A great display of Argentine culture (i.e. Tango/Music/Charanga Player(wow) and Gaucho (again wow) with the tools of his trade in a musical display). It might be considered expensive but it is worth it. We booked through our Concierge. The La Ventana runs a shuttle service to select hotels and thus the pick and return makes this night out a great... more

My husband and I went to the show tonight and loved the performance. We even learned to tango although what we learned and what we saw are very different. You should try this venue if you get a chance. Not too expensive by US standards but high for Argentina. Worth the money. It was pouring with rain all day and... more

We booked a night at La Ventana (VIP dinner and show) online for $110 per person and the whole experience was very good. We received confirmation in English of our payment (via Paypal) and a nice email from La Ventana detailing the pick up arrangements from our hotel. After reading some of the reviews, I was pleasantly surprised by the... more

We booked a night at La Ventana via the internet. I must admit the reviews were mixed but upon reflection, accurate. According to the internet site, if you booked for the dinner and tango show, you would receive a free bottle of champaigne, but this failed to eventuate (another reviewer mentioned this, so we should have been forewarned), but as... more

We booked the La Ventana tango show (show only) based on the tripadvisor reviews. Maybe our expectation was too high, we thought the show was only so so. Our hotel made the reservation for us. The driver picked us up and took us back to our hotel. We watched the show in a cabaret like room on the second floor.... more

Last week my family and I took a Tango tour to La Ventana, Buenos Aires and we had an excellent time! The show is held in an old conventillo (classical grand building in Buenos Aires), we really felt like we were going back to the roots of Tango! The Tango house is located in a district called, San Telmo -... more

The owner of our hotel (the guy was from New Jersey) in BsAs recommended Señor Tango. After he'd left the lobby, the desk clerk and I continued the conversation. I mentioned that what was most important to my wife (a former professional ballerina and ballet teacher) was being able to see the dancers' feet and legs. He said Señor Tango... more

This tango show was my favorite out of the three that I have seen in the city. Had lots of dance from the interior of the country as well... Not just Buenos Aires Tango. Very entertaining, I was never once bored while sitting in my seat, and the dinner wasn't bad either! Highly recommended. more

I'd read up on the different shows in B.A., and booked this one at our hotel. There was pick-up bus service from the hotel. The seats were fine (the room is not that big). The price was high, but as others have said, for a show plus dinner, it would be a bargain in some cities in the world. The... more