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Hotel Madero

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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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I have wanted to visit Argentina for years. Journey Latin America helped by interpreting our desires and pulled together an excellent itinerary. Our journey will be one of the most…
LT, Wimborne Nov 2012
Highlight? The trip to Puna.
RE, Sheffield Oct 2016
Highlights:The visit to the milonga for my husband and the Iguazu Falls for me
LS, Dorchester Dec 2015
Most Memorable Moment: Iguazu falls were amazing - much better than exepcted
DM, London May 2016
Overall, a fantastic trip. Will recommend Argentina and Journey Latin America to any friends looking to travel to this area. Thank you very much for helping us to create such…
KB, Chelmsford Jan 2010
We had a marvellous time, the welcome's we got at each airport was fantastic and everyone was helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. The people of Argentina are warm and friendly we…
MC Apr 2010

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Kathryn backpacked across Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Peru before joining us. She has a degree in Philosophy and French and is a keen netball player.

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