Mio Buenos Aires – Buenos Aires, Argentina
Crossing the imposing six-meter high French oak door from wine barrels, on the distinguished Quintana Avenue, in the heart of Recoleta in Buenos Aires, Argentina is Hotel Mio Buenos Aires.
Mio Buenos Aires is a blend of daring design, comfort and meticulous service with state-of-the-art technology that stands out as a fusion of luxury, high-tech functionality and pleasure.
Fine materials such as calden wood, glass, cotton, oak, steel, marble and silk, all combine beautifully to create a unique aesthetic that stands apart in a tangible sensation of warmness and intimacy in each and every one of the thirty rooms and suites of Mio Buenos Aires.
The ample selection of lighted spaces coupled with the each and every detail and exclusive pieces, places Mio Buenos Aires at the forefront of design sophistication. Rooms and suites with no partition walls to take full advantage of the width of each dimension, maintaining the space continuance filled with natural light.
The Mio Buenos Aires spa offers all the wellness facilities needed to immerse you in a state of deep relaxation. Walls and ceilings covered with black stone from San Luis reflect the energy of the sun in the pool generating an ambiance of dim light that creates a balance of perfect calm.
Mio Buenos Aires stands out as an icon of distinct identity that combines luxury, elegance and original design, with customized care and an exceptional service, featuring a blend of luxury, hi-tech functionality and pleasure.
Hotel Mio Buenos Aires Rooms:
Executive Suite
Design and comfort combined with the latest available technology and HighSpeed WiFi. A space combining warmth and intimacy distributed over 51 m2, ideal for corporate guests.
Deluxe Suite
Sophisticated luxury, wisely distributed guestrooms to maximize the room’s spacious 44 square meters. Every detail has been designed for your comfort. Soberness, technology and warmness, all combined in a perfect balance.
Junior Suite
Spacious guestrooms filled with natural light featuring king-size beds with deluxe comforters. As you walk into the 49m2-room, the sober design combines warmness and personality in a setting rigorously thought for your comfort.
Terrace Suite
94m2 rooms, with the same light and sophisticated design that characterizes every corner of Mio Buenos Aires, with an exclusive terrace with deck and private Jacuzzi in the midst of Recoleta. Private outdoor Jacuzzi.
Mio Suite
Where time stops. Luxury in an irreverent space. Sophisticated yet warm and intimate, Mio Suites feature 100m2 entirely designed for your comfort and pleasure. The perfection of your home, when you are away from home. Private steam bath. Living room or meeting place with private bath.
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