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Private & Self-Catered
A private two-bedroom apartment in Buenos Aires with its own parking and patio.
FromARS 149,434per night
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Apartments in Buenos Aires
We reviewed the apartments available in Buenos Aires to bring you this shortlist of self-catering stays in the city’s most central districts.
6 hotels
4 rated 8.5+
typical ARS 105,214
hotels
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Private & Self-Catered
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Palermo Soho Stay
Feel Buenos Aires Apartments
Buenos Aires Apartment
8.4Great414 reviews
Spacious, modern apartments with balconies and kitchens in the heart of Palermo Soho.
FromARS 135,711per night
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Renovated City Stays
Casarica Aparts - Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Apartment
8.9Great10 reviews
A smart, recently renovated base near Corrientes Avenue and a five-minute walk from the Obelisco.
FromARS 85,391per night
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Puerto Madero stay
Residence Master Suite En Porteno Building - Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Apartment
9Perfect428 reviews
A 5-star Puerto Madero residence with a heated pool, fitness centre, and a spot close to the waterfront.
FromARS 384,260per night
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Central + Parking
Borges House Historico Depto En El Corazon De Ba Con Cochera A 2 Cuadras Del Obelisco - Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Apartment
8.9Great10 reviews
Historic apartments with parking, steps from the Obelisco and Teatro Colón.
FromARS 105,214per night
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Pool & Sauna
Departamento En Palermo Apartment - Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Apartment
9.4Perfect10 reviews
A compact Palermo apartment with pool and sauna access, a short walk from Medrano station.
FromARS 68,618per night
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Buenos Aires Apartments for Your Stay
The apartments here cover two very different Buenos Aires experiences. In Palermo Soho, Feel Buenos Aires Apartments offers spacious, modern units with balconies and kitchens, rated 8.4 from 414 reviews. For a more central stay, Casarica Aparts is a renovated option near Corrientes Avenue, just a five-minute walk from the Obelisco, and it’s the cheapest of the set at ARS 83,367. If you want to be close to the waterfront and don’t mind spending more, the Residence Master Suite in the Porteno Building sits in Puerto Madero and comes with a heated pool and fitness centre, rated 9.0 from 428 reviews. Your choice really comes down to which part of the city you want to wake up in.
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Frequently asked
Which area of Buenos Aires is best for a first visit?
For a first visit, staying central is ideal so you can walk to the main sights. Casarica Aparts and Borges House Historico are both near the Obelisco, while the Residence Master Suite in Puerto Madero puts you close to the waterfront and Plaza de Mayo.
Are there apartments in Buenos Aires with parking?
Yes. Borges House Historico offers apartments with parking, located two blocks from the Obelisco, and the private two-bedroom apartment at La Algodonera also includes its own parking and patio, though it’s further from the centre.
What is the cheapest apartment in Buenos Aires?
Casarica Aparts is the most affordable option here, with rates from ARS 83,367. It’s a renovated apartment near Corrientes Avenue, about a five-minute walk from the Obelisco, making it a good budget base for exploring the city centre.
Apartments in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires apartments are about living like a porteño for a few days: you get a kitchen to cook your own grill, a washing machine for longer trips, and often a balcony or a patio that a hotel room simply doesn’t offer. The set here is small but genuinely varied, stretching from the tree-lined streets of Palermo Soho to the high-rise waterfront of Puerto Madero, with a couple of central options within walking distance of the Obelisco. Self-catering also means you can grab empanadas from a local bakery and eat them on your own terrace — something no hotel breakfast can replicate.
Prices start at ARS 83,367 for a renovated studio near Corrientes Avenue, and climb to ARS 375,152 for a residence in Puerto Madero with a heated pool and fitness centre. Note that beside the apartments on this page there is also one private two-bedroom unit with its own parking and patio. Whether you’re after a design-led base in Palermo or a practical spot in the micro-centre, these apartments put you in the middle of Buenos Aires life.
The bottom line
This small set suits travellers who want the freedom of a kitchen and a more residential feel than a hotel — especially those who plan to stay a few nights and want to be in the action, either in Palermo Soho, near the Obelisco, or in Puerto Madero. Families or groups might prefer one of the larger self-catering options with parking. If you’d rather have daily housekeeping and a front desk, or want to explore other districts with more traditional hotel services, check the central hotels, family-friendly hotels, or cheap and budget hotels in Buenos Aires instead.