Doubletree By Hilton Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, Argentina

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DoubleTree by Hilton Buenos Aires offers upscale accommodation 2 blocks from Florida Street and elegant San Martin square. A heated pool, a hot tub, sauna facilities and a fitness centre can be enjoyed. DoubleTree by Hilton Buenos Aires is nearby Puerto Madero’s restaurant district, Colon Theatre and the exclusive Recoleta neighbourhood. It offers 5-star décor with marble lobby floors and classic furniture. Rooms at DoubleTree by Hilton Buenos Aires are custom designed to combine elegance with top of the line technology. They feature a thermo-acoustic system, flat screen satellite TV, minibars and coffee makers. There is Wi-Fi access and some rooms have panoramic city views. Stylish dining options with a warm ambiance are offered. Machado Café serves light meals while Azorin Restaurant offers a choice of national and international gourmet dishes. 24-hour room service is provided. Jorge Newbery Airport is 6 km from the hotel, and there is 24-hour front desk assistance. Car rental is available.

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More about Buenos Aires

Welcome to our latest travel destination, Buenos Aires! This vibrant and bustling city in Argentina is a must-visit for anyone who loves culture, history, and delicious food. As WE explore this amazing locality, YOU will discover all the incredible things that Buenos Aires has to offer.
Buenos Aires is known as the "Paris of South America" due to its stunning architecture and European-inspired streets. The city's neighborhoods are each unique in their own way, from the colorful houses of La Boca to the trendy boutiques of Palermo. WE recommend taking a walking tour to really get a feel for the city's distinct charm.
One of the most popular attractions in Buenos Aires is the Recoleta Cemetery, where Eva Perón (also known as Evita) is buried. The cemetery is also home to elaborate mausoleums and statues that showcase the city's rich history. Another must-see is the Teatro Colón, a magnificent opera house that rivals the world's most famous theaters.
Of course, no trip to Buenos ...