I stayed at Ibis Congreso from January 4th to January 10th 2019. It was the first time. We enjoyed walking through the center of Buenos Aires. We almost didn't stay at the hotel during the day but I assure we were pleased by the view from our room. We could see the Congreso Square, many people walking their dogs, many children playing at the corner. By the way, I would like you to add points to my Accor card 3081031354647571, please.

the windows are not soundreducing enough. My room was recently painted with high smell and had to change it.Some rooms missing nice tv reception. Some missing washing basin working properly. For a 3 day business trip you do not have the time to discuss all these matters and change your room 3 times!

Hotel Ibis "Congreso" is very well located (Plaza de los Congresos), at 2 minutes walk from a Metro station.It is a bit old and has not been refurbished for quite a long time. Therefore, comfort is only average (even if there is nothing to complain about).Rooms (all alike) are neither big nor small ; they have a rather large bath-room (but no bath-tub, just a shower).Just 1 "European" plug in all the room (and NO adaptors at the reception desk = shame !). Breakfast is just average : large quantities, excellent salad of fresh fruits, but awful scrambled eggs. Very few people for service but they are efficient (reservation for a taxi to the Airport).With the Accor Club's discount, we payed a remarkably cheap price (compared to other hotels in Buenos Aires at this time of the year), which was a good value for our money.All in all : not a glamorous, but a rather good place to stay !

In bedroom= the toilet flush took more than half one hour to recharge, shortage of hot water in two out of five days at night, the shower box was leaking and wetting the floor, the towels were too rough, we couldn't keep the top pillow centered in the bed. In common areas, the elevator broke in two out of five days, at check out they took too much time to complete the payment using our vouchers, there were too much leaves and dirty in front of the main entrance. We were surprise discovering there is no frigobar in the bedroom.

Zero will to help, the 2 ladies in the morning shift are terrible to be talking to guest, they should be imediatly removed or fired. Rude as f. I made my reservation on the accor website since im a member, he website charged me and the charge was reflected on my bank account. One of the ladies didnt even wanted to activated my two keys. Since according to her it was not paid yet.my wife literally almost kick her sorry butt. Everytime we pass trough thelobby she will roll her eyes. And every time the keys got deactivayed she will make us get in line (after check inns and outs) just activate the key. Accor do something. I will complaint on every media outlet in the 4 lenguages I speak until I see these 2 out of the hotel bussiness.

I like iBis hotels, and have stayed in them around Europe and now in Buenos Aires. The main problem I have with them is their internet connectivity is very poor. They should just add a router password and forget the rest of the authentication.

Very poor management. My room was dirty and bed had been used, linen not changed. Window did not close properly so room was very noisy. Breakfast was correct but did not large variety of food. Location is good

I had Ibus recommended to me by a friend and signed up for an Accors membership. What a terrible disappointment this stay was. It started badly. The front desk had three people working and were ignored until I finally handed a paper copy of our confirmation to one of the workers - who was doing absolutely nothing, but told me I should speak to the women at the next counter who had sat there ignoring us and plainly able to see the paper in my hand. We got to a tiny claustrophobic room after a trip on a dirty elevator. The room was woefully small and ill equipped.We were given towels that I would only use to wash a car or perhaps the floor. They were disgusting. After our first night we went sightseeing the next day and returned at 5:00 pm to find our room had not been cleaned. The location was fantastic, but I'm not sure the hotel gets credit for this as it did not come close to making up for the poor quality of the stay.

I've stayed in this property about 6 times in the last 10 years. This last stay was rather frustrating: the premises are in a bad shape (shower floods the bathroom, toilet seat is worn down, overall poor room conservation) and room service has been brought to a minimum (dirty floors and counters.) Some employees at the reception desk were doing very long shifts, several days in a row, which makes me wonder about staff working conditions.

When travelling to Buenos Aires, I always stay at the Ibis Congreso. The hotel is well situated and close to all amenities and public transport. The staff are friendly and helpful. The rooms are adequate, well maintained and cleaned daily. There are computres in the lobby and the WiFi is excellent.

The hotel is in need of refurbishment, the floors of the rooms are run down, the bathroom smells of drainage, and the restaurant chairs have corroded armrests. Not to mention that the welcome drink is limited to one unit, ie if you are accompanied by another person is not welcome?

Although this hotel has had a refit (apparently) the air ciditioning even when off is noisy and the vinyl flooring is raising at the plank edges. Though not a trip hazard yet. Area does have homeless but I thought it safe, the Congreso is nearby and the area around that has less touristy cafes etc

Ibis Hotels are always the same: clean, low-cost, good location and very good cost-benefit. Ibis Buenos Aires is just that. Just few minutes by walking from tha Center main streeta and Puerto Madeiro complex.

This area is very loud, especially if you get a room at the street. Restaurant is only open at the evening, but not at the weekend. But around the hotel you can find plenty of cheaper restaurants. You have to pay for each service, The staff is not very polite and flexible, this is may caused by their operating system. My worst stay ever in South America

The room was a typical Ibis economy room. The room was clean. Everything worked. The hotel is well located on the edge of Centro Buenos Aires in a trendy art district a little away from the overpriced tourist areas. You can get an excellent well priced meal at any of the cafes within in a couple of block of the hotel.