Nh City Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires

My stay at the hotel was decent overall. The rooms had a contemporary style but lacked that extra touch to truly make it a five-star experience. I found them to be fair and comfortable, although a bit noisy due to their proximity to the lift. The hotel's claim of luxury fell short in some small details like the need to request Nespresso capsules that were not automatically replaced.

My stay at the hotel was delightful. The rooms were incredibly spacious, but some areas looked a bit dated. The service was top-notch, especially thanks to Martin at the front desk. The location was very convenient, close to key attractions like Av De Mayo and Av 9 De Julio. However, the dining experience was a bit of a letdown compared to other hotels I've visited.

My stay at the hotel was a pleasant experience overall. The rooms, although a little outdated, were comfortable with very nice bathrooms, but they could use some improvements like fixing the flooring. The service was outstanding with a very helpful and accommodating staff. The location was perfect, right next to Plaza de Mayo and close to many tourist attractions. The dining options were decent but could be more varied. The facilities were good, but there were a couple of insect cocoons on the ceiling that needed attention.

The hotel boasts a central location perfect for exploring the city, although the rooms could use a modern update. The service was friendly and helpful, and the dining options were satisfactory. Overall, it offered good value for the money.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were spacious enough for three adults, clean, and equipped with good amenities, but there were a couple of insect cocoons on the ceiling and the flooring needed attention. The single twin bed made the room feel small and crowded. The service was outstanding, with the staff going out of their way to recommend and arrange visits to various attractions, although they were less than helpful with restaurant suggestions. The location is the best selling point, being right in the center of Buenos Aires, but it seemed a bit unsafe. The dining experience was exemplary with a wide selection of options, but it took some time to find a clean table. The facilities were well-maintained, but considering there's a Pertutti restaurant below the hotel, the value for dining may not be the best. Overall, a mixed experience with its highlights and areas for improvement.