Out
"Looking to escape the big-city traffic and pollution, the headlines, the heat or whatever? A few days decompressing in this oasis of tranquillity should do the trick."
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Star Service
"This is one of the most sophisticated of the small boutique inns scattered across the Argentine capital."
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There are no connecting rooms, but families can request rooms on the same floor.
BlackBook
"Tricked out boutique decadence in the middle of downtown Buenos Aires. Each room is basically a relaxing little spa."
Bonito Buenos Aires, San Telmo
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Av Juan de Garay 458, San Telmo, Buenos Aires 1153, Argentina
From $60 /night
- Free Internet
- Free Breakfast
- Shuttle Bus
- Dry Cleaning
- Air Conditioning
- Breakfast included
Frommer's
"Known for years as the Cocker (after the former owners' cocker spaniel), this boutique hotel in a fantastic Art Nouveau house is tucked away in an unassuming part of San Telmo."
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If you are looking for romance, choose the rooftop room with its own private patio.
Concierge
"The Cocker, a four-room design B&B, is a case study in urban rescue."
Fodor's
"Each of the seven rooms is unique—a different Argentine artist decorated each—and they take full advantage of every inch of the property."
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Travel + Leisure
"Ever since it opened in 2003, this tiny hotel in the historic, hostel-heavy San Telmo neighborhood has been crazily popular."
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DK Eyewitness
"Elegantly decorated with antiques bought at local stores, the rooms are an ideal balance of old-school grandeur and new boutique style."