Claridge
The Claridge is a five-star hotel in downtown Buenos Aires with classical design and white facades dating from the mid-20th century. The building features spacious rooms with wooden furnishings, tall French windows, an on-site restaurant, bar, and a seasonal pool in the courtyard area.
The hotel was built in 1946 by architect Arturo Dubourg in classical style and has been part of the cityscape for decades. It has hosted notable social events and remains a testament to Buenos Aires' development over time.
The hotel preserves its British-inspired architecture with classical details that visitors notice upon entering the lobby. The attached Claridge Bar is styled as an English pub where locals and travelers gather for drinks and occasional evening piano music.
The hotel sits six kilometers from Jorge Newbery Airport, with taxis and shuttles readily available, and its location allows quick subway connections to shopping streets and cultural centers. Parking is available but space can be limited during busy times.
The hotel was once a grand establishment that hosted notable visitors, and certain areas such as the lobby still preserve their original classical design. Though the building has aged over the years, the retained original details offer a hint of local history and former elegance.
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