I definety recommed to stay at Home hotel, having travelled many times to BsAs for business this is a great option. Why?
1. It is located in one of the coolest neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, walking distance from hip restaurants and boutiques. This is also a safe walking zone, aprox. 10-15 minutes from downtown (in car).
2. Service is always helpful, they recommend me great restaurants in the area and responded quickly to my needs (taxi cabs, info about the spa, messages, etc). There is a very friendly and relaxed atmosphere in the hotel.
3.Rooms are small but functional, comfortable bed, nice mini bar, big mirror. No luxuries only savy functionality. Internet service free of charge in the room.

So this is the typical nice, pretty and affordable place. Highly recommended for youg couples no kids, group of friends and cool grandpas. I cannot think of something negative about the hotel!

If this hotel is all booked or want a more cozy atmosphere try Malabia House (great option too!)

Sorry to hear about the guest from SFO's problems with the noise, my experience was within days but I had the opposite experience.

The hotel did inform me ahead of time of the construction and advised I could cancel if I wished. Of course, I didn't as they said the noise would start at around 8:30 am and would not be a problem if I was going to beakfast at the hotel at tour the city. Yes, on Saturday the noise was bothersome as I wanted to sleep in a bit, but again the hotel offered to move me to another room.

I agree that in all areas (front desk, breakfast, bar, spa and security) everyone was genuinely friendly and very helpful. With a hotel as trendy as Home, I anticipated a little attitude from the staff, but experienced nothing but warmth.

Things that stood out:

- Excellent spa. I did the jet lag package which was wonderful.
- Don't miss the breakfast. You get a basic continental offering as part of the room rate with options for eggs and other dishes. Most days I was fine with the continental and really enjoyed the different juice combinations each day. I also loved the different butter and spreads that changed each day. They went well with the croissants & rolls.
- Drinks at the bar: again, there were some very unique drinks and tapas (appetizers) offered in the bar. They were a little expensive compared to the rest of Buenos Aires, but still reasonable considering the hotel location and quality.
- The location. We could have spent many days just exploring the different Palermo areas without venturing into the other neighborhoods. Palermo has some of the best shops, restaurants and overall walking & exploring areas to rival European cities.
- Safety: while it's apparent there is crime in Buenos Aires, I felt safe in the neighborhood using common sense. Home always had a security guard at the door who keeps an eye on everyone who enters the hotel.
- Design: the Home has been featured in many magazines and you can tell why. Fans of contemporary design will appreciate the elements of glass, dark wood, polished concrete, floral prints and a beautiful garden/pool area. Add in high quality shower & bath fixtures with Home's own bath products and you've got a great combo.

This hotel/hostile could be the worst accomodations I have ever seen.
The hotel staff is rude, the accomodations are awful and the staff is uninformed of B.A.
I checked in with my wife, saw my room and checked-out 15 minutes later and booked a different hotel. They charged me for that night but I didn't mind because I just wanted to get out of this place.
Beware of Homes!

My boyfriend and I stayed at home for a week and we loved everything about it - it has to be out favourite hotel IN THE WORLD!!! I cannot fault it in any way, will be back ASAP. I still dream about lying by the beutiful pool with a passion fruit martini, feeling more relaxed than ever - FAB!