Hub Porteño
Hotel · Recoleta ·
Upscale boutique hotel offering unique suites, concierge services, and fine dining
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Rodríguez Peña 1967, C1021 ABO, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Get directions
Upscale boutique hotel offering unique suites, concierge services, and fine dining
Rodríguez Peña 1967, C1021 ABO, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Get directions
"Booking here feels like signing up for a full experience: the concierge team secures dinner reservations, polo or Teatro Colón tickets, and points you to the right craft‑cocktail bar. From the outside it blends into ritzy Recoleta, but inside you’re welcomed like it’s a private apartment, with Art‑Deco‑meets‑boho‑chic decor and perfectly placed furnishings. Guests gather on the terrace for afternoon tea, and each of the 11 rooms is unique, dressed with vintage furniture, wool textiles, cowhide rugs, and leather headboards in a dreamy palette of creamy whites and chocolate browns." - Celeste Moure
"Guests of the 11-room Hub Porteño in Recoleta don’t just reserve a room here, they are setting up their experience of the city. The hotel staff are intent on making sure, for example, that a guest understands the polo match they've brought him to or that a guest can glimpse a bit of gaucho culture in the countryside. Mirroring the experiences, the contemporary decor of each room is unique. Each blends a mix of vintage furnishings from local auctions with art on loan from the Fortabat Art Collection. A stylish living room serves as a meeting place for guests with its library, afternoon tea, and snacks sent out from the kitchen. The rooftop is home to a cozy terrace lined with comfy sofas and a bartender serving cocktails amid leafy views of the neighborhood, while the on-site restaurant from an el Bulli–trained chef features a fig tree growing right through its center."
"How did it strike you on arrival? From the outside, it looks like any other apartment building in ritzy Recoleta. But step inside and you're greeted by the friendly staff who show you around the place like it's their own apartment. The decor is Art Deco-meets-boho-chic, and every piece of furniture is positioned just so. In the afternoon, guests gather in the terrace for tea service. The good stuff: Tell us about your room. Each of the 11 rooms is entirely unique and decorated with vintage furniture, wool textiles, cowhide rugs, and beds with leather headboards. A color scheme of creamy whites and chocolate browns is dreamy. How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies? You don't just book a room at this hotel: it's an entire experience that includes a concierge team that will book your dinner reservations, score you tickets to the polo match or opera at Teatro Colon, and point you in the right direction of the coolest bar for a craft cocktail. Anything stand out about other services and features? Whether it’s childcare, gyms, spas, even parking—whatever stuck with you. Through the old-fashioned wood-paneled bar, past the ultra-modern restaurant with a tree running through it (and a former El Bulli chef manning the burners), and finally up to your room, this hotel puts to shame the slapped-together "design hotels" in other parts of town. Bottom line: worth it, and why? You're paying for a concierge team who'll book whatever experiences you desire while visiting Buenos Aires, be they an authentic asado in a nearby estancia, a behind-the-scenes tour of Teatro Colon, or a private tango lesson with a master dancer. The room is included with the curated experience." - Celeste Moure
"Luxurious interiors, a fitness centre and rooms with views of the garden or city are offered in the upscale Recoleta neighbourhood in Buenos Aires. Colon Theatre is a 5-minute drive. Hub Porteño has air-conditioned rooms with parquet floors and elegant décor. They feature cable TV, minibars and coffee machines. All rooms and suites have private bathrooms with bathtubs. An á la carte breakfast can be enjoyed daily and guests can treat themselves to local flavours at Tarquino Restaurant. Room service is available and free snacks and sodas are provided (except alcoholic drinks). Free local and international calls can be made. The city’s Fine Arts Museum is also a 5-minute drive. The tour desk is happy to provide tips for getting around the city. Shuttles to Ezeiza International Airport can be arranged for an extra fee." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"In a town whose trendier neighborhoods are positively bursting with boutique hotels, there’s truly nothing quite like Recoleta’s Hub Porteño, an eleven-room homage to the signifying power of marble and to the grand old city of Buenos Aires itself. Its proprietors land somewhere between hoteliers, civic boosters and high-end inbound tour operators, their project as much a rose-colored lens on the city as it is a base from which to explore. If you’ll forgive us for getting a little misty-eyed about it, you’re not so much booking a room as you’re booking an experience — a lovely place to stay, yes, but also a staff dedicated to getting you into the top restaurants, or showing you around the coolest estancia out in the countryside, or booking your tickets to the Buenos Aires Philharmonic, if that’s your thing." - Tablet Hotels
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