We stayed at the Ulises Recoleta for three nights. The rooms were small but the space was well used and very clean. I'm not quite sure what they mean by "Suites" but there was a little cooktop in the room. As I have seen happen on many trips to South America, when we were checking out, they "couldn't find" that... more

After staying in the Mine Hotel for a night (rooms were unbearably tiny), we changed to this hotel. Located across from the Alvear Palace makes it a gem, for a fraction of the price. Make sure to ask for room 204--balcony that looks out onto the street, and a small kitchenette. If you don't see what you need, just ask... more

Excellent location, nice appearance and most of the staff helpful. However, I found the rooms too small, the space to hang your clothes is either way up high or too low. The air con is installed near the ceiling and there is no remote control. To turn it off/on one must step on the bed closest to it. The elevators... more

The Ulisses best attribute for me would be the location. Right in the heart of Recoleta but not in the middle of all the action, which guarantees peace in the night. The rooms are normal in size and the hotel also has some charming duplex rooms as well, Conveniently located accross the street from the Alvear Hotel- which is a... more

I found this hotel walking around the recoleta area, It is located across the the street from the Alvear Palace Hotel, which in known to be the best 5 stars in town. It is a modern boutique hotel with great service and affordable rates for its location. I stayed there for 4 nights with 2 friends. We had a great... more

Our family of 2 adults and 2 children (aged 8 and 11 years)stayed for over a week at the Hotel Ulisses, Recoleta in Buenos Aires in May 2006. As we had never visited BA before, we were looking for a safe and convenient location and the Recoleta district definitely fitted the bill. An upmarket location, with parks, cafes and restaurants... more

My wife and daughter stayed at Ulyses for 4 nights. Being across the street from Alvear Palace, Buenos Aires best hotel, the location is great. But this place is old, the elevators so tiny the 3 of us could not ride together. Our suite was a duplex, the shower in the bathroom downstairs flooded the floor, the room upstairs was... more

I stayed for 3 nights by myself. My room was nicely decorated (contemporary), very comfortable and exactly what I was looking for. Bathrooms were newly done. Breakfast was average and that in Bs As means very good. I didn't use the concierge service a whole lot but they seemed very nice and helpful. more

El hotel es perfecto a los que no necesitan excesos en lujos y ostentaciones. No poseé gimnasio, piscina, sauna, office... more