We stayed at the Ibis for 5 nights. The location is really central and you can walk almost everywhere. The metro station is almost on the doorstep.

Apart from that we were a little dissapointed...the staff weren't particularly helpful, the breakfast was very average (pastries, juice, coffee on plastic plates and not much else). Safety deposit boxes are at reception and when we arrived we had to wait for one to become available (this was in the off season). It was freezing while we stayed there and the room had no heating. Our bed was rock hard and uncomfortable.

One isolated incident we experienced...during our stay there was some routine maintenance work on the water system overnight. A notice regarding this was pushed under the door, in Spanish which we managed to roughly translate. The work was due to finish at 5am. We got up to shower at 6am (early start for a day to Uraguay). While I was in the shower the water started running cold, then brown..it was truly digusting. I am sure this was an isolated incident and we were the first people to use the water after the work had finished but it was a terrible start to the day!

Buenos Aires is a fabulous city, loads to see and do and the hotel provides a convenient base to explore. If this is what you are after, then it may suit you. If you want comfort, friendliness and service then I suggest looking elsewhere.

My wife and I stayed at the Ibis Bs As for seven nights and we were very happy with the hotel. The hotel has a convenient location right on the Microcentro area, lots of restaurants and cafes around, if you wanna walk San Telmo, Puerto Madero and Calle Florida shopping areas aren't that far away. For Recoleta and Palermo you really should take a cab. Well, since I booked early in their website I got a room that overlooked the Congreso Plaza, the view was great and it wasn't even noisy since our room was at the 11th floor and the windows have good soundproofing. Rooms aren't large but they are clean, our bed was comfortable, we always had hot water and the heating/air conditioning worked fine. The people at the front desk were friendly and helpful. There's a cafeteria next to the lobby, they make great café con leche which isn't included in the breakfast buffet that by the way I wouldn't reccomend. Since we normally don't spend too much time in our hotels what we really want is a clean place where we can sleep and take a bath and save some money for dinner, drinks or shopping... this is covered perfectly well by the Ibis.

We stayed for 2 nights. The booking was ok, but when we entered the room, the bad didn´t have a mattress... so they had to change the room. The service was very disappointing; no attention to the customers at all. And I'm still waiting for Accor to credit my points in their fidelity program, but they keep telling me that they don't have records of my stay...
On the other hand, the hotel is easy access to everywhere and the price is good.

I been before at this chain hotel, and in my recent trip to south america i tried again this hotel, just to be amazed by how quick they are with the check in, with all your requirements, etc. This is what i call a smart hotel. and not to talk about the price, in this case 50 dollars, expensive compared to the ibis in brazil, but always a good price because you know what your getting.......

The rooms are small, but nice, confortable.... if you ask the rooms in the front you will have a lovely view to the park in front.

The location close to two sub-te stations is convenient and you can walk from there too to downtown.

the breakfast a great value for what you get, a nice buffet..........