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Holiday Homes in Buenos Aires

We assessed all holiday homes in Buenos Aires and put the best on this page — from poolside villas in Palermo to leafy garden stays in San Telmo.

19 hotels 6 rated 8.5+ typical ARS 761,673

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Dardo Rocha Villa - Buenos Aires D Garden villa
9Perfect1 reviews

A quiet villa with a garden and terrace, just a short walk from Mercedes de San Martin de Balcarce.

FromARS 225,455per night
Pasaje Solar Villa - Buenos Aires P Guest Favorite
8.2Great366 reviews

A guest-favorite boutique villa in San Telmo with exceptional room ratings and a leafy garden patio.

FromARS 60,934per night
La Vikinga Villa - Buenos Aires L Beachfront
8.8Great23 reviews

Beachfront villa with a terrace and karaoke, a 25-minute walk from Sarmiento House.

FromARS 121,868per night
Blue Elephant House - Buenos Aires B Rated 10/10
10Perfect2 reviews

A spotless, well-equipped villa with a private pool, garden, and easy access to Plazoleta Julio Cortazar.

Talcahouse Villa - Buenos Aires T City-view villa
10Perfect1 reviews

A spacious villa with a terrace and city views, a short walk from Recoleta Mall.

FromARS 761,673per night

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Villas in Buenos Aires

When people search for villas in Buenos Aires, they're usually after what a hotel rarely offers: a whole house to yourselves, with private outdoor space and room for a group. On this page you'll find exactly that – from a five-bedroom Palermo villa with an indoor pool and jacuzzi to a more budget-friendly garden villa near Mercedes de San Martin de Balcarce. Whether you want to be in the heart of Palermo Soho or in a quiet gated community, there is a villa here to match.

Frequently asked

which district should I stay in for a first trip to Buenos Aires?

For a first visit, Palermo is the most practical choice – it is walkable, packed with restaurants and bars, and many of the holiday homes here are within walking distance of Plazoleta Julio Cortazar or Plaza Serrano. San Telmo is another option if you want a more historic, bohemian vibe, but it is smaller and can be quieter at night. If you prefer a resort-like stay with privacy and a pool, consider the gated country clubs outside the city centre.

how much does a holiday home in Buenos Aires cost per night?

Prices vary widely depending on size and location. At the budget end, you can find a villa in San Telmo from about 59,548 ARS per night, while a more standard three-bedroom Palermo villa might start around 369,197 ARS. For a larger luxury option with multiple bedrooms and top amenities, expect to pay upwards of 1,400,000 ARS per night.

are there holiday homes with private pools in Buenos Aires?

Yes, many of the holiday homes in Buenos Aires come with their own private pool. Examples include a spacious five-bedroom villa in Palermo Soho with an indoor pool and jacuzzi, a four-bedroom villa in Palermo with a private pool and BBQ, and a townhouse near Plaza Italia that also has a pool. This is a key difference from staying in a hotel, where you often share a pool with other guests.

how do I get from the airport to my holiday home in Buenos Aires?

Most holiday homes are in neighbourhoods like Palermo, San Telmo, or Recoleta, which are a 30-45 minute drive from Ezeiza International Airport (EZE) depending on traffic. A taxi or private transfer is the most straightforward option, especially if you have luggage and are staying with a group. Aeroparque (AEP), the domestic airport, is closer and often quicker to reach from these areas.

Holiday Homes in Buenos Aires

In Buenos Aires, holiday homes mean space, privacy, and often a pool – a rarity in a city where apartments dominate. Many of these villas cluster in Palermo, where you can walk to Plaza Serrano's bars or Plazoleta Julio Cortazar, while others spread to leafy San Telmo and gated country clubs on the outskirts. With full kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and outdoor areas, they are built for groups and longer stays rather than quick hotel hops.

The range is wide. At one end, you have a guest-favourite boutique villa in San Telmo with a leafy garden patio, and at the other, a six-bedroom Palermo villa with its own pool. Many fall in between – three to five bedrooms, private pools, BBQ areas, and pet-friendly options. Some come with a hefty price tag for luxury amenities like indoor pools and jacuzzis, while others offer good value for a self-catered base. Note that this page focuses on holiday homes; hotels and other accommodation types are listed separately.

The bottom line

This collection suits travellers who want the space and privacy of a self-catered house with features like private pools, gardens, and BBQs – ideal for groups, families, or longer stays. If you prefer hotel services, on-site restaurants, or central locations like the city centre or near the airport, you might be better served by our pages dedicated to hotels in Buenos Aires, central hotels, or airport hotels. For a classic city break with easy access to attractions, the standard hotel listings offer a wider choice.