The banging and drilling started in the room above mine at 9am. I am here on business and trying in vain to work in my room - I've given up. I've called and gone personally to reception, and the answers I've received about how long it will be going on range from "oh, it shouldn't be much longer" to "they are allowed to work until 6." Of course, there was no notice of construction when the hotel was booked and paid for. Breakfast is pretty good, but service in the restaurant was horrible with the exception of the host. It is definitely "do it yourself." It also took half and hour for my bags to make it to my room after I was already in it. Consequently, I was late to a dinner meeting. I would never stay here again.

We spent 2 nights - Feb 2&3 - at the Sheraton. The location was great. It's an easy walk to shopping and dining. Our room was nice, as were all of the hotel facilities. The staff was helpful. Also, the hotel is undergoing some renovations, so there is a little noise. Other reviewers mentioned slow elevators, but I did not find that to be an issue.

The only real downside to the hotel is traffic noise. My room faced the river, and right below the window was a busy street. It was not an issue at all over the weekend, but around 6AM on Monday, trucks began to back up. As the traffic jam got worse, the drivers became inpatient and honked...frequently. Bring some earplugs.

We spent five days in Buenos Aires on our way to an Antarctica Cruise. We stayed 5 nights at the Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel and Convention Center and loved it. It looks and feels like a typical Sharaton Hotel. However an excellent breakfast was included with our room rate. We booked the hotel through an Argentinian travel agent (Wow! Argentina) and received a lower rate than quoted on the internet that included breakfast and taxes. It also provided 1/2 hour free access to the internet everyday. There is a very fine a la carte restaurant at the hotel that we loved. The location is very good and all of the staff were quite pleasant and helpful. Overall it was an excellent experience.

[This was booked through Orient Lines, as part of a pre-cruise package]. A beautiful hotel, in the heart of the CBD ("Centro"), near the new Pacifico shopping centre and the famous Julio Avenida- the widest street in the world. Great rooms, great views, and the more expensive rooms have wide flat-screen tvs. About 50 channels, all free. Good mini-bars. English-speaking staff and excellent service. Restaurant is buffet for breakies. There is free internet for one hour and shops, and cafes.