Hotel Pulitzer Buenos Aires

"Set in Microcentro and not too far from Borges Cultural Center and the Naval Center, this hotel plays with a nautical theme and keeps things simple with a blue, white and tan palette. Hardwood floors, round mirrors on the walls, and well placed furnishings in leather and suede lend the lounge a welcoming vibe. Step out onto the eighth-floor rooftop for a dip in the pool or a siesta in a comfy lounger. It's an affordable and comfortable option if you are traveling solo and don't need tons of space." - Celeste Moure

"Sister to the Pulitzer in Barcelona, the Buenos Aires version bears a pretty distinct family resemblance." - MICHELIN Guide

"In the bustling Microcentro, not far from tony Recoleta, this funky (but not too funky) contemporary hotel breaks away from the neighborhood’s more bland chain hotels that are generally higher priced. The art deco–style Hotel Pulitzer, part of a minichain with additional properties in Paris and Barcelona , doesn’t shy away from bold colors or modish interiors. Barcelona designer Lázaro Rosa-Violán splashes the stark whites and light-filled spaces with bright blues and oranges to great effect, while the eclectic collection of vintage furniture and contemporary art helps bring a global flair to the property. The hip lobby cocktail bar has a wine cellar that rivals many of the neighborhood's top restaurants, while a chic library is a good place to retreat with a book or check one’s email. During the summer months, the hotel takes on new life via its seventh-floor pool with teak loungers, and the open-air rooftop with a stylish bar on a wood deck that serves up classic cocktails and dramatic views of the cityscape."

"How did it strike you on arrival? Set in Microcentro and not too far from Borges Cultural Center and the Naval Center, this hotel plays with a nautical theme and keeps things simple with a blue, white, and tan palette. Hardwood floors, round mirrors on the walls, and well placed furnishings in leather and suede lend the lounge a welcoming vibe. The good stuff: Tell us about your room. Good use of contemporary furniture, a clean color scheme, and lots of natural light make rooms feel bigger than they are—all designed by Barcelona’s Contemporain Studio. Anything stand out about other services and features? Whether it’s childcare, gyms, spas, even parking—whatever stuck with you. Step out onto the eighth-floor rooftop for a dip in the pool or a siesta in a comfy lounger. Bottom line: worth it, and why? An affordable and comfortable option if you are traveling solo and don't need tons of space." - Celeste Moure