We usually recommend that first-time visitors to Buenos Aires stay in the central Recoleta District. This is the most stylish neighbourhood in Buenos Aires, with grand buildings, leafy parks and classic architecture that gave the city its name, the ‘Paris of South America. ’ The famous Recoleta Cemetery where Eva Peron was buried is worth visiting, or sit outside in one of the many coffee shops and watch the world go by. One of our favourite hotels in Recoleta is the Park Hyatt Palacio Duhau. Exquisitely converted from a former palace, the grandeur and beautiful architecture reflect the history and opulence of this aristocratic home. The hotel is moments from the city’s finest shops, restaurants and galleries that generate the buzz of this fashionable district. Facilities include an indoor pool, spa and one of the best wine-tasting rooms in the city. We usually recommend staying in the old section of the building (the hotel has a contemporary extension, which is equally stylish).
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For a true sense of wilderness, cross the cobalt waters of the Lago Argentino, passing ice floes and giant icebergs before you land on the shores of this historic estancia.
The Vines is a luxurious wine hotel located in the Uco Valley, an hour and a half outside of the city of Mendoza.
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Awasi Iguazu opened in 2018 as the third property to join this boutique chain of luxury hotels in South America. The 14 individual villas are located in a private reserve on the fringes of the River Iguazu.
The Alvear Palace is one of Buenos Aires’ most luxurious properties combining elegant architecture and a mix of classic and contemporary interior design.
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