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Faena suits travelers who enjoy bold hotel interiors, with red velvet and white leather furnishings giving a Puerto Madero stay a distinctive setting.

What makes it special

Reserve Rojo Tango at El Cabaret to watch Argentine tango in a room inspired by the city's nineteen-twenties clubs, without leaving the hotel.

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The Skyline View Room has a window seat overlooking Buenos Aires, giving you somewhere to read or watch the city from your room.

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Seek advance approval before arranging professional photography or filming in public areas, as the hotel restricts these activities to protect guests' privacy.

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Faena Hotel Buenos Aires

Faena Hotel Buenos Aires gives Puerto Madero a distinctly theatrical address, with Philippe Starck interiors inside a former red-brick grain warehouse. Alan Faena's hotel has 88 rooms and suites, but its character extends well beyond them: Argentine cooking at El Mercado, Rojo Tango at El Cabaret, an outdoor pool and a spa make staying in part of the attraction. This is Buenos Aires through a particular creative lens, with velvet, art and performance taking the place of conventional grand-hotel formality.

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Leisure

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Rooms & Suites at Faena Hotel Buenos Aires

Park View Room
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Park View Room

377 sqft
From 544 USD

Red velvet drapes and a red carpet bring color to an otherwise light interior. Filigree mirrors, lapacho hardwood floors and hand-embroidered throws add texture and...

Skyline View Room
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Skyline View Room

484 sqft
From 621 USD

Red velvet curtains frame a window seat, with hand-embroidered throws adding texture to the bed. Antique-inspired furniture sits against lighter finishes, while filigree mirrors pick...

Duplex Suite
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Duplex Suite

807 sqft
From 698 USD

Vintage furnishings draw on the character of San Telmo, mixing red velvet with white leather. Hand-embroidered throws soften the bed, and filigree mirrors add detail...

Loft Studio
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Loft Studio

592 sqft
From 698 USD

Cherry wood and red velvet give the interior a warm palette, balanced by lighter marble finishes. There is space to sit and dine away from...

Corner Studio
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Corner Studio

592 sqft
From 800 USD

White leather furniture gives the studio a lighter feel beside deep red velvet. Hand-embroidered throws add detail to the bed, with lapacho hardwood underfoot. Filigree...

Porteno Suite
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Porteno Suite

915 sqft
From 887 USD

Velvet upholstery, filigree mirrors and lapacho wood give the interior a richly detailed finish. Red drapes and a matching sofa sit beside white leather furniture...

Grand Duplex Suite
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Grand Duplex Suite

1,421 sqft
From 1’358 USD

A vintage drinks cart adds a distinctive touch among the suite's other furniture. Red velvet furniture and white leather continue through the interior, alongside filigree...

Tower Suite
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Tower Suite

1,615 sqft
From 2’616 USD

Teardrop lights hang from a fiber-optic chandelier that changes color. Dark wood, red velvet and gold details run through the rooms. Crystal candelabra stand among...

Presidential Suite
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Presidential Suite

1,722 sqft
From 3’431 USD

Red velvet sofas and gold chandeliers set the tone for a richly furnished interior. A dining table seats eight, with crystal dinnerware for meals in...

2 Bedroom Faena Suite
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2 Bedroom Faena Suite

2,691 sqft
From 5’317 USD

Art, books and antiques give these rooms a personal feel. The collection pairs modern art with handmade keepsakes and cherry wood pieces. The featured sitting...

2 Bedroom Imperial Suite
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2 Bedroom Imperial Suite

3,875 sqft
From 6’362 USD

A dining table for ten and a drawing room offer places to share meals and spend time together. Floor-to-ceiling Arabescato marble gives the bathrooms a...

The brick shell connects Faena to the port's industrial history. Within it, Starck created a different world, using dramatic lighting and velvet curtains to turn the long entrance corridor into a deliberate arrival. The contrast between a working warehouse and an expressive interior explains more about the hotel than a list of luxury finishes could.

White leather, red textiles and polished marble carry that identity into the accommodation. The design is not background decoration; it is a reason to stay. Travelers drawn to spare, neutral interiors should look carefully at the room photographs before choosing. Faena is more rewarding when its color and theatricality appeal to you, rather than when you hope they will fade into the background.

A Park View Room has a queen bed and approximately 35 square meters. Skyline View Rooms increase that to about 45 square meters, with either a king bed or a twin-bed configuration. Their window seats give you somewhere to watch the city beyond the red curtains. These are useful distinctions for two friends traveling together or a couple who want more space without moving into a suite.

The Loft Studio measures approximately 55 square meters and adds a kitchen, dining area and sitting space around a queen bed. Its city or terrace outlook varies by room. For a longer visit, having somewhere to eat or spend time away from the bed may matter more than the view. The Corner Studio, also about 55 square meters, has a king bed and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city and hotel pool.

The Duplex Suite uses two levels across approximately 75 square meters, with a king bed and living room. That split is part of its appeal, but also a practical consideration: ask about the internal layout if stairs would be inconvenient. The hotel has accessible accommodation, so guests with mobility requirements should confirm the specific room and bathroom arrangements instead of choosing by category name alone.

For a family or a stay with more time at the hotel, the two-bedroom Faena Suite offers approximately 360 square meters. A king bed and two twins sit alongside a kitchen, dining table, living room and multiple bathrooms. Books, contemporary art and antiques make it more personal than a large suite furnished simply for entertaining. Its separate sleeping arrangements give families a clear reason to consider it beyond the extra floor space.

El Mercado draws on Argentine cantinas and European markets, with exposed brick, wooden tables and antiques from San Telmo. A clay oven and open-pit barbecue put fire at the center of the kitchen. There is a terrace for dining outdoors, giving the restaurant a different mood from the more elaborate rooms elsewhere in the hotel. It is a natural place to begin with Argentine food after arrival.

Breakfast is also served at El Mercado, with in-room dining available when a slower start suits the day. For dinner, Italpast at Bistro Sur turns toward Italian and Sardinian cooking. The white-and-gold room, conceived by Starck, is deliberately extravagant. These two restaurants are not interchangeable: El Mercado emphasizes the warmth of brick, wood and the grill, while Bistro Sur makes the dining room itself part of the occasion.

El Cabaret takes its cues from the tango clubs of the 1920s. Here, Rojo Tango brings the performance close to the tables, with dinner, Argentine wines and cocktails forming part of the venue's evening. The red interior continues Faena's visual language, but the dancers and music provide a reason to linger that does not depend on the decor.

Having the show in the hotel makes planning a tango evening straightforward, particularly on a short first visit. Reserve the performance and confirm the dining arrangement separately from the bedroom booking. A stay at Faena does not by itself establish that show tickets are included. Afterward, returning to your room takes no further journey across Buenos Aires.

The Library Lounge changes character through the day. Leather sofas, books, rugs and crystal candelabras frame morning coffee and afternoon tea; cocktails and live music give it a more social role later. It should not be understood as a silent reading room simply because of its name. The attraction is the combination of a richly furnished interior and a place to spend the evening.

Outside, the pool creates a break from the enclosed, layered rooms. The Poolbar serves fresh juices and cocktails using local spirits, with seating around the water. This is worth leaving time for between city outings, rather than filling every afternoon with another transfer. Weather will shape how much of a stay happens outdoors, while the lounge provides an indoor alternative.

Faena Spa offers massage, body treatments and facials, with a sauna and hammam alongside the fitness facilities. Yoga and meditation are also part of its wellness program. The hotel draws on several treatment traditions, but a visit is best approached through the experience you want, whether that is a massage after travel or a bath followed by time to rest.

A private Spa Suite has an indoor soaking Jacuzzi and can be booked for treatments together. Selected massage and bodywork sessions can also be arranged in your room through the spa concierge. These are separate services to plan, not features to assume are included with every accommodation category. They add options for guests who prefer privacy to moving through shared facilities.

The hotel is at Martha Salotti 445 in Puerto Madero. The docks and waterside walks belong to this part of the city, while Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve brings a very different landscape close to its towers. The reserve is a public green space, not hotel grounds. It offers a useful counterpoint to the restaurants and performance spaces that define time inside Faena.

Faena Art Center adds another nearby stop in the district, occupying a separate former flour mill. Its exhibitions connect the hotel to a broader cultural project; check the program when planning a visit. For arrival, the hotel can arrange airport transportation for an additional charge, including service from Ministro Pistarini International Airport, Ezeiza. Confirm the airport, flight and transfer details in advance, leaving road travel time flexible rather than building the first evening around a tight connection.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The hotel occupies a former brick grain warehouse, so your Buenos Aires stay includes a piece of Puerto Madero's port history.

El Mercado cooks traditional Argentine dishes using a clay oven and open-pit barbecue, bringing local cooking methods into your hotel dining plans.

Faena Spa offers private baths for couples scented with essential oils, providing a way to spend time together away from shared hotel spaces.

Location of Faena Hotel Buenos Aires

Martha Salotti 445, C1107CMB Buenos Aires, Argentina

Weather at Faena Hotel Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires

What to Know About Faena Hotel Buenos Aires

Is Faena Hotel Buenos Aires a good luxury hotel choice?

Yes. Faena Hotel Buenos Aires is a strong choice for travelers who want a bold design hotel in Puerto Madero. It suits guests who value theatrical interiors, dining, nightlife, spa time, pool days, art, and a memorable city base.

Where is Faena Hotel Buenos Aires located?

Faena Hotel Buenos Aires is in Puerto Madero, one of the city's most modern waterfront districts. The location works well for restaurants, riverfront walks, the Faena District, business meetings, and taxi access to other neighborhoods.

How many rooms does Faena Hotel Buenos Aires have?

Faena Hotel Buenos Aires has 88 rooms and suites, giving it a boutique scale with strong personality. The smaller room count helps the hotel feel more individual than many large city luxury hotels.

What are the rooms like at Faena Hotel Buenos Aires?

Rooms and suites use dramatic reds, whites, rich textures, marble bathrooms, and a polished urban style. Some categories add more space, stronger views, separate sitting areas, or a more residential layout for longer stays.

What makes Faena Hotel Buenos Aires different?

Faena Hotel Buenos Aires is known for a highly theatrical style shaped by Alan Faena and Philippe Starck. The hotel blends art, design, dining, nightlife, and hospitality into one of the city's most recognizable stays.

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