InterContinental BUENOS AIRES

Hotel Description:

A MODERN CLASSIC IN HISTORIC MONTSERRAT   InterContinental Buenos Aires brings 1930s sophistication and service to Old Town. It’s easy to feel the Argentinean spirit when you are so close to cultural mainstays such as tango academies, theatres, traditional coffee shops and the soccer stadium. The financial district and the famous Calle Florida shopping street are within walking distance.

Check In:  4:00 PM
Check Out:  12:00 PM

Native currency:  American Dollars
Number of floors:  20
Number of rooms:  309
Time zone:  GMT
Areas served:  BUENOS AIRES

Restaurants:

The Kilkennys: The Kilkenny Irish Pub & Restaurant opened its doors in November 1998. Since then the pub was positioned as the most popular and bustle of Buenos Aires. The support of Diageo (Guinness) in the design and layout theme, it became the only "Original Irish Pu
Campo dei Fiori: Typical Italian restaurant owned by the Fiori family since 1954.
Estilo Campo: A very authentic Argentine steakhouse. Located in Puerto Madero, one of the most nicest area of twon.
Happening: A classic restaurant located in Puerto Madero, where you can find different kind's of steaks cut for example ¨Picaña¨ a very rare cut.
La Cabaña: La Cabaña steakhouse,it's recognised as one of Argentina's most famous and celebrated restaurants serving the very best Argentinian beef in classic surroundings. An experience not to be missed.
Enfunda la Mandolina: An excellent restaurant that uses old objects to create a spectacular atmosphere. All the dishes are very traditional. Tip: Due to the popularity of this restaurant, it's highly recommend to make reservations in advance.
Sagardi: In the Basque Country it was customary to visit the rural farmhouses seasonally, to taste the new cider and make purchases for the year. To counter the effects of the alcohol, simple foods were offered, elaborated from the farm’s own meats and vegetables.
Puerta Uno: Tip: You must have a reservation for this establishment. A very exclusive Resto-Bar located in Belgrano
Te Mataré Ramirez: This is perhaps the most interesting and creative dining experience in Buenos Aires. Its symbol, an aroused fork with an extended and upright prong, hints at the erotic nature of the restaurant, whose name ("I am going to kill you, Ramírez)" comes from pl
Casa Cruz: It's one of the city's chicest restaurants. With its enormous polished-brass doors and lack of a sign on the door, it feels like you are entering a nightclub, and inside the dark modern interior maintains the theme. The impressive round bar, always decora
Danzon: On the first floor of Liberty Street, up stairs candlelit gray hides the Gran Bar Danzon. International flair with New York style and specialty wine bar. There are over one hundred varieties of wines to enjoy a very special bar and the right temperature.
La Biela: La Biela is the typical Buenos Aires cafe. Not only because of its history, which began more than 150 years, but also for decoration, amenities, location, services offered and the warm care provided by qualified personnel. In his spacious living room, wit
Million: Tip: This attracts a young crowd. It used to be a small hotel which has since been restored to become an excellent bar. Trendy restobar - excellent for a relaxing drink or a full meal.
The Kilkennys: The Kilkenny Irish Pub & Restaurant opened its doors in November 1998. Since then the pub was positioned as the most popular and bustle of Buenos Aires. The support of Diageo (Guinness) in the design and layout theme, it became the only "Original Irish Pu
Isabella Bar & Restaurant: We offer an eclectic dining experience, sure to please any palette. Our seasonally changing menu encompasses many styles of cuisine with offerings from comfort food to cosmopolitan fare. Come in for a light bite and a fantastic cocktail, a famous Isabella
Café de Las Luces: Buenos Aires elegant coffee shops were the inspiration for Café de Las Luces, a spacious bar serving a wide variety of coffees, cocktails and wines by the glass. The large local following is partial to signature drinks such as the Dirty Goose, and it’s no
Lobby Bar: The Lobby Bar is a comfortable spot to enjoy your late morning coffee and newspaper, enjoy an afternoon pick-me-up with friends or sip end-of-the-day drinks with a special someone. The coffees are not-to-be-missed, especially the Cappuccino and the famous

Meeting Facilities:

Board - Business Center:
Borges:
Chopin:
DIrectors - Business Center:
Dali:
Executive - Business Center:
Miró:
Moliere:
Montserrat A:
Montserrat B:
Montserrat Ballroom:
Mozart:
Picasso:
Quinquela:
Soldi:
Verdi:

Hotel Amenities:

(additional fees may apply to certain amenities)

• Outlet Adapters
• Bidet
• Concierge Desk
• Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
• Live Entertainment
• Hairdryers Available
• Internet Access – TV
• Maid Service
• Overhead Projector
• Valet Parking
• Room Service
• Shops/Commercial Services
• TV

• Babysitting/Child Services
• Business Center
• Connecting Rooms
• Desk with lamp
• Executive Level
• Ice Machine
• Wireless Internet Access
• Mini Bar
• Pets Allowed
• Private Bathroom
• Safe Deposit Box
• Tennis
• Satellite TV

• Bath Tub
• Cellular Telephone Rental
• Cribs Available
• DVD Player
• FAX
• High speed internet access
• Ironing Board
• Multi-line Phone
• Phone with speaker
• Rollaway Beds
• Safe
• Temperature Control
• Voicemail

• Porters
• Coffee Maker in Room
• Currency Exchange
• Email Service
• Golf
• Internet Access
• Lounge
• Free Newspaper
• Indoor Pool
• Bathrobes
• Sauna
• Turndown Service
• White Board

Map:

Location Description:
Downtown - downtown

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