Best for
Four Seasons Buenos Aires suits travelers who want a Recoleta city base with a garden pool for unhurried breaks between outings.
Best for
Four Seasons Buenos Aires suits travelers who want a Recoleta city base with a garden pool for unhurried breaks between outings.
What makes it special
Private tango lessons arranged through the hotel let you learn Buenos Aires' signature dance from a professional, adding participation to the usual sightseeing.
Room to consider
If you plan to host friends, choose accommodation with dedicated living and dining areas, giving your gathering more room than a standard seating corner.
Insider tip
Tell the concierge whether you arrive at Ezeiza or Aeroparque when arranging your airport transfer, so the pickup matches your actual Buenos Aires flight.
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La Mansión gives Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires its most recognizable image: a Belle Époque residence beside a contemporary hotel tower, with gardens between the buildings. At 1086/88 Posadas in Recoleta, the hotel brings together the neighborhood's architectural heritage and an Argentine dining scene of its own. Elena, Pony Line and Nuestro Secreto each express a different part of that identity, through beef, polo-inspired design and garden asado.
Cream upholstery, pale cabinetry and patterned curtains give the room a light, modern feel. A long desk runs along one wall, opposite the sleeping area, with a round mirror above it. Near the window, a sofa and low table form a compact sitting area. The padded headboard and softly patterned carpet keep the palette warm rather than stark.
Rooms occupy the second through sixth and ninth through twelfth floors of the tower. The full marble bathroom has a single sink, a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower. Its enclosed layout places the bathing area beyond the entrance hall, apart from the main room.
Cream upholstery, pale cabinetry and patterned curtains give the room a light, modern feel. A long desk runs along one wall, opposite the sleeping area,...
Some rooms on the highest floors look beyond the mansion toward the avenue and Obelisk.
The mansion's detailed facade fills the outlook through tall windows. Inside, pale cabinetry and patterned curtains soften the modern room. A broad padded headboard runs behind the sleeping area. An armchair and footstool stand near the glazing. Along the opposite wall, a long desk sits below a round mirror.
Rooms are on floors two through six and nine through twelve. A deep soaking tub and separate rain shower share the marble bathroom with a single vanity. The entrance hall passes the bathing area before reaching the main room. Sitting and sleeping spaces share this open interior, with burgundy cushions against cream upholstery.
The mansion's detailed facade fills the outlook through tall windows. Inside, pale cabinetry and patterned curtains soften the modern room. A broad padded headboard runs...
E-Lounge includes cold breakfast items and evening bites from 5 to 8 pm.
High ceilings and polo-inspired details mark these seventh- and eighth-floor rooms. Tall sliding bathroom doors stand beside the sleeping area. Near the window, a pale desk meets a curved chair. Dark accents and burgundy cushions bring warmth to the light interior.
The marble bathroom has a single vanity, a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower. The outlook can face either the mansion gardens or the city. Seating shares the main sleeping space, rather than a separate lounge. In the king arrangement, a padded bench stands at the foot.
High ceilings and polo-inspired details mark these seventh- and eighth-floor rooms. Tall sliding bathroom doors stand beside the sleeping area. Near the window, a pale...
An Obelisk outlook is available on the highest floors; it is not shared by every studio.
Two floor-to-ceiling windows brighten an open studio arranged around a central console. On one side, a pale sofa and armchairs gather around a low table; the sleeping area lies on the other. Burgundy cushions, a patterned carpet and warm curtains bring color to the cream furnishings.
The studio occupies floors two through six and nine through twelve. Its full marble bathroom has a single sink. A deep soaking tub sits apart from the rain shower. A broad headboard and two upholstered stools mark the sleeping end of the room, while the desk stands closer to the sitting area.
Two floor-to-ceiling windows brighten an open studio arranged around a central console. On one side, a pale sofa and armchairs gather around a low table;...
Breakfast in E-Lounge covers cold items only; evening bites run from 5 to 8 pm.
A central console divides the studio without closing off its two main areas. A pale sofa and armchairs gather around a low table on the lounge side. Abstract artwork hangs above the seating. Burgundy cushions link this space to the warm-toned headboard at the sleeping end.
The studio occupies the seventh and eighth floors, with two floor-to-ceiling windows. Its full marble bathroom has blue mosaic tiles around the broad vanity mirror in this layout. A separate shower stands beyond the soaking tub. Two padded stools sit at the foot of the sleeping area. A desk sits near the central console.
A central console divides the studio without closing off its two main areas. A pale sofa and armchairs gather around a low table on the...
Wraparound windows brighten this corner suite from two directions. A sliding door divides the bedroom and lounge. Pale seating gathers around a low table in the sitting room, with a desk below a round mirror. Burgundy cushions and gold-toned curtains warm the neutral furniture and patterned carpet.
The suite occupies floors two through six and nine through eleven. A powder room lies near the entrance. The main marble bathroom has double sinks, a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower. Two chairs stand beside the bedroom windows, apart from the seating group in the lounge.
Wraparound windows brighten this corner suite from two directions. A sliding door divides the bedroom and lounge. Pale seating gathers around a low table in...
A walk-in closet opens from the inner hall of this corner suite. Sliding doors divide the bedroom and lounge. In the sitting room, a pale sofa and two armchairs surround a low table. A desk rests below a large round mirror farther along the wall, with warm curtains at the windows.
The suite lies on floors two through six and nine through eleven. Its marble bathroom has double sinks, a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower. A powder room is closer to the entrance. Burgundy cushions and a broad warm-toned headboard bring richer color to the bedroom.
A walk-in closet opens from the inner hall of this corner suite. Sliding doors divide the bedroom and lounge. In the sitting room, a pale...
Cold breakfast items are included; evening lounge bites are served from 5 to 8 pm.
Roman columns mark the entrance to this corner suite. Doors link the bedroom and living room in a defined sequence of spaces. A sofa, armchairs and desk fill the lounge. Warm colors and dark accents carry the polo-inspired style through the interior.
On the seventh and eighth floors, the suite has a guest powder room. Its full marble bathroom includes double sinks, a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower. A broad headboard and burgundy cushions frame the sleeping area, with two padded stools at the foot. The outlook varies between the mansion gardens and the city.
Roman columns mark the entrance to this corner suite. Doors link the bedroom and living room in a defined sequence of spaces. A sofa, armchairs...
French classical antiques give this second-floor mansion suite a period feel. High ceilings rise above pale seating and low tables in the separate lounge. Chandeliers add detail overhead. Some interiors have sloping walls above the living area, shaping the room around its seating group.
The bedroom pairs a padded headboard with a bench at its foot. Its full marble bathroom has a single sink, deep soaking tub and separate rain shower. The outlook varies with the suite. Windows can face the gardens and pool or the Jockey Club and Cerrito Street.
French classical antiques give this second-floor mansion suite a period feel. High ceilings rise above pale seating and low tables in the separate lounge. Chandeliers...
Sloping ceilings and mansard windows give this mansion suite a distinct outline. On the second floor, connecting rooms link the sleeping areas with a lounge and desk. Pale pink wall panels and white trim keep the interior light. In the sitting room, a cream sofa and two armchairs surround a low table.
Each sleeping room has a full marble bathroom. Both include a single sink, deep soaking tub and separate rain shower. Curved headboards and light benches carry the same style across the rooms, with chandeliers overhead. A desk stands below a tall window. The city outlook extends beyond the mansion's upper level.
Sloping ceilings and mansard windows give this mansion suite a distinct outline. On the second floor, connecting rooms link the sleeping areas with a lounge...
High ceilings frame vintage furniture and modern touches in this second-floor mansion suite. Original Eslabonia oak floors run beneath pale rugs. Tall golden curtains surround the windows, beside white wall panels and an ornate headboard. Two high-backed chairs meet a small table alongside the sleeping area.
The full marble bathroom has double sinks, a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower. In this layout, the freestanding tub sits below a broad window. The enclosed shower is nearby. A crystal chandelier and padded bench continue the bedroom's period style. Windows face Cerrito Street and the Jockey Club rather than the gardens.
High ceilings frame vintage furniture and modern touches in this second-floor mansion suite. Original Eslabonia oak floors run beneath pale rugs. Tall golden curtains surround...
This first-floor mansion suite comes in two different styles. One pairs green and gold; the other uses deep red and black. High ceilings and crystal chandeliers rise above Slavonian oak floors. In the lounge, mirrored wall panels frame cream seating with teal or warm rust accents.
A canopy adds to the bedroom's rich palette. The dressing room lies apart from the lounge. A single vanity, deep soaking tub and separate rain shower fill the marble bathroom. Depending on the suite, windows face the gardens and pool or the Jockey Club and Cerrito Street.
This first-floor mansion suite comes in two different styles. One pairs green and gold; the other uses deep red and black. High ceilings and crystal...
Andean textiles and handcrafted wood furniture set this twelfth-floor suite apart. Dark shelving and decorative mirrors line the pale walls. Hardwood floors run beneath warm brown seating. The living room includes crocodile-leather furniture. A dining table with benches occupies another part of the layout.
Detailed paneling surrounds the bedroom's broad padded headboard. At the foot stands a cream bench, with an armchair near the windows. A guest powder room is separate from the full marble bathroom. A long vanity and large mirrors line the bathing area.
Andean textiles and handcrafted wood furniture set this twelfth-floor suite apart. Dark shelving and decorative mirrors line the pale walls. Hardwood floors run beneath warm...
French classical antiques and patterned rugs fill this first-floor mansion suite. Original Slavonian oak floors run through the rooms. Crystal chandeliers hang above the living and dining areas. Mirrored doors open into a dressing room. The dining room has dinnerware for ten.
A floral canopy frames the bedroom, with tall curtains and pale seating nearby. The marble bathroom pairs a deep soaking tub with a separate rain shower. Its faucets have an 18-carat gold finish. A guest powder room lies apart from it. Cream sofas and yellow accents bring warmth to the lounge.
French classical antiques and patterned rugs fill this first-floor mansion suite. Original Slavonian oak floors run through the rooms. Crystal chandeliers hang above the living...
La Mansión was completed in 1920 as a wedding gift from Félix de Álzaga Unzué to Elena Peña. The three-story house stands beside the 12-floor tower, and both buildings form part of the hotel. Inside the mansion, high ceilings, chandeliers, antiques and period furniture retain the character of a private residence. The tower's rooms use contemporary furnishings and leather-upholstered headboards. The distinction is tangible in the rooms themselves, as well as in the view across the gardens.
The hotel has 165 rooms and suites, including 116 guest rooms and 49 suites. City-View and Mansion-View Rooms both measure 40 square meters and have a king bed or two twin beds. They accommodate up to three adults, or two adults and one child. Mansion-View Rooms are in the tower, looking toward the historic house and gardens; higher-floor outlooks can extend toward the Obelisk. A dedicated desk and marble bathroom with a deep soaking tub and rain shower complete the layout.
The 80-square-meter Mansion-View One Bedroom Suite occupies a corner of the tower. A sliding door separates the bedroom from the living area, and a walk-in closet provides space to unpack for a longer visit. The bathroom has double sinks, a soaking tub and rain shower, with a separate powder room for guests. The living room has seating and a desk, so a conversation or work call need not take place in the bedroom. Hotel laundry and dry-cleaning services support extended stays without requiring apartment-style facilities.
The La Mansión Presidential Suite occupies 180 square meters on the mansion's first floor. Its living room opens to a garden-view terrace, while a separate dining room can seat ten. Original Slavonian oak floors and crystal chandeliers frame the rooms, with French classical furniture and antiques adding to the residential character. A kitchenette includes a microwave and coffee machine. There is a full marble bathroom with a deep tub and rain shower, plus a powder room. The suite has one king bed and accommodates up to three adults, or two adults and one child.
For a family needing two bedrooms, La Mansión Two-Bedroom Suite has a king bed and two twin beds across 123 square meters. Its connecting rooms accommodate six guests, including up to four children. On the second floor, sloping ceilings and mansard details give the suite a distinct roofline. Two full marble bathrooms each have a deep soaking tub and rain shower, and a living area includes a desk. The outlook here is toward the city.
Elena is a two-level restaurant inspired by the historic houses of San Telmo. Dry-aged meats, brasserie cooking and charcuterie define the menu, accompanied by regional wines. Leather booths and black-and-white flooring give the large dining room a recognizable visual character. A dry-aged T-bone and bone-in Angus ribeye sit alongside dishes such as lamb with lemon and ricotta. Charcuterie adds cured meats and cheeses to the table. Breakfast is served here too, followed by lunch and dinner, making Elena part of the hotel throughout the day.
Pony Line draws on Argentina's polo culture, with leather armchairs, wood finishes and a bar lined with high stools. Burgers and cocktails are central to its identity. The drinks extend beyond familiar formulas: Negroni Vigilante pairs a Negroni with quince and cheese, while the alcohol-free Vid-A combines red grape, verjus and coconut. Seating at lounge tables gives the room a different use from a formal restaurant, with space for drinks and a casual meal in the same setting.
Nuestro Secreto brings the Argentine asado tradition into the garden between the tower and La Mansión. Its covered dining space has a glass-and-metal roof, with additional tables outdoors among the greenery. Grilled beef anchors the menu, including strip steak with Malbec butter and ribeye with chimichurri. Meat empanadas and braised short-rib ravioli broaden the meal, while vegetable dishes include grilled mushrooms and curried cauliflower. The garden, grill and shared-table cooking keep this restaurant closely connected to Argentine hospitality.
Cielo Spa carries the hotel's local references into its treatments. The signature Tango Porteño Massage starts with gentle exfoliation, followed by hot stones and massage movements set to tango music. Facials use Germaine de Capuccini products, and the menu also includes body treatments and shorter massage or facial appointments. Couples can book treatments together. A steam bath, sauna and relaxation rooms with city views extend the facilities beyond the treatment rooms, while a salon handles hair and nail services.
The hotel has one heated outdoor swimming pool, beside La Mansión and surrounded by gardens. Food and drinks can be brought to a deck chair. The mansion remains in view from the water and poolside seating, making the outdoor space part of the hotel's historic setting. The fitness center overlooks the garden, pool and house, with cardiovascular and weight-training equipment. Personal trainers and customized fitness programs are available for guests who prefer instruction alongside independent exercise.
Family services include child-sized bathrobes, children's toiletries, bottle warmers and strollers. Babysitting and child-minding can be arranged, and the concierge can put together a Buenos Aires itinerary around the family's interests. In-room dining is available day and night, including options for children. Private cooking lessons and tango classes bring two local traditions into the hotel stay, without requiring every activity to become a separate journey across the city.
Patio Bullrich is nearby on Posadas for shopping, while Avenida Alvear adds French-style palaces and boutiques to a neighborhood walk. Recoleta Cemetery is known for its elaborate mausoleums and the tomb of Eva Perón. The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and Teatro Colón provide further cultural stops.
Ezeiza International Airport is approximately 36 kilometers away, with a drive of around 40 minutes. Aeroparque Jorge Newbery is closer, about seven kilometers from the hotel and roughly 15 minutes by car. Both journey times depend on traffic. The concierge can arrange airport transfers to the Posadas address.
A contemporary tower beside a Belle Époque mansion brings two architectural eras into one stay, giving the hotel a visible connection to Buenos Aires' heritage.
Elena's dry-aged Argentine meats and Pony Line's cocktails give you two different evening settings, from a restaurant meal to drinks in a polo-inspired lounge.
Nuestro Secreto serves Argentine barbecue in the garden, offering a sociable outdoor meal that feels different from the formality of a conventional hotel restaurant.
Posadas 1086/88, Recoleta, C1011ABB Buenos Aires, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Yes. Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires is a strong choice for travelers who want luxury in Recoleta. The hotel blends a historic mansion, a modern tower, Argentine dining, polished service, spa facilities, and a central city setting.
Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires is at 1086/88 Posadas in Recoleta. This is one of the city's most elegant neighborhoods. The location works well for dining, shopping, museums, parks, business meetings, and classic Buenos Aires sightseeing.
Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires has 165 rooms and suites. The collection is split between a tower and a historic mansion. Travelers can choose modern rooms, larger suites, and mansion suites with a more residential feeling and heritage character.
La Mansion Alzaga Unzue gives the hotel much of its character. It brings early 20th-century glamour into the stay. The mansion setting is especially appealing for couples and design-focused travelers who want a sense of old Buenos Aires.
Rooms and suites feel polished, calm, and urban. Many layouts suit short stays, business trips, and longer city visits. Guests who want more atmosphere should consider mansion rooms or suites. Tower rooms may suit travelers who prefer a modern feel.
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