Axel Hotels (Closed Permanently)

Bad experience with this place- beware

My partner and I showed up to find that the hotel had given up our reservation. The staff tried to cover up by blaming the website we booked through. They also offered nothing to smooth over the situation. I would have a back up plan if you are expecting to stay here. Once in the neighborhood there are not many other options but a few generic tower hotels. Beware.

Quality and Professionalism !!! Oustanding !!!

P in your door is Privacy, L is clean the room and the D badge in your door is Disturb. And after de D Every sexy thing happens...

Sexy, Chic, Fun place to stay!

We had excellent service our entire stay at the Axel Hotel. Even after we checked out and left our bags overnight while we went North to visit Iguazu, no problem. The staff new what nights and times to hit the local scene and recommended some excellent restaurants in the area. Drinks at the bar downstairs were fantastic and the staff serving breakfast mornings were always smiling and busy refiling coffees and stocking the buffet. Loved the rooms with the "open" showers and the towel cubbies. The glass bottom pool is overlooking the central stairwell for the entire hotel was very cool!

Beautiful Hotel for Recoleta not San Telmo

This hotel chain has several locations, I visited the one in Barcelona and they seem almost identical; like clones. The hotel has a beautiful Avant-garde clean functional interior, and design. It was well designed and meticulous appointed. Unfortunately the hotel is located in San Telmo; an old Buenos Aires neighborhood, and not in a well-traveled street. San Telmo was touted to be entering a new renaissance period, but it was over-hyped and to date have not come to fruition. The bar/restaurant could be a popular hangout for dinner and drinks as a late (2AM) pre-disco stopover, but the place is far from the frequented gays discos. I visited the hotel, and had dinner several times during the span of four months, but every time I was there I saw only a hand full of people in the hotel. Its a shame because they really have excellent drinks, the food is really good, and service is excellent. Even visiting during happy hours, and on the best days, you could easily count the number of people there. I hope more gays discover this great hotel that caters to the fussiest person and make it a successful enterprise.