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Palacio Duhau Park Hyatt

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Ideally located in Buenos Aires' classy Recoleta district, this hotel combines contemporary interior design with classical architectural elegance.

Palacio Duhau Park Hyatt is an oasis of relaxation in the heart of Buenos Aires’ classy Recoleta district.

The hotel has two distinct sections, the elegant and beautifully restored Palacio Duhau which has most facilities, and the modern Edificio Posadas with most of the guest rooms. This successfully combines contemporary interior design with classical architectural elegance.

The hotel has a choice of restaurants, a cheese wine cellar and a convivial, wood-pannelled bar and a 25m indoor pool.

What our clients say

Highlights: As booked by JLA Chiloe. W trek and trekking in Fitzroy Mountains out of this world. Perito Moreno a must.
KM, Stroud Mar 2016
Most Memorable Moment?: Impossible to say, as each element was so different from the rest. La Bamba certainly will leave an enduring memory. Just the way to chill out after…
AD, London Mar 2016
Highlight?: Wildlife! Buenos Aires! Travelling Club! being at the end of the world, border crossing in and out of Chile - good fun.....
MK, Orkney Oct 2016
Most Memorable Moment?: Difficult to pick out one part. Patagonia Camp was fantastic. However we found the scenery in Argentinian Patagonia stunning.
BS, Derby Feb 2016
Most Memorable Moment?: Iguazu Falls just because it was so spectacular to see.
CH, Hull Sep 2017
Impossible to choose a highlight - the variety made it great. the Falls were a highlight, plus Palermo Viejo in BA
KW, London Mar 2017

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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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