Best Infinity Pool Hotels in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires only has one hotel on this list with an infinity pool tag, so the choice is narrow but specific: Casa Joseph Libertador runs its rooftop pool with a terrace overlooking the city, air-conditioned rooms, and a 24-hour front desk, all within a few minutes of River Plate Stadium. Less than a kilometre from the stadium and about four from Jorge Newbery Airfield, the property sits closer to Palermo's parks and lakes than to the busier tourist core around Recoleta. Anyone chasing an infinity-style pool view over the city, rather than a garden pool at ground level, has exactly one confirmed option here for now.
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Casa Joseph Libertador is a 4-star property built around its rooftop swimming pool and terrace, which is the feature that earns it the infinity-pool tag on this site. Guests get air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and city views from balconies and terraces on the upper floors, while the ground level covers a 24-hour front desk, free toiletries, and a work desk for anyone mixing business with the stay. A dining area, microwave, TV, and electric kettle in the rooms mean the property leans toward longer stays as much as a weekend visit, which matters if the appeal is the pool view rather than a quick overnight.
Location plays as much of a role as the pool itself: less than a kilometre from River Plate Stadium puts football nights within walking distance, while the four kilometres to Jorge Newbery Airfield make late arrivals manageable without a long taxi ride. Bosques de Palermo and Palermo Lakes sit close enough for a morning walk before using the pool in the afternoon, and the neighbourhood trades the souvenir-shop density of the historic centre for a quieter, more residential rhythm that suits a stay built around the hotel's own amenities rather than sightseeing from dawn to dusk, with taxis and the subte both reachable within a short walk of the property.
What separates this listing from the spa-wellness group is specificity: only one property carries the infinity-pool tag, so there is no second or third option to compare it against within Buenos Aires for now. That scarcity cuts both ways for a traveller. It removes the usual back-and-forth between two or three shortlisted hotels, but it also means booking early matters more than usual, since a single rooftop pool with citywide views has no direct substitute on this list until another property earns the same tag. Confirm room category at booking, since only the upper floors carry the balcony views that make the rooftop pool worth choosing over a standard city stay.
Away from the historic centre, Palermo is where Buenos Aires stretches out: wide parkland at Bosques de Palermo, lakes for a slow walk, and a residential feel that contrasts with the density around Recoleta Cemetery or the Obelisk. There is still no shoreline to speak of, since the Río de la Plata's edge nearby is a park promenade rather than a beach, so a rooftop pool with a skyline view becomes the closest thing to open water this part of the city offers.