Sofitel Buenos Aires
Arroyo 841-849 Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, C1007AAB, Argentina
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“Sofitel along Arroyo Street”
frassinetti 4 contributions
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Jan 15, 2012
One of the most lovely streets in Bs As, curved and lined with beautiful architecture, art galleries, antiques hops, some cafes, and the Hotel of the Hotel chain Sofitel, one oft he best buildings a treasure and restored to a new splendor, once an Immigration Hotel in the late 1890s and also as a Lighthouse now a Top Notch Hotel, great Bar, and great French Restaurant, a must for any traveler who goes around in style,.
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