Recoleta Grand Hotel – Buenos Aires, Argentina
Chic and contemporary, buzzing with urban energy, refinement and culture, the Recoleta Grand has infused the Buenos Aires, Argentina hotel scene with its own sense of style.
Located in the exclusive and energetic neighborhood of Recoleta, the Recoleta Grand Hotel (formerly the Buenos Aires Grand Hotel) is one of the more modern and luxurious hotels in the area.
The hotel is just 20 minutes from the Jorge Newbery International Airport and 50 minutes from the Ezeiza – Ministro Pistarini International Airport.
Step inside to be greeted by a bright, vivacious welcome from a gracious staff well-versed in the art of intuitive service.
You’ll find yourself in great company within the heart of a bustling district known for its historical and architectural character, lavish private homes, world-class museums and seemingly limitless nightlife.
Recoleta Grand is located in the heart of Buenos Aires’s exclusive Recoleta neighborhood, just moments from historical and cultural attractions such as the MALBA (Buenos Aires Latin Arts Museum), Recoleta Cultural Center, Fine Arts Museum, Recoleta Cemetery, Errázuriz Palace and Buenos Aires Design.
The Recoleta Grand Hotel offers an international and innovative cuisine in a quiet and sophisticated atmosphere. Its specialty is artisanal pasta, meat and fish as well as offering different gluten-free options.
To enjoy all the meals, our restaurant Club 31 Bar & Restaurant recreates the energy of its urban environment, offering an ideal meeting space in an exclusive neighborhood near the city center.
Entering Floralis Spa & Fitness is like stepping from the bustle and distractions of Buenos Aires into an oasis of serenity and tranquility. Experience the soothing benefits of a massage in one of two private treatment rooms or enjoy a soak in the Jacuzzi.
The hotel houses 88 rooms, 1 spa, 2 parlors, and 1 restaurant. Additional amenities include free wifi and a multilingual staff.
Recoleta Grand Hotel Rooms:
Standard
High-concept form meets simple and functional design. The Standard rooms are a unique blend of tranquility and modernity, enhanced by five-star bedding.
Deluxe Studio
These rooms offer slightly more space, emphasizing comfort and style. The working area and connectivity provide the convenience of an office away from the office.
Deluxe Suite
This space is created for a new generation of traveler who values effortless comfort as highly as wholly original style. The suites merge contemporary design with subtle luxury and efficiency.
Deluxe Suite Grand
This unique two-room suite ensures every guest enjoys a peaceful stay. The living room and kitchenette equipped with a microwave offer the convenience necessary for a longer stay.
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