Estancia El Ombú de Areco – Buenos Aires, Argentina
Estancia El Ombú de Areco offers magnificent service just outside of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Estancia El Ombú de Areco has 12 spacious refurbished rooms, each with private bathrooms and vintage furnishings. We’ve uniquely designed and decorated each room, and all have excellent natural light.
We have double, triple and quadruple rooms, with the possibility of adding extra beds and cots. For large families we also have interconnecting rooms.
During your stay with us, you can also enjoy our spacious living room and our swimming pools, as well as large outdoor spaces to practice sports, ride horses, sulky or bikes, or take long walks.
The Estancia El Ombú de Areco hotel in San Antonio de Areco is an ideal retreat for a short quiet stay or an extended visit, as well as for business events, family celebrations, birthdays or weekend getaways.
Accommodation is in rooms with private bathroom, television, air conditioning, fan and heating.
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