Where to stay in Palermo
Palermo is the largest neighborhood in Buenos Aires and each area has its own pace. This guide helps you choose where to stay for your trip.
The areas of Palermo
Palermo Soho
Tree-lined streets, design shops and restaurants around Plaza Serrano.
Best for: A first trip to Buenos Aires, couples and groups of friends who want to eat out and walk the neighborhood.
Places to stay in Palermo Soho
Palermo Hollywood
Studios, cafés and a calm weeknight scene.
Best for: Food lovers, long stays and remote workers who want a quiet pace on weekdays.
Places to stay in Palermo Hollywood
Palermo Chico
Leafy and residential, near museums and the Palermo Woods.
Best for: Families, restful trips and anyone who prefers a quiet, green area.
Places to stay in Palermo Chico
Palermo Botánico
Next to the Botanical Garden, with good subway access.
Best for: Business trips or trade fairs at La Rural, first visits relying on the subway and families who want parks nearby.
Places to stay in Palermo Botánico
Palermo Viejo
Low-rise houses, renovated PHs and neighborhood squares.
Best for: Long stays, travelers who want to live like a local and anyone looking for a home with a patio or terrace.
Places to stay in Palermo Viejo
Getting to Palermo
From Ezeiza airport
The international airport is about 35 km away. By car, taxi or ride-hailing app it takes 45 minutes to an hour depending on traffic; there are also buses to downtown or Aeroparque.
From Jorge Newbery airport (Aeroparque)
It is inside Palermo, by the river: about 10 to 20 minutes by car from most stays.
Getting around the neighborhood
Subway line D runs through Palermo along Santa Fe avenue (Bulnes, Scalabrini Ortiz, Plaza Italia, Palermo and Ministro Carranza stations). Subway, buses and trains use the SUBE card.
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