Buenos Aires: 14 Nights with Flight + Hotel from €317 p.p.

Buenos Aires Flight and Hotel: 14 Days from Munich for €317

A Buenos Aires flight and hotel package for two weeks often sounds like a big budget – but this deal from Munich shows it doesn’t have to be. For €317 per person you get return flights plus 14 nights in a 3-star hotel with breakfast. We take a look at what awaits you in the Argentine capital and how to plan the trip.

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Why Buenos Aires now?

Buenos Aires is a city best discovered neighborhood by neighborhood. In San Telmo you’ll find cobblestones, antique shops and a big street market on Sundays. La Boca is famous for the colorful houses at Caminito – a photo motif you surely know. In elegant Recoleta, the cemetery with magnificent mausoleums sits next to cafés and bookstores. And Avenida 9 de Julio, with its width, is considered one of the most striking streets in the world, with the obelisk in the middle.

Culinary-wise, take your time: a juicy asado from the grill, empanadas as a snack in between, milanesa and, for dessert, dulce de leche. Add a mate in the afternoon – that’s how many travelers get to know the everyday life of the porteños.

Buenos Aires Flight and Hotel: the prices in detail

The deal is for January 13 to 27, 2027 – right in the Argentine summer. The flight from Munich costs €107 per person, return, with one stop. Then there’s the hotel package: 14 nights at Hotel Facon Grande in the Monserrat neighborhood for €30 per night in a double room, breakfast included. Counting half the double room per person gives a total price of €317 per person. This is a package price made up of flight and accommodation – no hidden extras that we’d invent here.

Best time to travel & practical tips

January falls in the South American midsummer. In Buenos Aires that means warm to hot days, often above 30 degrees, and mild evenings. Pack light clothing, but also a thin jacket for air-conditioned rooms and evenings. Rain can occur – a small umbrella won’t hurt.

On site, the SUBE card gets you around the city cheaply: it’s valid for the bus (colectivo) and subway (subte). The city center and many neighborhoods are easy to explore on foot. A real money-saving tip: eat lunch instead of dinner out, as many restaurants offer cheaper lunch menus. For trips to the surrounding area, it’s worth looking at regional bus connections instead of a taxi. And: don’t exchange all your money at the airport, but compare rates in the city.

Hotel Facon Grande in the Monserrat neighborhood

The 3-star Hotel Facon Grande is located in the Monserrat neighborhood – central and close to the main sights such as Plaza de Mayo. Breakfast is included in the price, which makes everyday life pleasantly easier over 14 nights. The accommodation is a solid base for exploring the city without blowing your budget.

Buenos Aires in 14 days

A realistic short plan for two weeks could look like this:

• Day 1–2: Arrive, explore the Monserrat neighborhood and Plaza de Mayo, acclimatize.
• Day 3–4: San Telmo with market and antique shops, a tango show in the evening.
• Day 5–6: La Boca and Caminito, then relax at the Puerto Madero harbor district.
• Day 7–8: Recoleta with cemetery, parks and cafés, plus a visit to the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes.
• Day 9–10: Palermo with parks, boutiques and street art, time for coffee and mate.
• Day 11–12: A day trip to the Tigre Delta or to the pampas with an estancia visit.
• Day 13–14: Last souvenirs, Avenida 9 de Julio, farewell to Buenos Aires.

You can find more about history and neighborhoods in the Wikipedia article on Buenos Aires. If you like this deal, also check out more flight deals.