Stayed at the Caesar Park over Christmas, from arrival to departure the service was appalling.
Had to wait for over an hour for the room to be ready (we arrived at 5pm)
Ordered room service (tea and snacks) it took an hour, was wrong when it arrived and after three atempts to correct it gave up!
Asked for an iron to be brought to the room, after waiting (and calling) it finally arrived only to find that when it was plugged in it fused all the lights in the room as it was faulty.
At the point of checking out my bill had another rooms charges on it, and I spent 30 minutes having to prove that they were nothing to do with me.

As a regular traveller to BA, I chose the CP for the location, The location is great but I won't be staying at the CP again... Next time I will stay at the Park Hyatt two minutes down the street for a real 5 star hotel.

We stayed at the Caesar Park Hotel for one night in late June, 2007. The pick up service at the airport was excellent. However, we were not satisfied with our treatment by the reception clerk who tried to game us into upgrading our room. I had reserved a standard room, non-smoking away from the elevator. At first we were shown a room on a smoking floor right next to the elevator and told we could have an upgrade for half as much again as a standard room. Only when we insisted on our original request, did the reception clerk with a great show of irritation give us a non-smoking room. My question is why weren’t we given this in the first place? This clerk, however, seemed to be an aberration as otherwise the service was quite adequate. We liked the location as it is close to many restaurants. We particularly liked the pasta at Restaurant Sorrento which is only a few blocks away.

We had 7 wonderful nights at Ceasar Park Buenos Aires.

First of all, I think the location was quite good. The hotel is located in an upmarket neighbourhood, where it is surrounded by expensive looking apartments. It's about 10 minutes walk to Recoleta area and also about 10 minutes walk to the main shopping area of Ave. Florida. There's a nice mall right opposite the hotel, Patio Bullrich, where you can get good brands such as Lacoste, Christian Dior etc etc. as well as nice cafes to sit, eat and drink.

The room I stayed in was simple and functional, overlooking the river. I woke up real early one day to find a fantastic view of the sunrise from my room.

Breakfast was quite standard, again, simple but good enough. I especially love the caramel yogurt....do they call it Dulce de Leche?

All in all, a good experience in a fantastic city.

My husband and I stayed at the Buenos Aires Caesar Park and loved it! The rooms were very nice with nice traditional marble bathrooms. The rooms were also a nice size with lots of space. We had a very nice view of the city and you could see the water/ocean, we were traveling with others and they had a very nice garden view. The hotel has a great location in the posh neighborhood called Recoleta (it's like the "New York Upper East Side" of Buenos Aires). It's directly accross the street from an very nice multi-level mall called "Patio Bullrich". It was also within walking distance to many delicious restaurants, cafes, high end shopping, the park with a neat open air flea market, and an important "must see" in Buenos Aires: the beautiful cemetary where Eva Peron was buried (it really is a beautiful cemetary....and I don't like scary movies!). The service was excellent: check-in, bellmen, restaurant, cleaning service and concierge. The most important people that you would need to communicate with spoke english: front desk, restaurant and concierge. Excellent hotel overall.