Bed & Breakfast Abode, Buenos Aires
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“This familial guesthouse in the Soho area is a pink-painted corner building lived in by its expat owners. Its interior embraces four rooms, each with private bathroom. A Spanish roof terrace tops the amenities here, and is the location for barbecues, tango classes and wine tastings.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Top location
- Free Wifi
All you need to know
Abode Buenos Aires is a charming, four-bedroom bed and breakfast that trades massive hotel crowds for an authentic, intimate “home away from home” experience. Managed closely by its owner, Orlando, since 2014, it is highly regarded for its personalized hospitality, making guests feel like they are staying with a well-connected local friend rather than at a sterile resort.
The property itself is packed with character, featuring classic design details like high ceilings, a grand stone fireplace, and private room balconies. One of its standout, unique luxuries is the strict use of high-thread-count Egyptian cotton linens and massive, super-soft bath towels—small, premium comforts that contrast nicely with the laid-back, unpretentious atmosphere of the house.
Its location on Calle Costa Rica puts you in prime position to explore the cultural fabric of Buenos Aires. You are just a short four-block stroll from Plaza Serrano (Plaza Julio Cortázar), the bustling heart of Palermo’s weekend artisan markets, street art, and independent fashion boutiques. Foodies will love that the iconic steakhouse La Cabrera is only minutes away, serving world-class Argentine beef.
For a bit of nature and culture, a fifteen-minute walk brings you to the Carlos Thays Botanical Garden and the peaceful Japanese Garden (Jardín Japonés). If you want to dive deeper into regional history, the moving Evita Museum (Museo Evita) is just over two kilometers away. Plus, with the Palermo subway station nearby, the rest of the city’s historic core is easily accessible.
Location
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Hotel facilities
Food & Drink
- - Bar
- - Wine/champagne (additional charge)
- - Coffee house on site
Outdoors
- - Terrace
- - Sun terrace
General
- - Non-smoking rooms
- - Family rooms
- - Heating
- - Air conditioning
Services
- - Airport shuttle (additional charge)
- - Shared lounge/TV area
Pool and wellness
- - Sun umbrellas
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