Buenos Aires Sheraton

... away said ´´were you the couple with the coati yesterday´.. i was mortified. For the next 2 nights in Buenos Aires we stayed in the Sheraton thanks to an accumulation of American Express points from my work credit card. It was divine to sleep in a ...

... 8217;s dinner before making the trek from one end of the airport to the other to our gate to board our ten-hour Delta flight to Buenos Aires. We both got some sleep (guess who got more!?!) and met others who will be on the Veendam with us. The airport was ...

... posers in their tight lycra and designer sunglasses. On Easter Sunday we went to La Cabrera which is the most famous steak house in Buenos Aires; every traveler we've met has told us to go but be wary of the 2 hour queues likely to occur on busy nights. ...

... .  The shuttle was ready and waiting for several people to gather together and head over to the hotel, the Sheraton Buenos Aires.  NCL has supplied an hospitality room with breakfast pastries and beverages while we await check-in time (3 PM). ...

While on a business trip to Santiago - Chile, Buenos Aires - Argentina, Montevideo - Uruguay and Campinas - Brazil I managed to meet with some family in Chile and enjoy a tour of Buenos Aires that I have not been able to do before. In Santiago I ...

Traveling for 26 hours by the time we arrived at our hostel in Buenos Aires. British Airways is very squashy and there was a massive man sitting beside me so not much room to manoeuvre to say the least ! Met a lovely German girl called Diana from the ...

... to an end.  It has been an incredible journey and what better way to end it than in the fashionable, modern, relaxed city of Buenos Aires.  We had two goals on Wednesday... one was to go to the Recoleta Cemetery, one of the  most well ...

... we wanted, and gave us a time to meet back at the bus. Good orientation of the city. Spent time later just walking around. Buenos Aires has been described as the Paris of South America. My first glance was that it may be the Paris of South America, ...

... owners seriously need to spend a few quid tarting it up withmore than spray can artwork on everything including the toilet seats. Buenos Aires is a magnificent city and is full of every contradiction you can imagine.  The city is mostly a fascade, ...

... . Ook een veel gehoorde klacht is dat we zo (te?) veel schrijven....tsja....dan lees je het toch lekker niet! Anyway, aangekomen in Buenos Aires en wat een stad is dit zeg. GEWELDIG! Blijven hier ruim een week maar dat is dus veeeeel te kort hè. ...

... and swam enough lengths to make the barman dizzy. It was bliss! And we did get another look at the falls too! Back in Buenos Aires by the evening, managed a cocktail in Mott (we were thinking of you Mark y Warren) then packed up after a couple of days ...

... Feld, who drove us around BA (as some call it) for a couple of hours before taking us to our hotel.  The hotel, the Sheraton, abuts the port from which we shall depart on the ship to go to the Antarctic.  We actually saw the ship sail into the ...

... on meeting up with Claire, but she had to overnight in Mendoza so I decided to hit Recolleta...one of the richest parts of Buenos Aires and home to a very famous cementary.  Had lunch on the trendy street (forgot it's name), toured through a church, ...

... ;the Iguazu Falls had to get chopped, but after the 24 delay, I decided to head straight to Mendoza. I had a whirlwind tour of Buenos Aires, which had been discribed to me as the NYC of South America...the city that never sleeps.  Well, I happened ...

Breakfast in the hotel Walked through the park & back to the bus stop to catch the 12 noon bus to Recoletta & Palermo - again 2 x 20 minute stops. Not long enough in Recoletta but we did the obligatory walk through the cemetery to Evita's ...

... snow and looked so inviting!  It's not over, Santiago, I shall return one day soon... We then flew over the Andes towards Buenos Aires, and all of a sudden, I was looking down on flat, green fields, farm land, and then urban sprawl. Getting off ...

... nbsp; You mix them together to taste....rich but not super sweet.....a chocolate sensation.  This was my favorite part of Buenos Aires and I overloaded on them! Back to the city.....great architecture.  We saw the Pink House and the Parliament ...

... Journey to start our cruise to the Antarctica. Boarding time was at 4 p.m., so we had some time to do something else in Buenos Aires.  Silvia Faerman, knowing my love of opera, told us that we should not miss taking a tour of Teatro Colon.  So ...

... which is just south of the center of town.  The Argentines adore Mar del Plata.  In January, thousands of people from Buenos Aires descend on Mar del Plata for their summer vacations and to escape the heat of the City.  The city ...