Casa Lucia is located in the historic Edificio Mihanovich, once the tallest building in Latin America. The view of the Río de la Plata is spectacular. The building, steeped in tradition, resembles a lighthouse and to this day is said to welcome everyone coming to Buenos Aires for the first time.
Upon arrival at the hotel, guests are immediately immersed in the shimmering flair of Buenos Aires. The entrance area is more than just a lobby: the eye-catcher is a large-format mural by local mixed media artist Cristina Codern, which immediately conveys the energy of Argentina. The impressive work of art was created especially for the hotel.
The hotel’s 142 rooms and suites are equipped with furniture that creates an exciting contrast to the historical roots on the one hand and skillfully complements tradition on the other. All rooms feature contemporary art by the award-winning Argentinian artist Cristián Mohaded, whose works are exhibited in the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Musée Les Arts Décoratifs in Paris, among others.
Many guest rooms and suites have a balcony so that guests can enjoy the incomparable view over the city and the Río de la Plata to the full. In addition to comfortable loungers and seating, there is also an outdoor shower
Interior Design
Torrado Arquitectos, Fernanda Schuch Studio
Design
Custom made
