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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.

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What our clients say

  • Patagonia and Buenos Aires were the stand out highlights although the whole trip was wonderful.

    ED, London Mar 2018
  • 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
  • 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
  • Everything met with our expectations (and beyond) but If there was a real highlight it was probably the visit to Estancia Christina

    RJ, Arundel Feb 2016
  • 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
  • The weather was very kind to us and every glacier, view and the falls were stunningly beautiful.  I loved being in the hotel at Bariloche sitting on the terrace overlooking…

    LL, Bexley Feb 2012
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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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