Park Hyatt Buenos Aires

I love coming to Buenos Aires.  It is affordable, sophisticated and the hotel is just absolutely amazing.   The food is truly ...

September 30, 2011 - October 10, 2011: Buenos Aires, Argentina My original idea for our nine months of travel had been to choose nine countries and have a home base in each one, just traveling around that country on the weekends but otherwise staying put ...

... the drivers discretion! If there was a city centre speed limit, we were never able to discern it. We eventually arrive back at the Park Hyatt where ther are many flunkies to open the doors and do nothing much but be very attentive. As we had stayed there ...

... waters of the nearby thermal baths. He would have treated me to the best meals in the best out-of-the-way restaurants in Buenos Aires. Ah, if only… As we arrived to the airport, the cabbie asked me where I was flying, to which I responded ...

... a delicious three days for Christmas (and I do mean delicious - man, did we EAT) at home in Michigan, here we are in Buenos Aires for another adventure.   Our journey begins back on Christmas Eve, flying out of Denver.  We were worried about ...

... up her prime front row seats for us to have a view! Such lovely people in Argentina! Our second looooooong bus journey, Mendoza to Buenos Aires, didnīt seem as long as the first - as this time it also came complete with not only flat ...

After a night on board the BA flight from London to Buenos Aires, it was good to get to the hotel. We took a taxi from the airport as it is about an hour into the city. Initially the outskirts reminded us of Bangkok or Cairo. There are new buildings ...

... , but the woman at the shop made it sound somewhat impossible due to the very high taxes on art and then customs at the airport in Buenos Aires.  Oh well....   We then headed off for lunch as it was close to 3 p.m.  Where to go?!  We ...

... and a bow. The accompanying note explained it was a little souvenir of our stay and inside was a beautiful hardback photograph book of the Park Hyatt hotels across the globe. Sigh! I think if I wasn't in love with our butler before, I am now. But this is ...

Here I am, in the much anticipated Buenos Aires. This ciy leaves an impression. Cracked tiles, broken dreams, simple food, offensive heat, kind smiles, dangerous paths, sensual dance, this city has it all. At first I didnīt like it much here. I have ...

Surprise!  This one still comes to you from beautiful Buenos Aires.     The past few days, we have taken it pretty easy while recovering from certain (ahem) afflictions.  Which of course means that we have adopted the pace of a normal ...

...  The pizza actually turned out not bad if I do say so myself.   Wednesday and Thursday On Wednesday I tried to find the Hyatt Hotel.  I just wanted a glimpse of what could be....but I couldn't find it.   I decided to take in the Museo ...

OMG! This place is amazing! Greeted like not-so-minor royalty by the general manager we were quickly introduced to our charming butler (yes, butler…) on arrival. People on either side pressed cards into my sweaty palm (it is 29 degrees out!) with a ...

... nbsp; But after our Asian trip, we discovered that we really liked the Park Hyatts.  So maybe we should stay in the Park Hyatt Buenos Aires on our trip to Argentina.  So we basically executed the same deal as we had in October, except it wasn't ...

The Travelling Oscars Best Country: Bolivia Also Nominated: Indonesia, Argentina Best City: Buenos Aires Also Nominated: Hanoi, Rio de Janeiro Best >1 Day Trip: Salar ...

... the capital but it is surrounded by the snow capped Andes and we both agreed it is an attractive city and we preferred it to Buenos Aires. Unfortunately we were there for only one night so only had time to eat out in the evening after spending a few hours ...

... take us from Dubai to the Argentine city of Mendoza at the foot of the Andes. We covered the fifteen thousand kilometres to Buenos Aires via Sao Paulo in around eighteen hours of flying over two days, but took a surprising eight hours to cover the last ...

... screaming out of our suite, we were given a fond farewell from Mercedes, the Guest Services Manager and, with promises to return to Buenos Aires, we bundled into a taxi and winged our way to the airport. Our driver had both a rabbit's foot and a rosary ...