Buenos Aires Accommodations Europlaza Hotel and Suites
Europlaza Hotel and Suites Buenos Aires – Hotel Review & Information
There are hundreds of hotels in Buenos Aires priced anywhere from $30 per night to well over $300 per night. For this trip, I chose a mid-range hotel in Buenos Aires and went with the Europlaza Hotel and Suites Buenos Aires mainly because of its price and location.
The cost of my premium suite was $83 per night, bringing the total to $233 for three nights. For a centrally located hotel in El Centro Buenos Aires, I felt this was a solid value.
The hotel is located in El Centro (San Nicolás) near the border of Balvanera, just a few blocks from Avenida 9 de Julio.. The area was not overly busy, but it felt safe both during the day and at night. I found the location very walkable and convenient for exploring different parts of the city. Many of the places I recommend in my guide to what to see in Buenos Aires are within walking distance or easily reachable by subway.
To access the hotel via public transportation, take Line B of the Buenos Aires Subte (see my full guide to getting around Buenos Aires) to either Callao or Uruguay station. From either station, the hotel is about a five to ten-minute walk.
I booked my stay through Booking.com and would stay here again, especially as a solo traveler.
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The Room – Europlaza Hotel and Suites Buenos Aires
My room was classified as a suite, though I would use that term loosely. In reality, it felt like a standard room with a full bed. The only additions that separated it from a basic room were a small refrigerator and a whirlpool jacuzzi, which unfortunately did not seem to function properly during my stay.
Even with that minor disappointment, I still felt the room offered good value. The bed was extremely comfortable, and the air conditioning worked exceptionally well. In fact, there were a few nights when I had to get up to turn the AC down because the room became too cold.
The room included:
A desk that worked well as a small workspace
Plenty of space to hang clothes
A mini-fridge stocked with snacks and drinks
A television with approximately 75 Spanish-language channels
An in-room safe
Free WiFi that was fast enough for website edits and photo uploads
The hotel also has a 24-hour front desk, which was helpful since I checked in around 2:00 am. Luggage storage was available as well, which made my departure day easier.
Overall, while the “suite” label was slightly generous, the room itself was comfortable and functional for a solo traveler.
Breakfast at Europlaza Hotel and Suites
Breakfast was included in my stay and was served from 7:00 to 10:30 am in a dining area located between the third and fourth floors.
The breakfast consisted of cereals, pastries, cakes, and cold cuts. I would describe it as average at best, but it was convenient and sufficient to start the day. Had it not been included, I likely would not have added it separately.
Final Thoughts – Is Europlaza Hotel and Suites a Good Choice?
Overall, I thought the Europlaza Hotel and Suites Buenos Aires provided good accommodations for the price. The central location in El Centro, proximity to the Line B subway, and walkability to major avenues like Avenida 9 de Julio made it a practical base for exploring the city.
The hotel works especially well for solo travelers. If traveling as a couple, the full bed might feel small, but for one person, it was perfectly adequate.
The staff was helpful and patient with my broken Spanish, the air conditioning worked very well, and I appreciated the 24-hour front desk and luggage storage.
My only real complaint was the early checkout time of 10:00 am, though the ability to store my bag made it manageable.
Would I stay here again? Yes — particularly if I wanted a centrally located mid-range hotel in Buenos Aires without paying luxury prices.