Avenida de Mayo, Monserrat, Buenos Aires
Astoria Hotel
Hotel in an 1895 building on Avenida de Mayo, with buffet breakfast included, a 24-hour front desk and the subway one minute away.
Hotel in an 1895 building on Avenida de Mayo, with buffet breakfast included, a 24-hour front desk and the subway one minute away.
Astoria Hotel is a two-star hotel on Avenida de Mayo, in the Monserrat district, right in the historic centre of Buenos Aires. It occupies an 1895 building designed by Alejandro Christophersen, the architect of Norwegian origin who also designed the facade of Café Tortoni, just a hundred metres away.
It is a practical choice for anyone who wants to explore the city on foot and by subway: Piedras station on Line A is one minute away, and Plaza de Mayo, the Cabildo and the Obelisk are a few blocks off. The five room types, from doubles to quadruples, have a private bathroom with bathtub, air conditioning, heating, a flat-screen cable TV and free Wi-Fi; most also have a balcony.
Buffet breakfast is included and the front desk is open 24 hours, with luggage storage, a lift, a safe and a shared TV lounge. There is no parking, restaurant or bar at the hotel, but the avenue and its surroundings are full of cafés and places to eat.
Astoria Hotel occupies a work by Alejandro Christophersen built in 1895, just a year after the opening of Avenida de Mayo, the first grand avenue of Buenos Aires. The same architect designed the facade of Café Tortoni, a hundred metres away, and the Palacio San Martín.
Buffet breakfast is included and served from 7:30 to 10:30, and the front desk is open 24 hours, with luggage storage for early arrivals or late departures. A practical combination for anyone landing at Ezeiza in the small hours or leaving early for Aeroparque.
Most rooms have a balcony, and the Triple and Quadruple rooms allow different combinations of single and double beds. All have a private bathroom with bathtub, air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen cable TV.
Astoria Hotel is at Avenida de Mayo 916, in Monserrat, on the first avenue of Buenos Aires: opened in 1894, inspired by the boulevards of Paris and declared a National Historic Site. Café Tortoni is a hundred metres away, 9 de Julio one block and Plaza de Mayo about eight minutes on foot.
Café Tortoni · 100 m
Guests at Astoria Hotel praise above all the location, right in the historic centre with the subway at the door, and the friendliness of the staff. Wi-Fi and cleanliness also get good comments. The weak points mentioned are the breakfast, which is simple, and the rooms, decent but basic in an old building.
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