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Loi Suites Recoleta

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A well-located hotel with delightful atrium, contemporary interior design and impressive views of the famous Recoleta Cemetery.

The comfortable and elegant mid-range Loi Suites Recoleta hotel is on a conveniently located avenue in the well-heeled district of Recoleta, an area brimming with chic cafés, parks and boutiques.

Many of the double-glazed rooms have impressive views over the neighbourhood’s most famous tourist attraction: the beautiful, labyrinthine Recoleta Cemetery, lined with the impressive marble mausoleums of Argentina’s late great and good.

The main entrance leads into an attractive marble lobby and atrium with an indoor ‘winter garden’ and heated pool beneath a large skylight with iron supports.

The hotel has a European feel to its design and architecture, and the décor of the well-equipped guest rooms is led by subtle tones and contemporary style. There’s a buffet breakfast, gym, sauna and sophisticated restaurant.

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What our clients say

  • Great location and lovely attentive staff.

  • "A comfortable hotel, very good breakfasts in the lovely winter garden restaurant, a good choice."

    LN,Leatherhead Nov 2014

  • "This hotel was great! Very well positioned, the staff were excellent, breakfasts were fabulous! We would certainly recommend this hotel."

    AW, Yarm Feb 2014

  • "An excellent city centre hotel."

    MG,Winsford Dec 2014

  • "Excellent. Location in particular."

    JS, London Jan 2014

  • Beautiful hotel with fantastic rooms giving an almost private feel with the jungle just outside our balcony. Service in the bar was a little slow but the food and drinks…

    MW, Oldham Dec 2015
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