Hotel Madero

... in our relationship and more in love every day.  (no ari, no ring).  shaun is spoiling me here at the HILTON HOTEL in Puerto Madero, downtown in the most beautiful area of BA (right next to the sailboats), and tomorrow we will soak up the last ...

... intended to resolve this kind of problem.. We are a bit disappointed the redesign didn't work better. After checking into our hotel, we went to explore Huixtla. The first nicer restaurant we spotted served Chinese food. We were not really excited to try ...

Back in BA and we have a leisurely day wandering along the reclaimed dock area of Puerto Madero. Like re-developed docklands the world over, this area is distinctly upmarket. There are 4 main docks and it appears that the development is still ongoing, but ...

... gelezen noch in de reisgids noch op reisblogs. We zijn er eigenlijk per toeval terechtgekomen toen we van Puerto Madero doorwandelden naar de lange wandelboulevard Costanera Sur, aangetrokken door muziek, tientallen eetstalletjes en een grote opgewekte en ...

... about the place and why the Spanish is sung in an American accent - given the proximity of large American hotel chains. The original Puerto Madero was the first sight glimpsed by European immigrants as they arrived in Buenos Aires. The port was ...

... what to do? We’re tired, but hey, its Camila’s B’day, let’s go for drinks!! We hit Puerto Madero, an old port totally revamped, today one of the most trendy places in Buenos Aires, with "boliches" (disco-bars), restaurants, cafes, ...

... agradável, brisa leve - nem muito quente, nem muito frio. Os casacos que pegamos parecem suficientes. No entanto, chegando a Puerto Madero, percebemos o frio e vento do descampado. Nos primeiros metros, até que deu pra agüentar a friaca. Mas depois de ...

... our other days in BA checking out various bits of the city - the shopping and evening vibe in Florida road and Puerto Madero - overlooking the anchored yachts of the rich, great food and wine everywhere, going to an incredible Tango show (and attempting ...

... pissed off he even posted a review on Trip Advisor!  Then we had a lovely time in BA!!  We walked along the Puerto Madero (newly revitalized port area with restaurants, bars, cinema, etc) and ate dinner at Siga La Vaca, an all you can eat MEAT ...

... after a pleasant flight with LAN, apart from the fact we had crackers and biscuits again! Our guide took us to our hotel, Madero Hotel, which was in the Puerto Madero area. This is the old dockland area which has been completely renovated from a very ...

... it into the Federal Districts building, presumably so his co-workers could have some with their morning coffee. I walked down Francisco Madero. There’s a taco stand on the corner of Calle Motolinia called Rico’s which was doing a roaring trade ...

... skyscraping appartment blocks.       Walked towards the Natural park which separtes the newly refurbished Puerto Madero and the Ocean, Unfortunaly it is closed on Mondays so its visit is postponed till tomorrow. We grabbed a taxi ...

... were numerous outdoor cafes and restaurants.  We had read that some of the best restaurants in Buenos Aires are found in Puerto Madero but to us they looked very polished and touristy so we decided to do something a bit different for our lunch ...

... in a luxury high-rise condo in this area is more likely to be in the neighborhood of $750,000 U.S. However at Puerto Madero you are about a half hour walking distance from the Microcenter and the area is isolated enough that you would not want to make ...

... just long enough to make a contribution on the collection plate. Then it was off in search of a coffee along Av. Francisco Madero. Colima is definitely a quiet provincial town, which could best be described as unpretentious. The atmosphere is far from the ...