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Buenos Aires

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Buenos Aires – known as the ‘Paris of Latin America’ - is an exciting and cosmopolitan city. A great city in which to begin your holiday. You will find European elegance, style and sophistication muddled together with sight, sounds and smells uniquely Latin. It is vibrant.

The world famous steak, Patagonian lamb, the tango (a passionate dance with a lusty history of sailors, brothels and roses clamped between teeth), Evita, polo, leather boots/handbags, football and Maradonna all things that conjure up in one’s mind when you think of Buenos Aires…

Argentina itinerary suggestion

There are many great hotels in Buenos Aires from the large and traditional types to many of the new smaller boutique hotels which are very much up and coming. We have chosen a small selection of our favourites which are listed below. However - if you know of a particular hotel where you would like to stay (maybe the Alvear Palace or the Hotel Bel Air?) and we have not listed it, please do not hesitate to ask us about it as we should be able to book it for you without a problem.

The Sofitel Buenos Aires is a beautiful hotel, with just 144 bedrooms, in the heart of the city on the exclusive Arroyo Street. It is a member of ‘The Leading Hotels of the World’ group and underwent a complete refit just a few years ago. More...

Park Hyatt – Palacio Duhau is in the fashionable Recoleta shopping and residential area. With 165 guest rooms, including 39 suites all beautifully decorated, this hotel features contemporary design and ultra modern comforts, together with a bit of history, along with everything you would expect from Park Hyatt. More…

Faena Hotel and Universe in Puerto Madero is considered by many Buenos Aires’ most unique and cool hotel. It is very definitely a party hotel with fun and opulence being the main themes. More…

Legado Mitico with just 11 rooms is a great small boutique hotel in Palermo. Each room has been themed after a famous person from the Argentine recent past. Themes include Che Guevara, Carlos Gardel and General Belgrano. More...

Art Hotel is in Recoleta and near to the famous Recoleta cemetery. A charming hotel with just 36 rooms and three types of room (king, queen or small & cosy!). You will enjoy staying here. The hotel is so-named because local art is displayed in the hotel foyer and is changed regularly. More…

Mansion Dandi Royal is in San Telmo and is the place to stay if a ‘normal’ hotel isn’t quite your cup of tea. If you love dance and tango then this old mural covered house and themed hotel is the place for you. . More…

The Claridge Hotel looks rather like an elegant Victorian Style English hotel with its white façade. It is in a great location and has 155 rooms. The atmosphere is 'a home from home' and comfort is combined with great style. More…

The Elevage Hotel is another classic hotel to stay at whilst exploring the chic city of Buenos Aires. It is located in the heart of the city and has just over 100 spacious rooms. More…

Costa Petit Hotel is a small four roomed hotel with a classical garden in Palermo. For those looking for more of a ‘home away from home’ rather than a big hotel, then a stay here would suit well. More…

Loi Suites, Recoleta is located in the very heart of Recoleta. There are 112 sleek rooms and suites elegantly decorated in whites and creams. More…

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