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Kenton Palace

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Ideally located, stylishly eclectic décor and very attentive, personalised service.

This modern property boasts stylishly eclectic décor and personalised service. Kenton Palace’s 80 rooms and public areas are light and uncluttered, with furnishings conveying a contemporary urban feel. Guestrooms have city or courtyard views and are equipped with super-sleek bathrooms with freestanding bathtubs and rain showers.

One of the hotel’s greatest assets is its location; slap bang in the centre of town, a stroll away from the main sights, restaurants and bars. Radiating outwards from the vicinity of the hotel are a broad array of attractive and lively areas, such as the Plaza de Mayo, the bohemian San Telmo district, the new port development at Puerto Madero and the boutiques and eateries of Recoleta.

Hotel amenities include an impressive range of facilities for children. It also has a spa, with spotless heated pool, Jacuzzi, gym, sauna and massage services.

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What our clients say

  • Excellent location.

    JR, Wolverhampton Apr 2017
  • Location of hotel was great very handy. 

    PD, Stockport Nov 2016
  • This is a well-appointed hotel with enormous rooms and is well-situated.

    SG, London Nov 2018
  • "Superb setting just a few hundred metres from Plaza de Mayo and a short walk from the Puerto Madero. New and chic - liked it."

    PW Norwich Dec 2013
  • Conveniently located hotel, easy walking distance to most sites of interest.  Wifi access in rooms could be better - the signal was strong but you weren't able to connect.

    LB, London Oct 2017
  • Excellently located, welcoming staff and good breakfast. Room was huge, clean and very comfortable. Only drawback was that we were on the front of the hotel and at 2am Sunday…

    EB, Maidstone Nov 2015
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Our Expert's Opinion

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Lina Fuller - Travel Expert

Lina's passion for the continent where she was born really took off when she moved to Córdoba (Argentina) to study, spending the holidays travelling between Argentina and her native Colombia.

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