We stayed here for a night on both ends of our trip to Iguazu. It was a nice place. The rooms were a little small, but since you are in BA, you shouldn't spend too much time in the room, there is so much to see! The staff was helpful, cabs were easy to get, the internet service was free and fast. The location was nice, walking distance to lots of sights and shopping. It was safe, the door is locked and the front desk has to open it for you. We also safely stored luggage there for a week. You can hear some of the traffic in your room, but it wasn't loud enough to really be disturbing. The bathrooms were clean and the showers had hot water! It had a nice breakfast spread and they brought in a big-screen plasma TV for the World Cup! We would stay there again.

I read the reviews posted on trip advisor prior to going to Argentina. I was pleased to read the positive comments, however the hotel we stayed must have been a different hotel.

This hotel was under construction/renovation which started promptly at 8 am each morning. The rooms were FILTY, FILTHY, FILTHY! The carpet was so disgusting I wouldn't walk on it without shoes. We had no AC and the room had no ventalation. This hotel was awful!

The Embajador Hotel proved to be an excellent choice as the least expensive option on a package deal to Buenos Aires. The rooms are nothing special, but are clean and serviceable. The breakfasts (included) were fine - plenty of choices. What makes this hotel shine is it's staff, who couldn't be more accommodating. They provided a room change for friends who found the original room inconvenient - they provided advice as to what to see, how to get there (gave us maps that were highlighted to show the route) and complied with every request happily and efficiently. The Embajador is in an excellent location - blocks from the Teatro Colon, just one block from Santa Fe Avenue (for unbelievable shopping), very close to the Recoleto and on the widest street in the world. Yes, you could hear traffic, but it wasn't deafening - and we were in the front of the hotel facing the street. All in all, it was the perfect place to spend a week without breaking the bank on accommodations.

I had a little anxiety about staying at The Embajador, but it all vanished after I checked in. The staff were nice and very accomodating. The room was average sized with a great view of the bustling Carlos Pelligrini Avenue. This hotel is located in Centro so all places of intrest are near by

I can't say enough about the wonderful time I had in BA. I'ts a place i've fallen in love with and hope to return soon. I just can't say enough about it.