Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Outstanding service from high quality staff. Lovely spacious room.
Excellent breakfast.
The courtyard where you can have breakfast and some afternoon tea is a very peaceful heaven!
Very highly recommended.
Outstanding service from high quality staff. Lovely spacious room.
Excellent breakfast.
The courtyard where you can have breakfast and some afternoon tea is a very peaceful heaven!
Very highly recommended.
Joelle
Reviewed November 12, 2022Reviewed November 12, 2022
Safe clean hotel in a great area to stay as a tourist . Staff were exceptional, the manager even made our daughter a colouring book to accompany a long journey. All staff spoke good English and were helpful with local area information and arranged currency exchange at good rates.
The hotel was very child friendly.
Nice breakfast buffet in the basement each day.
We had a large suite room which was large with private balcony.
Good restaurants and cafes just minutes from hotel.
We used the...
Safe clean hotel in a great area to stay as a tourist . Staff were exceptional, the manager even made our daughter a colouring book to accompany a long journey. All staff spoke good English and were helpful with local area information and arranged currency exchange at good rates.
The hotel was very child friendly.
Nice breakfast buffet in the basement each day.
We had a large suite room which was large with private balcony.
Good restaurants and cafes just minutes from hotel.
We used the...
Great stay at Casa Bevant! The staff were friendly and helpful, and the location was excellent for exploring Buenos Aires. Would definitely recommend and stay again!
Great stay at Casa Bevant! The staff were friendly and helpful, and the location was excellent for exploring Buenos Aires. Would definitely recommend and stay again!
Gerard
Reviewed October 25, 2026Reviewed October 25, 2026
I have said it a few times. Everything is good to my taste. I don’t like to repeat but yes, tea making facilities and bottle water would make it better. Thanks
I have said it a few times. Everything is good to my taste. I don’t like to repeat but yes, tea making facilities and bottle water would make it better. Thanks
Really nice hotel. Rooms spacious and very clean. Beds ok. Singles only.
Area around is ok. Lots of homeless at night but didn’t feel unsafe.
We wanted to do laundry which website said they did but they don’t. Laundrette is only 200m down the road.
Really nice hotel. Rooms spacious and very clean. Beds ok. Singles only.
Area around is ok. Lots of homeless at night but didn’t feel unsafe.
We wanted to do laundry which website said they did but they don’t. Laundrette is only 200m down the road.
Often boutique hotels have more style than substance, but this does not apply to the Ilum Experience. The helpfulness of the staff, the excellent breakfast, the comfort of the rooms all made this a very good (Ilum) experience
Often boutique hotels have more style than substance, but this does not apply to the Ilum Experience. The helpfulness of the staff, the excellent breakfast, the comfort of the rooms all made this a very good (Ilum) experience
Very helpful staff and clean property in a great part of town. Breakfast was also very good. The only minor downside was the gym equipment was quite tired and due for replacement.
Very helpful staff and clean property in a great part of town. Breakfast was also very good. The only minor downside was the gym equipment was quite tired and due for replacement.
Ben
Reviewed October 10, 2026Reviewed October 10, 2026
Excellent hotel for our 3 night stay. Big room / bed and a balcony too. Breakfast was excellent with great options. The staff were all friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.
Excellent hotel for our 3 night stay. Big room / bed and a balcony too. Breakfast was excellent with great options. The staff were all friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.
Simon
Reviewed November 23, 2025Reviewed November 23, 2025
Lovely place! All was perfect. The check-in is really not before 3pm but, this is mentioned in the description. The WiFi worked perfectly for me on the first floor .
Lovely place! All was perfect. The check-in is really not before 3pm but, this is mentioned in the description. The WiFi worked perfectly for me on the first floor .
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