Hôtels proches de Virgen de Lujan, Buenos Aires

Après avoir accueilli le Congrès Ibis avant la pandémie, je vois qu'il est tombé, car il a perdu quelques traits importants pour le voyageur d'affaires, ainsi que pour le touriste national et étranger. Une perte très importante est qu'ils n'offrent pas d'ordinateurs de bureau, même si ils avaient jusqu'à la pandémie 2. Ils doivent réinstaurer ceci et j'ai fait savoir à la Sub-Géranta, qui a eu une attitude difficile à cet égard. Une autre dépréciation est que vous ne vous proposez pas le journal de papier comme vous le ferez dans la prépandémie, je trouve une mauvaise excuse pour affirmer que j'ai pu contamiter le covid .... La SubGerente affirme que les deux aggravations font partie de la pol (Ibis dans la région, cependant, et je l'ai contesté, dans des pays comme le Brésil continuent à fournir des exemplaires de journaux en papier et il y a des PC dans le lobby ou un corner Internet. Ce qui reste de haute qualité est le petit-déjeuner, avec une grande variété. Le service de bar est également positif.

First I'd like to say that the young man who assisted me when I arrived late at night at Up Tribeca was entirely professional and courteous with me, even though I checked out almost immediately after checking in. So: I initially booked three nights at Up Tribeca because the reviews for the hotel were all positive; however, the hotel ”ambience” is entirely artificial and - to put bluntly - weird. All the rooms are centered around an open-air courtyard (btw, that courtyard is the only fresh air in the hotel), and because I checked-in late at night, I had a very hard time trying to find my room number while walking the hallway along the courtyard, as it was lit by a few neon lights that (I guess) gave off a cool vibe, but no actual light. Because it was so dark, I mistook the wrong room for mine and kept trying to open the door with my card, until I noticed (again, hard to see with no light!) the ”do not disturb” sign on the door handle (sorry to whomever might have woken up to me trying to open their door.) I then continued down the dark hallway to my correct room, and when I opened the door, I was greeted to a completely windowless box of a room that reeked of synthetic air-freshener, making it smell like I just walked into a Zara Home Furnishing store. The smell was suffocating, and of course there was no way to open a window to get rid of it because no window existed. If you've ever watched the Apple Tv show ”Severance,” then you'll get the kind of atmosphere this room had: it felt completely claustrophobic and dystopic. I didn't spend more than thirty seconds in that room before I grabbed my suitcase and went down to the front desk, requesting a different room that had a window, only to be informed none of the rooms have windows. At that point, I asked him to call me a taxi, and I left for another hotel. To sum up: if you don't care that you're staying in a windowless box that smells like a home furnishing store in the local mall, you'll be fine at Up Tribeca. Otherwise, I would strongly recommend you book elsewhere.

hôtel à un excellent rapport coût-avantages. Lieu très bon! Pour les évaluations sur les sites d'hébergement, nous avons demandé de ne pas rester au 1er étage et c'est le meilleur conseil que je puisse donner. Notre chambre au 2e étage était très silencieux! Les chambres du 1er étage doivent être très souillées par le bruit, ils offrent un petit déjeuner simple qui brise un trou.

L'hôtel est situé dans le centre de Buenos Aires, tout près de la rue du 7 septembre et de l'Obélisque. Service propre et bien rangé et chaleureux. J'ai dîné trois fois au restaurant au premier étage de l'hôtel et ce fut une super expérience ! Le football dans le hall de l'hôtel est génial👍🏻

L'hôtel est propre et bien présenté dans une grande localisation sur Av Corrientes. La rue vient en direct la nuit avec les busques, danseurs et petits établissement de marché. L'hôtel est sûr et le personnel a été très utile. Le ménage est un hôtel très bon et mérite une visite.

We just spent a week in Buenos Aires and this hotel was a pleasant surprise. Our room was clean, quiet, and comfortable. The water pressure in the shower was terrific. The room was a bit small but still quite manageable. Bring slippers, as the tile floor in the room gets quite cold. I'd also recommend you bring a few coat hangars with you, the wire type you get from your dry cleaners that you don't mind leaving behind. There isn't a hairdryer in the room but you can get one from the front desk. You can also get an iron and ironing board from housekeeping if you need them. There is no U.S. type electrical outlet in the room but there is one European type. The included breakfast was adequate--pastries, cold cuts, dry cereal, cheese, coffee, tea, and fresh-squeezed orange juice. If you arrive early, the front desk will store your luggage for you until your room is ready. There are plenty of attractions within walking distance of the hotel, as well as excellent restaurants. Just a block away is a small, family-run place called Viejo Alsina that features excellent food at a very inexpensive price. The famous San Telmo Market is an easy half-,mile walk. For some reason Uber cannot pick you up or drop you off near the hotel. It's about a quarter-mile to the nearest pickup point. However, the car service (Talixo) we booked to and from the airport was allowed to pull up at the lobby door. That was $74 round trip. All in all, this hotel was perfect and the price was a bargain ($321 for the week). That may have been the winter rate, but winter is the best time to visit BA.

I've been staying at Air B& B's since 2017, being La Habana; Cuba my first experience ever so Trip Advisor (finally) is great to see I can now review Air BB's and by the way just a ”constructive” criticism more ”categories” should be added: trains, airlines etc. (just saying). Here we go: As a native Argentinean I go home at least once a year to visit my family, obvioulsy 90 % of the time to & from Buenos Aires, not I'm not from B.A. (Buenos Aires) but I either fly to or from to continue my trip to my hometown. My last time there I stayed at Top Rentals Buenos Aires, my very first time using this company and I must say I was really impressed ! The property is located on Esmeralda Street so centrally located is within walking distance pretty much anywhere downtown, super safe, always be mindful of your surroundings like everywhere else and do please ( can't type all caps) but NO flashy jewelry or nothing fancy while on the streets. The check in process is located in one of the upper floors of the Building Complex, but upon arrival the security officer at the lobby will give you specific instructions where to go. Rooms are so spacious, clean, beautiful views of the area and a small balcony to sip your malbecs, with the River Plate on the background. The staff is super attentive, apartments comes with toiletries, towels, and utensils for cooking, but really ?? You are in The Paris of South America so who will want to cook ? I couldn’t use the pool too cold for me. I highly recommend it you won't regret it, so good this place is that with my luck!!! One of the South American Presidents (don't know whom) decided to stay in that same building at the time of my visit, no wonder why there were so many police and security so if this place is good enough for a president of country I'm guessing is good enough for us to!! (lol) You be the judge and please let me know. for more photos and details feel free to follow me at: @la_hormiguitaviajera on instagram. Please be safe ! PS: let me know your feedback out of curiosity

Hôtel placé ans l’une des plus belle zone de Buenos Aires en plein centre donc recommandé de ce point de vue là. Chambre spacieuse et de bon standing, avec petit déjeuner à la hauteur des attentes mais rien de plus. En revanche attention au moment du Check out au taux dollards qui vous est facturé, j’ai eu une très mauvaise surprise à mon retour en Europe, le montant débite était bien supérieur.

Lilly Gitarts 1/5 just now on Google If I could give a negative rating to that hotel, I would!!!! We booked the HTL Urbano hotel on *********** for staying four times(two nights each time) during our vacation in Argentina.The very first time on November 2 through November 4, instead of the deluxe room for two they gave us a single room with a small bathtub with the slippery slanted side wall and rotating bathtub door.There is no safety handles in that bathtub.I stepped on the corner,felled with my face against the bathtub,got stitches at the hospital…We didn’t have time to talk to them,because we were busy looking for the hospital and a doctor and had the busy itineraries.After the second night we went to the Iguazu falls and left our luggage in their storage.We returned to the hotel two more times(after the trip to the Patagonia and Uruguay).We had the reservations made from home long time ago.On our last leg of the two nights stay( on November 16-18 after returning from the Colonia on the ferry,hotel informed us that our reservation was canceled, because they couldn’t approve our credit card.We had paid with the same credit card at that hotel twice for our first and third stay!We found ourselves at 10:00 pm at night without accommodation, and our luggage in the storage at HTL Urbano. Receptionists called his manager,and utter that conversation was very rude to us,refused to help,refused to let me to talk to his manager directly,refused to call a taxi for us!He said that he is nobody and the hotel doesn’t have a manager! I would recommend people to stay away from that terrible and unsafe hotel who’s employees have no integrity, not willing to help.Also hotel is located in the business area,which is deserted and unsafe at night

Holiday Inn est ce standard. Afin de prendre le vol matinal le lendemain, il y a une navette aéroport. Il est trop tôt pour aller à l'heure du petit déjeuner le matin. L'hôtel propose une petite collation, du café et d'autres boissons sur la table du hall. Utilisez le tampon pour avoir faim.