Bel Air Hotel

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Arenales 1462, zip code C1061AAO

Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina

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Hotel Facilities: Laundry Service, 24-hour Front Desk, Car Rental Desk, Elevator, Currency Exchange, Air-conditioning

Hotel Description: Bel Air Hotel is a 3 stars hotel located in Buenos Aires at Arenales 1462. Bel Air Hotel phone number is n/a. If you are looking for a city hotel in Buenos Aires, the 3-star Bel Air Hotel in Argentina’s capital is a great alternative. Located in the city centre, the hotel enjoys excellent public transport connections and it is easy to reach from the international and domestic airports. Located in the exclusive Barrio Norte neighbourhood, the Hotel Bel Air is the perfect option for those travelling on business or willing to visit Buenos Aires attractions. Being one of the main Latin American capitals, the city offers a wide range of possibilities to fill your tourist itinerary. From renowned labels to independent modern designer stores, from typical Argentinian barbecue to great international restaurants, the so-called Reina del Plata will not give you the chance to get bored. Monuments, historic buildings and museums, as well as the best clubs, bars and tango shows round-up the scene for the perfect holiday. Among the suggested sites, the mythical Plaza de Mayo square, which acted as scenery to the country’s revolution and independence, the National Congress and the famous Obelisco emblematic monument are all must-see attractions. In the hotel’s area make sure you do not miss the Cementerio de la Recoleta cemetery, which far from being creepy, will offer you a fantastic display or art and architecture, as well as the vaults of some famous Argentinian characters, such as Eva Per