NH Collection Buenos Aires Jousten

the hotel and tje staff is wonderful but the major drawback is the air conditioning which is limited to 23 degrees celcius in rhe middle of summer, i loved the breakfast and decor of the rooms but for the room temperarure i will reconsider the next time if I come back it was very hot during the late hours not until dawn when you feel comfortable.

We were pleasantly surprised and happy to recommend this very nice hotel for your visit to Buenos Aires. It is located near enough to walk to the trendy riverfront area where many nice restaurants and bars are located, yet this hotel is less expensive than the riverfront hotels. The neighborhood is safe to walk and there are small cafes on the nearby streets. Inside the hotel, the waiting area is clean, quiet and attractive. There is a lovely restaurant available however we did not eat there. The front desk is manned 24 hours, and the hosts were professional and very helpful with our questions. They also safely held our luggage in storage while we explored the following day. There are stairs into the front entrance however, the workers kindly helped us with our bags. Our room was comfortable, clean, modern and fully equipped. We can highly recommend.

Very disappointing based on reviews. The entrance of this hotel is one story up from ground level however, there is NO ONE to help you with your suitcases— NO BELLHOPS! We are an elderly couple and it was a struggle for us to get our luggage up one flight of stairs— basically dragging them up the steps. There was no center handrail, just ones on the outer edges. Supposedly, there is coffee and a coffee-maker in your room, but coffee - 2 Nespresso capsules- is only provided for the first night of your stay. If you want more Nespresso capsules you have to buy them. I would have thought that every day the coffee capsules would have been replaced — through CapitalOne Travel we paid $ US 100/night, so I would expect that our room would be supplied the same every day. Air-conditioning is sketchy. Does not work like US air conditioning, where we normally have a +/- 2% degree range with our settings. If you set this at 76° for example, the air conditioning will turn on and off constantly to maintain that setting the first night. It kept us awake. As to the location, it is in the financial district, which I thought would be lively, but, at the end of the workday, it’s like the carpets roll up andand many of the restaurants shut down after the workday.

Staying at NH Jousten in Buenos Aires was terrific. The room was a junior suite and had its own balcony. Jonathan and his colleagues were pleasant and accommodating, They gave sound advice on activities and where to go during Buenos Aires New Year’s celebration. The location is squarely in the center of the business district and just across a bridge from Puerto Madera. Given it is just steps from a Subte station, you can reach anywhere in the metropolis conveniently. Buenos Aires is a gigantic city that offers uncountable activities and this is a good landing spot.

The staff was very accommodating, doing their best to communicate in English for me. The only ? mark of the room was ... why wasn't there luggage stands ... I had to put my open suitcase on the floor. Other than that, nice location and better that average breakfast. Oh yeah, the downhill slope of the sidewalk was very slick after a rain ... beware.