Your stay at Legado Mitico Buenos Aires

However, despite the historic references and careful decorations, there is nothing old-fashioned about the rooms, which are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities. Warm colours, dark timber and select paintings create a wonderful flair.

The three Deluxe Rooms are approximately thirty square metres large and pay homage to Evita Perón, Che Guevara and Carlos Gardel. Evita Perón’s room has been decked out in a charming ochre colour scheme, furnished with baroque-style furniture and a crackling fireplace in the bedroom. Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara’s room comes with splashes of bright red and a host of emotionally charged memorabilia. Carlos Gardel was famous for his beautiful voice. And, certainly, the corresponding room is well-balanced and sophisticated space cherishing the fine arts.

All of the three Deluxe Rooms have been furnished with a king-sized bed inviting you to stretch out and relax in fine style. The modern bathrooms come equipped with a luxurious bathtub, a separate shower cabin and luxuriously modern amenities.   

The Superior Rooms boast a level of warmth and cosiness that has become rare in modern superior lodgings. The rooms have been dedicated to the writer Jorge Louis Borges, the Argentinian liberator General José de San Martín, the celebrated artist Benito Quinquela Martin and the much worshipped independence fighter Manuel Belgrano. All of the Superior Rooms have been furnished with some kind of related memorabilia, like a typewriter or a portrait. The many historic details notwithstanding, the rooms are modern, airy and cosy. Furthermore, the luxurious bathrooms leave nothing to be desired.

The thirty square metres large Classic Rooms introduce you to some of Argentina’s great historic figures, infusing the ambience with a touch of myth. Stretch out on the king-sized bed and dream of the emancipated life of Victoria Ocampo. Tita Merello was born in one of the city’s poorest neighbourhoods but rose to fame through her outstanding tango talent. Like no one else, Tita Merella resembles the fiery tango passion.

And then, there is the chronically unkempt cartoon figure Mafalda. Of course, Mafalda’s Classic Room, designed in red and bright ochre, is filled with the comic strips that give just as much cause to laugh out loud as they do to ponder the deeper meanings. El Gaucho was always on the side-lines of regular society. However, he is still admired for his extraordinary horse riding skill, sharp mind and independent opinions. Every Classic Room features a luxurious, modern bathroom equipped with a separate shower and precious toiletries.