Hotel NH Collection Buenos Aires Centro Histórico
Art deco polish with a terrace open around the clock
About this hotel
The terrace here benefits from a 24-hour bar downstairs, which means the rooftop rarely feels tied to a single narrow window: a coffee at odd hours, a late drink after a long dinner, or a quiet morning before the historic core wakes up are all genuinely available. The view runs low and even across Microcentro rooftops, church domes and water tanks breaking the line here and there, art deco detailing on the building itself hinting at the period this part of the city was built in. As the evening deepens, the cozy eatery sends its last orders up while the terrace settles into a calmer, later crowd, the round-the-clock bar meaning the space never fully closes down for the night.
- Rooftop terrace
- 24-hour bar
- Eatery
- Art deco building
Our take
This suits travelers who value flexibility over a single dramatic hour, since the 24-hour bar keeps the terrace genuinely usable whenever a stay's schedule demands it. It is well suited to business travelers with irregular hours. It suits less anyone chasing a single spectacular skyline view or a pool, since the appeal here is the art deco character and round-the-clock access rather than height or water.
- ✓Take advantage of the 24-hour bar for a late terrace visit after an evening flight or a long dinner out.
- ✓Go up early, before the Microcentro traffic starts, for the quietest version of the terrace.
- ✓Ask for a room facing the terrace side if the rooftop view matters more than a street view.
Why we love it
- A rooftop terrace paired with a 24-hour bar
- Genuine art deco architecture and detailing
- A cozy eatery for easy evenings
- Central Microcentro location near the historic core
Why guests love itA consultant in Buenos Aires for a week of meetings ran on a schedule that never matched normal bar hours, and this hotel absorbed that without fuss. After late calls, the 24-hour bar meant a drink was always possible, carried up to the terrace above the low, repeating rooftops of the Microcentro. One early morning before a flight, the terrace was empty and quiet. The view stays modest rather than dramatic, but the art deco shell made every return feel like an occasion.