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Claridge Hotel
4 Stars  

Tucuman 535 , 1049 Buenos Aires, Argentina

+54 11 3147700

+54 11 3148022


General Information

Centrally located in the midst of the business, banking and entertainment districts and a few steps away from the most outstanding points of interest in the city, the Claridge Hotel is one of the traditional alternatives for tourist and business travelers who look for a five-star hotel in Buenos Aires that make them feel as comfortable as in their own home. The Claridge, located in the centre of Buenos Aires, is just a few steps away from the main points of interest, such as the traditional Florida Street, the elegant shopping complex of Pacific Galleries, the fashionable docks at Puerto Madero, as well as the business, financial, historic and entertainment sites in town.

Location

  • airport 30,0 km

Services

  • Bar
  • Restaurant
  • Room Service
  • Parking
  • Conference
  • Business Center
  • Hair Dresser
  • Shuttle Bus
  • Search results
  • Internet In Lobby
  • Medical Treatment
  • Wireless Lan
  • Elevators
  • Concierge

Room Service

  • No Smoking
  • Television
  • Telephone
  • Safe
  • Mini Bar
  • Coffee/Tea Maker
  • Internet Access
  • WC Bathroom

Spoken Languages

  • Spanish

Credit Cards

  • American Express
  • Euro/Master Card
  • Visa
  • Diners Club
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Buenos Aires:

is the most European of all Latin American cities. With its wide boulevards, leafy parks, grand buildings and varied culture and nightlife, the city is reminiscent of Paris or Barcelona. The Porteños (‘people of the port’), as the residents of Buenos Aires are called, seem more European too – but this is hardly surprising considering that most are descended from European, predominately Italian, immigrants who settled here in the 19th century. With them came a culture and a cuisine that still flavours the city and can be enjoyed in countless art galleries, theatres and museums, as well as fine restaurants. But the city has also spawned its own art forms, notably the tango, for which Buenos Aires is famous.

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