Aeroparque Inn and Suites

It's close to the airport, about five minutes by car or a 20-minute walk, and my basic room was clean with no outside noise. The restaurant has a simple menu, and the internet is weak but fine for text messages. There's no tea or coffee setup, though you can get hot water from the dispenser by reception. The windows don't open, so fresh air isn't an option, and the air conditioning just blows cold air into the room. Don't count on the advertised airport shuttle being ready when you need it. I had to wait as long as 50 minutes. A taxi isn't free either, and it's best to book ahead because the wait can take ages. The ride is about 90 pesos and really does take five minutes. Rooms by reception may be noisy from people chatting in the lobby.

There was a party venue right beside the hotel, with loud guests and music going from midnight until at least 4 am when I left. Still, the place works for a stopover to freshen up before a flight from AEP. My room had a desk and downlights that were useful for working. It was clean, if a little dated, and there was no kettle, so I brought my own. Reception is staffed around the clock and speaks English. A taxi to AEP cost only 180 AR and took under ten minutes.

The people were friendly and the room was fairly clean. It's also near a few nightclubs. This probably won't stick in your memory, but it's reasonably close to Buenos Aires' domestic airport, not the international one.

The staff are really friendly, and the location is convenient. It's clean, though a bit dated and needing some maintenance. The front yard could use some weeding too. Acceptable overall.