Hotel Babel Buenos Aires

... life from now on has to be compared with this.  i feel it will never be topped.  spent 2 nights in fancy hotel called hotel babel (much needed after 9 days in a shared dorm for 8 people).  lovely treat and, again, such friendly guys ...

... ser i gang a morgnana (kl c.a. 10:55). Hotelid okkar er i San Telmo hverfinu, sem er eiginlega gamli baerinn i Buenos Aires, thekktur fyrir Tango, Antikverslanir og Antikmarkadinn sem er alla Sunnudaga. Kvoldid sem vid komum akvadum vid at vera grand a ...

... historic Ideal Cafe. Invitations to tango were made via a virtually imperceptible exchange of glances and we were fascinated. Central Buenos Aires reminded us a bit of Hong Kong with crowds, high humidity and dripping aircon units. We ate at ...

we left our La Paz Hotel at 0830 and arrived in BA hotel arounf 2230 - a long day with at most 6 hours flying. The flight over the Andes couldnīt have been better. Hotel Babel is ...

I had a wonderful sleep at sea level - can at last fill my lungs completely and did not cough overnight. Hotel Babel is small, boutique styled and helpful for those that are poor in Spanish. We have walked the cold streets and sampled Recolleta cemetery - ...

... of African style two step dancing. Did a couple of culture vulture days, went to MALBA, Museo de Arte Latinamericano Buenos Aires - a really stark well designed white building. It houses a great collection of south american art which follows similar ...

The (posh) hotel we had booked for the previous night could no longer take us so we checked into the Babel, the hotel we had stayed in when first in BA. It was so nice to see the staff again and be welcomed like long lost friends. The only two words of ...

... if we could have taken him home we would have but I know Mur & Dooie would have been J. In BA now...not thrilled with our hotel as we have found multiple hairballs (not belonging to us) on the floor, the toilet, you name it. Ick. City is your typical ...

... set. I would visit northern Argentina, the falls, the Jesuit missions, and the friendly, cosmopolitan, inexpensive city of Buenos Aires. I returned from Argentina last year having enjoyed a splendid natural, cultural, and dining experience. But, unlike ...

... a few times in the last couple of weeks, but after three weeks of nonstop partying in Rio and five full on crazy weeks in Buenos Aires I still needed to be around people who didn’t like to get flogged every night. I needed a little more time of ...