How to Experience Buenos Aires Like a True Local

Stay in hand-picked apartments in hip neighborhoods with the touch of a grand hotel. Oasis uses an upscale home-meets-hotel approach to travel and hospitality and offers 150 spaces around Buenos Aires to stay in (and 2,000 homes around the world). The perfect way to feel like a resident in Buenos Aires, Oasis properties range from a one-bedroom apartment with a balcony overlooking San Martin Plaza to a sprawling three-bedroom home in the fashionable neighborhood of Palermo Soho.

"We're trying to offer guests the opportunity to feel like insiders," said American expat Parker Stanberry, who founded Oasis in Buenos Aires in 2009. Oasis provides guests access to members-only clubs around the city, gyms, and a mobile concierge services on the ground to help guests with whatever they need. Use the concierge — or Oasis-dubbed "Sidekicks" — to book a massage, stock the kitchen with organic, fresh food, and make restaurant reservations at Buenos Aires's hottest restaurants.

Noted as one of Latin America’s best restaurants, Chefs Estefanía Di Benedetto and Chef Matías Kyriazis put a global twist on Argentine fare at Paraje Arévalo. The elegant, cozy café rests in the popular Palermo Hollywood neighborhood.

Oasis guests and locals rub shoulders at this chic, four-story members club, run by Oasis. The Clubhouse, formerly an elegant Buenos Aires residence, hosts many events, including cocktail classes and tastings, jazz nights, and poetry readings. The Clubhouse also features a terrace, pool, garden, two bars, and guest rooms.