Apassionata Tango Hotel

Hotel is very well located and service is very good. Hotel manager is very welcome and the breakfast is super.

Absolutely amazing place to stay! Such a lovely hotel and lovely staff. Ideal location close to all the main attractions and streets without being in a noisy area. Every room is different and decorated to perfection.

Convenient 1 day stopover in Buenos Aires. Chic rooms and Fabian is very helpful

It is a homey place to stay. The proprietors go out of their way to make sure you're comfortable and your needs are met. The accommodation was not luxurious by any means, but it was clean, in a safe area, and had a friendly, caring atmosphere. I disliked my first room, because it was at the top of the building, and I found the upper metal staircase to be scary - there's no elevator. I expressed my concern soon after checking in, and my room was switched to a lower floor immediately. The room wasn't spacious, but it was enough room for me. Sizes of rooms vary, so make sure to ask questions and choose carefully when booking here. Beware that the beds are located in lofts in the marble staircase floors. Breakfast was good, and included a nice variety of choices. The location is convenient and safe. There are numerous restaurants, shops and grocery stores, plus subway access nearby. I'd stay here again. The owner was out of town, but if you're looking for tango lessons, this hotel has a beautiful ballroom where you can have lessons from the owner, or possibly someone else, right on the premises.

This is a Tango hotel, so expect dancing and dance classes to be taking place. Sebastian is a superb host. The place is more akin to a home than a hotel. It has an excellent atmosphere. You're left alone if you wish to be but help is always on hand if you want it. There's road noise from early in the morning if you at the front of the hotel as it's sited next to a busy intersection. There's also a lot of stairs to climb inside of the building, which may not suit some but it was fine for me. It's quirky but nice and very welcoming. It's an old style house in a very good area and close to plenty of good bars and restaurants. The Wi-Fi is fine. Nothing was too much trouble for Sebastian and the staff. He speaks fluent English, Spanish and German

This is a small boutique style hotel. Fabian is a very good host. He also instructs tango dancing in the ground floor studio. The rooms that I saw appear to setup for couples, and the open air lower courtyard is a fantastic feature for breakfast and meeting other guests. The hotel only has steps. Location is excellent. Like all streets in cities is busy during working hours, but quite from late to early morning. If street noise is a problem for you, than request a back room. Fabian will also organise tango dancing events and drivers to take you to the airport if you ask him. I would stay here again when next in town. Has good Wifi. No TV, but you don't need one when staying in this type of hotel. If you want to watch soccer the café on the corner near the hotel has Foxtel. Order a beer and watch the soccer and engage in the local community around you.

Couldn’t recommend Apassionata more. Fabian an Tristan were so lovely and made me feel right at home from when I first came in. Clue’s in the name :) With a small hotel like this, Fabian creates a family feel for everyone and also the guests immediately connect. Never been to Buenos Aires before, but can honestly say I did not feel like an outsider for one minute. Thanks so much to everyone at Apassionata. I had a blast.

The bed cover was dirty had to be removed. a white blanket was replaced. heat is on 30 still freezing in room. towels are grey and uninviting. have to pay $12 for breakfast..no thanks. Nice friendly staff. Not 4.7 for sure.