Palo Santo Hotel

The Palo Santo Hotel, which is tucked away in the centre of Palermo Hollywood’s grid of tree-lined streets, is at an ideal place to take in the laid-back side of Buenos Aires. As soon as Porteños hear the term “Palermo Hollywood,” their thoughts immediately turn to the culinary side of things. This is the place where aspiring cooks establish supper clubs, wine bars, and parrillas (grills) hidden behind doors that are painted with murals.

The boutique-filled cobbled alleyways of Palermo Soho are just a fifteen-minute walk away, and the Plaza de Mayo, the heart of the city, is just twenty minutes distant by metro. If you get tired of eating and drinking, Palermo Soho is the place to go.

Rooms

The presence of lovely balconies that are brimming with plants, fresh flowers, and basic furnishings enables spacious rooms to exude an air of brightness and airiness. Some of the most notable pieces, such as the Noguchi sofas, Eames chairs, and Charles beds, are able to stand out thanks to the minimalist design.

At the same time that the built-in workstation is convenient for more working periods, the presence of a “personal cellar” makes it attractive to stay on the balcony while enjoying a glass of Malbec. Every room is equipped with a Nespresso machine; however, pods are available for an extra cost. The bathrooms are contemporary and feature powerful walk-in showers as well as amenities from White Tea.

Services

Even though it is a very small hotel, Palo Santo provides exceptional service, with staff members going above and beyond to ensure that guests have all they require. Having a convenient guide to the city, metro cards, and maps that provide individualised itineraries makes visiting the city a pleasant and straightforward experience.

When it comes to burning off steak-filled dinners, a compact fitness club is a time-saving option for individuals who do not like to go for a jog around the Bosques de Palermo, which are located close. Following a day of walking around the city streets, the roof terrace features a lovely patio area as well as a plunge pool, all of which are ideal locations to relax and unwind.

Food and drinks

Every morning, the restaurant overflows out onto the patio for breakfast, and in the evenings, from Tuesday through Saturday, the restaurant is taken over by Namida, which is a well-known Japanese restaurant. Food items such as homemade empanadas, pastries, dulce de leche pancakes, cereals, and breads are offered with filter coffee and fresh juices at the breakfast buffet, which is open to anybody who wants to help themselves.

If you want to try some of the greatest ceviche in town, you should make a reservation at Namida. They also offer some unusual Japanese and South American fusion dishes, like as ‘fish cookies’ (prawn cookies with salmon top, cream cheese and teriyaki sauce) and Criollo wontons (filled with blood sausage, celery and ginger).