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One of the things we really like about Hotel Madero is its feeling of space both inside the hotel and around the neighbourhood of Puerto Madero, a place of inspired transformation. This is a large hotel, with almost 200 rooms, and well-supplied with facilities: a popular restaurant and bar, indoor swimming pool and spa, and outside terraces. Guest room sizes are generous for Buenos Aires and each has a balcony. Step outside to find a waterside locale where Porteños come to enjoy time outdoors, exercise or dine al-fresco. The Costanera Sur ecological reserve and River Plate are also very close by. Meanwhile the hotel’s location is very convenient for exploring the city centre on foot, with the Casa Rosada just 2km away.

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What our clients say

  • Highlights?: A horse ride and fishing in the Andes, seeing elephant seals close up at Peninsula Valdes and that unexpected chapel service. Wonderful memories!

    EJ, Tregaron Apr 2017
  • A succession of world class excursions throughout the two weeks.

    JS, Newbury Nov 2018
  • Highlights?: The guides Laura, Rami and Roberto were tremendous. Highlights among many definitely include the Salta Trip to the Clouds Day, the Iguazu Falls (esp the Argentine side)and the Bariloche…

    JD, London May 2017
  • We have had a great holiday in Argentina, partly organised by JLA and would certainly recommend JLA to anyone that wants to have such a trip,  as they provided very…

    LS, Zurich Mar 2012
  • Each day gave us stunning scenery, amazing sights and the friendliness of the Argentinian people. Although one particular highlight was seeing an armadillo on the road from El Calafate..

    YGG, Wirral Feb 2019
  • Seeing the iguazu falls was unforgettable. The hotel was beautiful with a fantastic position.

    LD, London Feb 2016
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