Hotel Posta Carretas

Name: Hotel Posta Carretas
Address: Esmeralda 726, Buenos Aires, 阿根廷

3.0-star · Esmeralda 726

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At a glance: 3-star · 90 rooms

Near: Obelisk · 7 min walk

The Posta Carretas is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Posta Carretas offers a pleasant stay in Buenos Aires for those traveling for business or leisure.

With Retiro-Mitre just 1km away and Jorge Newbery Airport only 13km away, transportation is very convenient. In addition, Lavalle Metro Station is just a short walk away. This hotel is located near many of Buenos Aires's attractions including Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral, Plaza Libertad and The Barolo Palace.

This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing.

When it comes to Buenos Aires hotels, the Posta Carretas is highly regarded for its excellent facilities.

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Check-in14:00
Check-out12:00
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Age Restrictions. No age limit for check-in.

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Children of all ages are welcome at this property. Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.

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Sights near Hotel Posta Carretas

Obelisk

550 m away · Av. Corrientes, C1035 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

(187,517 reviews)

Plaza General San Martín

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(25,279 reviews)

Museo Nacional del Cabildo

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(12,123 reviews)

Plaza de Mayo

1.1 km away · Av. Hipólito Yrigoyen s/n, C1087 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

(143,808 reviews)

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Frequently asked questions about Buenos Aires

When is the best time to visit Buenos Aires?

The best time to visit is spring (October to November) or fall (March to April), when temperatures are mild and rain is moderate. Summer (December to February) is hot and humid, with frequent rain, while winter (June to August) is cool and drier, though nights can be chilly. For the most comfortable weather, aim for October or November, when days are warm and humidity is lower.

Which area should I stay in in Buenos Aires?

Recoleta suits first-timers with its elegant streets, museums, and cafes, near the Four Seasons and Sofitel. Palermo offers leafy parks, trendy bars, and restaurants, ideal for nightlife. Puerto Madero, with its waterfront and modern towers, fits those wanting a sleek stay, home to the Hilton and Faena. San Telmo, around Plaza Dorrego, appeals to history lovers with its antique markets and tango vibe.

What are the must-see attractions in Buenos Aires?

Start at the Obelisk, the city's iconic landmark on 9 de Julio Avenue. Walk to Plaza de Mayo, the historic square surrounded by the Casa Rosada and the Cabildo. For green space, Tres de Febrero Park in Palermo is ideal for a stroll or boat ride. In San Telmo, Plaza Dorrego hosts the famous Sunday antiques fair. , a quirky tower with a Dante-inspired design, offers a unique perspective.

Sights near Hotel Posta Carretas

Obelisk

550 m away · Av. Corrientes, C1035 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

(187,517 reviews)

Plaza General San Martín

600 m away · C1001 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

(25,279 reviews)

Museo Nacional del Cabildo

1.1 km away · Bolívar 65, C1066 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

(12,123 reviews)

Plaza de Mayo

1.1 km away · Av. Hipólito Yrigoyen s/n, C1087 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

(143,808 reviews)

Things to do in Buenos Aires

Local Foodie Adventure in Buenos Aires with Sherpa Food Tours

3h 30m

(8,375 reviews)

From $89

Intimate Underground Tango Show by Secreto Tango Society

60 min

(1,610 reviews)

From $85

Buenos Aires City Private Tour with Local Guide

4 hr

(4,052 reviews)

From $128

Gaucho Small-Group Full Day at a Farm in Buenos Aires

9 hr

(1,102 reviews)

From $168

Frequently asked questions about Buenos Aires

When is the best time to visit Buenos Aires?

The best time to visit is spring (October to November) or fall (March to April), when temperatures are mild and rain is moderate. Summer (December to February) is hot and humid, with frequent rain, while winter (June to August) is cool and drier, though nights can be chilly. For the most comfortable weather, aim for October or November, when days are warm and humidity is lower.

Which area should I stay in in Buenos Aires?

Recoleta suits first-timers with its elegant streets, museums, and cafes, near the Four Seasons and Sofitel. Palermo offers leafy parks, trendy bars, and restaurants, ideal for nightlife. Puerto Madero, with its waterfront and modern towers, fits those wanting a sleek stay, home to the Hilton and Faena. San Telmo, around Plaza Dorrego, appeals to history lovers with its antique markets and tango vibe.

What are the must-see attractions in Buenos Aires?

Start at the Obelisk, the city's iconic landmark on 9 de Julio Avenue. Walk to Plaza de Mayo, the historic square surrounded by the Casa Rosada and the Cabildo. For green space, Tres de Febrero Park in Palermo is ideal for a stroll or boat ride. In San Telmo, Plaza Dorrego hosts the famous Sunday antiques fair. , a quirky tower with a Dante-inspired design, offers a unique perspective.

Palacio Barolo

What day trips can I take from Buenos Aires?

Full-day tours head to Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay, a historic riverside town with cobblestone streets and a UNESCO-listed quarter. Gaucho ranch tours take you to an estancia in the pampas for a taste of rural life. A private tour with airfare goes to Iguazu Falls, the massive waterfall system on the border with Brazil. A wine tasting tour visits Bodega Gamboa in the nearby Mendoza region.

How many days do I need in Buenos Aires?

Plan 3 to 4 days for Buenos Aires. In that time, you can see the Obelisk, Plaza de Mayo, Palacio Barolo, and Plaza Dorrego, plus stroll through Tres de Febrero Park and Plaza General San Martín. If you want to add a day trip, like to Colonia del Sacramento or an estancia, set aside one extra day.

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