Marriott Plaza Hotel Buenos Aires
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Florida 1005 Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina, C1005AAU , 11-4318-3000
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Roohi was really excited to check in at the Marriott (using Akshay´s points), especially when Akshay managed to get a free upgrade to a suite! Woohooo! (Perks of all the PwC travel finally paying off). Chilled during the weekend, enjoying the hotel. Popped out in the evening to check out the Palermo area (both Soho & Hollywood). Not many people around and kind of dead - this is meant to be BA´s poshest area...Visited the Evita museum which was realy interesting especially due to the contr...
Buenos Aires, Argentina ashah_008
Another lazy start to the day. Roamed around the antiques market in San Telmo. Looked like a load of junk - but one man´s junk is another´s treasure. Treated to more outdoor performances, jazz, tango, etc. Also saw the Russian Orthodox Church - which is the only one in south America - the architecture is pretty interesting - although could only see it from the outside. Looking for dinner was crazy as most restaurants are shut on Sundays - No indian food again! Stumbled upon this street called...
Buenos Aires, Argentina ashah_008
The colorful neighborhoods of La Boca, a cursory view of San Telmo, a lot of rain and closed stores, and Calle Florida.
Buenos Aires, Argentina bruinryan
The botanical gardens, zoo, Japanese garden, rose garden, plus gelato and tango.
Buenos Aires, Argentina bruinryan
Plan A: Take the Buquebus to Colonia, Uruguay Well, this turned out to be a complete and utter failure. After a quick breakfast at Havanna we took a cab to the Buquebus ferry terminal-less than five minutes from the hotel. We stood on a short line to buy our round-trip ferry tickets. Within five minutes we were told that they had ferries to Colonia, but all the return ferries were sold out. Seriously? In the middle of winter? It's a weekend getaway destination, who books a return on Saturday ...
Buenos Aires, Argentina choyt1427
Buenos Dias from Buenos Aires! Well, that's what I should have said two weeks ago when I was actually in Argentina. Terribly sorry for the delay. I've already been yelled at by more than one person for not writing on a regular basis. I promise to be better. But, I had a friend on the road with me and any free time I had was actually spent doing stuff, and not sitting alone in a hotel room.So, without further ado, here's what happened in Buenos Aires... Erin and I left Santiago, Chile around...
Buenos Aires, Argentina choyt1427
I know that it's taken me a long time to get this information out in the blogosphere, but here it is! Argentina Highlights-Buenos Aires and Mendoza By Jeanne Devine, Owner Devine Escapes Travel Consulting for the Discriminating Traveler My skill--get the best deals while still enjoying luxury travel. (Who doesn't like to save money when they can? Who will splurge when it's worth it! (Or you just need to pamper yourself!) Here are some suggestions on how to do that in Argentina! Buenos Aires -...
Buenos Aires and Mendoza, Capital Federal District, Argentina devineescapes
Arrived in Argentina on Saturday 10/4/2003 Checked into my hotel in Buenos Aires close to the Abbott offices Marriott Plaza Hotel Buenos Aires [1,645.32 ARGENTINE PESOS= US$599.37] http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review -g312741-d299817-Revi ews-Marriott_Plaza_Hotel_Buenos_Aires-B uenos_Aires_Capital_F ederal_District.html
Buenos Aires, Argentina werkhsx
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... of a line around the stadium. The game had already started, but we needed to wait in a single file line. Eventually, they let us enter towards the stadium as the swat guards instructed us to be single file in Spanish, they held their clubs ready to combat anyone that did not listen. It was scarey. After being searched completely by the guards, we passed through two to three different points of security before getting into the stadium. After the last hurdle, the crowd burst into a ...
Buenos Aires, Argentina 90daywalkabout
... He mentioned wanting to go to Canada one day to visit his friend, and we laughed about how travelers invariably end up seeing more of other countries than their own. We also commented on the severe lack of Spanish tourists around BA - the guy worked for Iberia airlines and noted that there are tons of direct flights from Madrid to BA, but was surprised at how few Spaniards he had seen here. So I'm not the only ...
Buenos Aires, Argentina pwong
... a backpack that was under the middle of their table, tied to a chair leg. A girl losing the contents of her backpack that was between her legs at an internet cafe. Another girl having her backpack opened while she was walking along and stuff taken out of it. [2] They come up behind you, choke you, wait for you to pass out, then take all your stuff. [3] They spit on you, distract you, then their accomplice takes your stuff.
Buenos Aires, Argentina stevage
... days in November, so we were happy to see it. Hopefully this link will work and you will see and hear the great music, festive dance and colorful costumes. After a long day we all went back to our apartments to regroup before the next milonga at 10 p.m. tonight. Lynne, Katerina and I went to a milonga at Lo De Celio Tango. I cannot put into words the dancing that I was able to do tonight with these wonderful dancers. I have died and gone to ...
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