Holiday Inn Express Puerto Madero by IHG
Docklands position with a terrace over Puerto Madero
About this hotel
Puerto Madero gives this Holiday Inn Express its argument, and the rooftop terrace is where the argument concludes. The district is the city's regenerated port, red-brick docks turned boardwalk, glass residential towers behind them, the Rio de la Plata's open horizon beyond, and a roof here puts a guest above that composition at the exact hours it improves, when the office lights and the Puente de la Mujer's floodlighting take over from daylight. The hotel itself plays the Express formula straight: streamlined rooms, practical service and rates that leave money for the district's boardwalk parrillas. An 8.6 score suggests guests get precisely what they planned for. Sleep here for the position and the roof, spend the evenings upstairs, and let the terrace close each day with the city's newest skyline arranged in front of you.
- Rooftop terrace
- Puerto Madero location
- Value-focused four-star format
Our take
Recommended for value-driven travelers who want Puerto Madero's calm, safety and river light without tower-hotel pricing; the terrace turns a practical base into somewhere you actually linger. Business stopovers and couples on a budget both fit. It suits less anyone wanting full-service luxury or a lively night scene on site, since the Express format is deliberately lean and the district itself goes quiet after dinner.
- ✓Take the terrace at blue dusk, when the Puente de la Mujer and the dockside towers light up against the last color in the sky.
- ✓Walk the Reserva Ecologica Costanera Sur in the morning before the heat; its river-level paths reset how the rooftop view reads at night.
- ✓Book dinner at a dockside parrilla and finish on the roof; the district's short walking distances make the double act easy.
Why we love it
- Rooftop terrace above the Puerto Madero docklands
- Walking distance to the boardwalk and Plaza de Mayo
- Lean four-star value rated 8.6
- The district's tower lights after dark
Why guests love itA couple on a budget built their evenings around the rooftop terrace at the Holiday Inn Express Puerto Madero. Days started with a walk toward Plaza de Mayo, and late afternoons ended upstairs with the docklands below, the brick warehouses and towers catching the river light. The Express format kept things lean, with no full-service extras. The district quiets down after dinner, which they liked, though anyone wanting nightlife on the doorstep should stay elsewhere.