Palo Santo Hotel – Buenos Aires, Argentina
Palo Santo Hotel is a small luxurious and green hotel located in Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Its architecture shows the beauty and sophistication of modern Argentinean design. Palo Santo offers excellent service and seeks to deliver its guests the best of the Buenos Aires experience.
The rooms at Palo Santo were conceived as design apartments. Guests will experience the best of contemporary Argentinean design within the hotel. They handpicked each piece of furniture and decoration to create a cohesive aesthetic experience and used only noble materials: marble, aluminum, iron, concrete and, of course, Palo Santo hardwood.
Palo Santo Hotel features a unique green architecture. Over 800 plants cover the walls and balconies. An impressive 18-meter high fountain runs from the top floor to the lobby.
Palo Santo is the first urban green hotel in Latin America. The hotel was built to LEED standards and operations are designed to minimize impact on the environment.
The dining area is located on the ground floor and includes a charming garden filled with jazmines and aganpathus flowers. Enjoy your breakfast indoors or outdoors (weather permitting) and have delicious sushi at Namida restaurant.
Enjoy breakfast at the most relaxing area of the hotel, with wonderful views of our garden. Our buffet breakfast includes a large selection of sweet and savory options: homemade pastry, bread and marmalades, fresh fruits, cereals, ham and cheese, cereal empanadas, fruit juices, scrambled eggs, among others. A variety of hot dishes (scrambled eggs, omelets and pancakes) is prepared to order.
They offer large, modern and stupendously designed rooms where you can relax in a light-filled, tastefully decorated suite.
Enjoy a glass of Malbec wine on your private balcony. Read a good book in a cozy sofa. And don’t forget to bring your Palo Santo Guidebook with you while you explore Buenos Aires.
Hotel Palo Santo Rooms:
Premium
Premium Rooms offer a fresh and laid-back atmosphere. Design furniture includes iconic pieces such as a Noguchi sofá, an Eames chair, a Charles-like bed and a Jacobsen chair.
Deluxe
Located on higher floors, our Deluxe Rooms are elegant, light-filled and very comfortable. Large windows and a private balcony offer a clear view of the city and our vertical gardens.
Terrace Suite
The suite is composed of one bedroom with a bathroom with whirlpool bath and a walk-in closet, and a living room with a dinning area, sitting area, comfortable sofas and a bathroom.
Palo Santo Suite
From the top floor, our Palo Santo Suite has beautiful views of the Palermo skyline. Two private balconies frame the hotel’s vertical gardens and display a unique perspective.
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