From all business trips I have done worldwide, rooms of this hotel were the best ever: design is really original and chic; very spacious room, great bed, lightings well balanced, free internet connection, full silence & tranquillity etc.
Though the price is high, it is ideal for businessman wishing to have an environment supporting their comfort and business expectations.
Breakfast offers a large choice of food for all tastes in continental buffet.
The Hotel is located at the heart of Buenos Aires, making suitable for tourists and business individuals.

Overall feeling is that the RP makes you feel really good just with its environment. My one regret is not to have stayed long enought to enjoy.

I can see by the date that we were at the Regal Pacific at the same time as the previous post with a difference of opinion. Our room was 510 overlooking the pool. It was very quiet, very dark in the mornings due to black out curtains which we liked. The room was quite large and the bathroom was also very spacious. the towels were oversized and thick. We though the service in general was very good, the staff was helpful. The buffet breakfast was decent but not excellent. We live in Mexico and travel often to the varied beaches here where we are used to sumptuous buffets at breakfast. the orange juice was tinted water and for me undrinkable. HOwever there was a variety of food to choose from and you won't go hungry. You can ask them to make eggs for you if you don't want them from the buffet. We found the fitness room fine and especially liked being able to shower there before our 11PM flight even after we had checked out of the room. The hotel is on a dirty back street off wide Av. Cordoba but is very close to Puerto Madero for dinners. Even though it is close to Galerias Pacifico and Florida Street we did not find any shopping bargains to be had and were very disappointed not to buy any leather goods. I was looking for shoes. All of downtown seemed dingy and rundown with a lot of hotels in the area. What I was very upset was getting charged a lot more on my AMEX card for the room after having made the reservation at a rate in dollars which they converted to pesos at the rate they wanted to (3.25) and then reconverted by American Express with a difference of $65 dollars. I had experienced this process before but not at such a high difference. We had paid $180 a night plus tax and I am sure you can get an equivalent room in a very good hotel in a much better area if the location is very important to you.

I went for this hotel because of price, which was a mistake. It really is only a 3 star hotel, and the location is not very good, on a dingy street. Our room was large but the carpet was stained, WIFI was very expensive, turndown service happened only a couple of hours after they cleaned our room for the day, towels were thin, frayed and scarce. The pool has very little sun and only a few lawn chairs, all a little grungy. The breakfast was fine, but an utter mob scene. Both days we saw the bus boy simply reset the table from the last diners without even wiping down the table. The fitness center is flimsy. Next time I will return to the 4 Seasons or try the Hilton which had a great location, fitness center and pool.

For my last night in Buenos Aires, after staying at various budget hotels, I splurged and stayed at the Regal Pacific. I loved it - my room was spacious and comfortable, and the hotel even offered a pillow menu! The location was very convenient to Av. Florida, Plaza de Mayo, and Puerto Madero. A breakfast buffet was included with the room, and there is a business center that holds 3 computers with internet access. There's also a fitness center, but I never checked that out. I found everyone who worked here to be courteous and professional. The only downside was that my room (#602) was next door to the room where housekeeping did laundry, and from time to time I could hear noise from that. If my stay had been longer than one night, I probably would have requested to move rooms on account of the noise.