InterContinental Buenos Aires, an IHG Hotel

The location of InterContinental Hotel is average, there are no shops nearby. The breakfast buffet is not as rich as expected. The hotel seems to be a contract hotel for airlines, with batches of pilots and flight attendants coming and going, which is very lively. The food in the hotel restaurant tastes good and the price is quite affordable. The facilities in the guest rooms are complete, but there is a lingering body odor in the bathroom, which is very annoying, so we only stayed for one day and then moved to the Palladio Hotel in the View Pavilion.

The location of the hotel is very ideal. It is very convenient to go to the Plaza de Mayo, the Rose Palace, the Avenue of July 9 and the Columbus Theater. It is within a 20-minute walk. Although the hotel is a bit old, it is still worth staying here. The hotel also provides free pick-up and drop-off service in a limited area at night, which can take us to the restaurant. After dinner, ask the restaurant to call the hotel, and they will send a car to pick us up. We don’t have to wait for a long time, the car will arrive, and the service is considerate.

Classic hotel of excellent quality. If I had to offer constructive criticism, I think the TVs are a bit old. The rest is impeccable.

The hotel is located in the old town, not many restaurants or shops around. The hotel is traditionally decorated with an antique feel. The rooms are of a good size, the bedding is comfortable, and the breakfast is rich and varied and tastes good.