We stayed in the Bobo Hotel Pop room for one night at the tail end of an Argentina vacation. We had also stayed in the Home Hotel (in a different part of the same Palermo neighborhood) a week previously at the beginning of our trip. Both are small boutique hotels with a strong design sensibility. But we much preferred the Home. Admittedly, the Pop room is the cheapest room in the BoBo Hotel (it is small and faces the street), and while the decorations are nice, it felt kind of run down. There is a restaurant and bar in-house. We had drinks and breakfast but not dinner. The tables and chairs in the restaurant/bar are not very comfortable so we didn't feel like lingering too long. However, the staff is very nice, helpful, and speaks English. The hotel does have an elevator, which is good. My general impression of the BoBo is that it is a bit overhyped. While it is a nice place to stay, it doesn't match the superlative reviews that I have read.

We stayed at the BoBo for our last night in Buenos Aires, at the end of our two week visit to Argentina and Uruguay.

The BoBo was very pleasant, but I found our room (the Pop room) to be more worn than I expected for such a highly rated property. The sheets were dingy and grey, the finishes on the furnture were worn and the carpet was stained. Also, the lock box is only big enough for personal papers and cash - you can't fit anything bigger than a point-and-shoot camera into it.

The staff was helpful, but were not really engaging. I'd say that they were nice, but not friendly.

Breakfast at the BoBo was outstanding - probably the best breakfasts we had the whole trip, with crisp medialunas (as opposed to commercial ones) and made to order eggs if you wanted them.

Overall, I'd say the BoBo is very nice, and well located for Palermo shopping, but it wasn't the stellar experience I expected it to be.

I have little to add to the other glowing comments. We stayed at Bobo for 6 days and loved every minute. The staff - Vanessa, Gabriella, Max and Martin - were absolutely fantastic. True professionals and beautiful people. Plus, Palermo Soho is a wonderful neighborhood, with tons of great restaurants nearby.

The best hotel in Buenos Aires. The location is amazing (Palermo SoHo).