Sileo Hotel

All but the internet connection was pretty good. However the internet connection is essential, mainly if you’re in a business trip…

CAUTION. I upgraded my room one week in, but the upgrade was no better. I immediately cancelled with them and stayed in the same room... At the end though, they stole that money and would not return it. ******* support could not help.

Be careful with this property. After a week, I decided to upgrade my room. The new room was basically the same, so I asked immediately to stay in the same room, and to return the extra money... They agreed but later refuse to return the money to me. ******* support would not help. Very bad, and not fair at all.

The rooms were kept very clean and maintained daily. The bathroom design was new to me but functional. The room was big , had a nice balcony with its own kitchette. The refrigerator didn't cool well but served as storage for my water. I would stay here again. it was walking distance to a supermarket , pharmacy , cafes and bars etc

Great location, price, & service! This hotel is in the Recoleta district of Buenos Aires, centrally located around various attractions. The area was safe and we wandered the streets of the district, walking from tourist spots to restaurants and fun finds. Uber was easy to get for longer distances. We were really happy with the safety of the area, service from the staff, and the condition of the hotel. They helped us book a tango dinner and show, held luggage after we checked out, let us check in early, gave us maps, and answered all of our questions. We also had the complimentary breakfast; they offer a few simple options and a nice experience. Sileo was cheaper than other hotels in the area so we felt like we saved money but got all the perks we would expect from a more expensive hotel. Walking distance from hotel was our favorite empanada place, Empa World. We tried empanadas at multiple locbut came back to Empa World three times to try other varieties. Also, everyone in BA drinks mate, an herbaceous drink similar to a bitter tea. You can’t order it at coffee shops or restaurants because Argentinians walk around with their mate all day. But we did find Nick’s cafe near the hotel snd one location in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay that offer mate tasting experiences. It’s nice to try it and do what the locals do. Colonia del Sacramento was a boat ride across the river from the BA Puerto Madero. It was a trip highlight. Buy tickets in advance online and make sure to visit for a half day, or stay overnight.