Hotel NH Buenos Aires City
Five NH stars with a pool above the grid
About this hotel
The rooftop pool defines this hotel's case: water on the top floor of a five-star house, with the flat sweep of Buenos Aires running out to the horizon in every direction. The city has no hills to interrupt a roofline, so the deck's outlook works the way porteno rooftops always have, near terraces and water tanks first, then domes and towers, then sky. Summer is when the arrangement makes most sense, a swim breaking the humid stretch between sightseeing and the city's famously late dinner hour, while the pool deck's morning shift belongs to the quiet crowd. Below deck, the hotel runs to NH's five-star specification, and an 8.8 rating built on nearly seven thousand reviews points to a machine that rarely misfires. The closing fact is simple: this is one of the few decks in the city where the skyline comes with water.
- Rooftop pool
- Five-star service
- Top-floor skyline deck
Our take
Choose this one if the pool is non-negotiable: rooftop water in Buenos Aires is scarcer than terraces, and getting it inside a five-star operation with a consistent 8.8 track record removes most of the gamble. Couples and heat-wary summer travelers will use it daily. Skip it if you want a characterful boutique roof or a bar-first scene; the appeal here is polish and water, not intimacy.
- ✓Swim in the late afternoon from December to February, when downtown humidity peaks and the deck catches the day's best slanting light.
- ✓Confirm the pool's winter season before a June-to-August booking; rooftop water in Buenos Aires often runs on a summer calendar.
- ✓Take the first coffee of the day upstairs when you can; the deck is at its calmest before ten.
Why we love it
- A genuine rooftop pool in a terrace-dominated city
- Five-star NH consistency across thousands of stays
- The flat porteno skyline from the water line
- An 8.8 score sustained over 6,800 reviews