Excellent
Excellent
2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Libertador Hotel is a 5-star hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Luxurious Accommodations Experience the epitome of luxury at Libertador Hotel in Buenos Aires. Our 5-star property offers elegantly designed air-conditioned rooms with impeccable room service, ensuring a comfortable stay. Convenient Amenities Enjoy access to a shared lounge, restaurant, and a stylish on-site bar during your stay. Need to catch up on work? Utilize our business area for all your professional needs. Prime Location Located just 600 meters from Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento, our hotel is surrounded by iconic landmarks including The Obelisk of Buenos Aires and Colon Theater. Explore the vibrant city with ease from our centrally located establishment. Book your stay at Libertador Hotel now and indulge in a lavish experience in the heart of Buenos Aires.
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Excellent
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Pros: Excellent breakfast, the location is very good and the staff attention is even better Cons: From the room we were in, we could hear what was being said in the adjacent room
Pros: Excellent breakfast, the location is very good and the staff attention is even better Cons: From the room we were in, we could hear what was being said in the adjacent room. I assume it's because there was a connecting door between them
Pros: Location Cons: long check in
Pros: Location Cons: long check in
Pros: Very good location, breakfast and staff attention Cons: The mattress should be changed and there was no hairdryer
Pros: Very good location, breakfast and staff attention Cons: The mattress should be changed and there was no hairdryer
Pros: Excellent breakfast, the location is very good and the staff's attention is even better Cons: From the room we were in, we could hear what they were saying in the adjacent room
Pros: Excellent breakfast, the location is very good and the staff's attention is even better Cons: From the room we were in, we could hear what they were saying in the adjacent room. I assume it's because there was a connecting door between them