My husband travels all over the world for business and I frequently accompany him. Buenos Aires is my favorite city in South America but the Hotel Cabremon leaves a lot to be desired. My husband and I were very surprised at the high ratings it receives. Yes, it is close to Florida Street and the WiFi is free but that... more

August 19th was my first visit to Buenos Aires. I chose Hotel Cambremon because of the positive reviews on this site, because I was able to get a reasonable rate on the net and because I would be arriving in BsAs late that evening. I reserved an Executive Suite online, guaranteed with my credit card, with a footnote requesting "2... more

We stayed at the Cambremon for June 29th through July 5th. Its a great hotel, just small enough for personal attention and service yet large enough with hotel amenities (ie, free wireless internet access within the rooms or in the business center with printing, GREAT HUGE hot breakfast buffet including eggs, sausage, meat rolls, emapanadas, sandwiches, fruit, croissants/pastries, desserts like... more

If this is your first trip to South America you may have a problem with trash in the streets. The Cambremon is located one street away from the main drag and within easy walking distance of many sights and shopping areas. However at night the sidewalks do have a lot of trash spilled on them. The hotel is very nice... more

Well located, within walking distance of Florida street, cheaper end, and reasonable walk to Pink Palace, go beyond to refurbished dock buildings and restaurants at Purto Madero, cheap taxi ride home for $3. Hotel Staff very helpful but little english, did get us fixed up with a tango show. Seems that what all the tourists do even those from Argentina... more

We stayed in Cambremon Hotel Buenos Aires for 5 days, during my daughter birthday and we loved the hotel. The staff is very kind and the suites is exactly as the photos that you can see on website. The hotel is located very close to main avenue 9 Julio and few minutes far from microcenter, and can walk by the... more

If you're staying in BsAs you have to decide which location best fits your habits. You can stay in the Recoleta area, living with the upper class, and be insulated from the real city. Or you can stay in the city center, convenient to everything, and tolerate a bit of noise and riff-raff in the streets (garbage picking, etc). We... more

We had a lovely stay at the Cambremon Hotel during the week after Christmas 2005. We picked the Cambremon because of the good reviews it had received and the fact that the check-in time was 11:00 a.m. and we were not disappointed. Since we only had 24 hours in Buenos Aires, and we arrived there in the morning, an early... more

I found this hotel through Trip Advisor and was not disappointed. You might be put off by its back street location but have no fears - it is very secure. It is right in the city centre just a few blocks away from Florida Street. It has unlimited free 24 hour Internet access in the Business Centre. The breakfast buffet... more