Property Description
The 4* luxurious Savoy Hotel is located in the heart of Buenos Aires, to only 2 blocks of the Av. Corrientes and to equal distance of the Plaza Dos Congresos.The Hotel opened in 1910. The year of its hundredth anniversary, the Hotel is totally renewed, conserving its style and combining harmoniously an elegant decoration with modern facilities. All the rooms are between 25 and 54 meters, they are equipped with wooden floors, working area with a desk and digital telephone with voice mail, 32” LCD TV, electronic locks, bell doors and peephole in room. Safety deposit box in room, mini-bar, soundproof windows, air-conditioning and heating. Porcelanato bathrooms available with shower or bath upon request, hairdryer, phone in bathroom, toiletries kit. Voltage 220V, wake up service.Fitness center 24 hs. OPEN!Lodging in categories Jr. Suite and Corner Suite, guests have access to the Vip Lounge located in the cupola with a panoramic views. There, the passengers will be able to enjoy a private space with international newspapers, free Wi-Fi, and LCD. In addition they will have a self-service of coffee, drinks without alcohol, patisserie, petit fours, fruits and aperitives.Also you are invited to enjoy a relaxed atmosphere in the Lobby Bar Imperio, which stands out by its diverse letter of drinks and different options of 'tapeo', and for the tea time you can enjoy handmade patisserie and a tea selection.Las Manzanas Restaurant offers a complete American breakfast at the morning and for dinner or lunch time it offers an author kitchen. It has an exclusive menu with an Argentine touch, offering different grilled meats.Our convention center counts on 10 rooms for social and corporative events for 10 to 400 people. In addition it will have modern audio-visual equipment and all the materials to work.
Amenities / Features
Airport & Shuttle Information
Jorge Newbery Airport, 9 Km, shuttel available with cost. U$ 38
Airport Shuttle?
Sorry,
no airport shuttle available.
Pet Friendly?
Sorry, pets are not allowed.
