Zuid-Amerika: Goedkope Vakanties

Uitstekende locatie, vriendelijk personeel, gratis upgrade, ruime kamer, airco, uitgebreid ontbijtbuffet, cafés en restaurants en busstation dichtbij, kortom absolute aanrader.

Tussen het hotel en de luchthaven (letterlijk aan de overkant van de straat) lopen mensen die zich voordoen als hotel security, de bagage trolley overnemen en dan hoge fooi eisen, ondersteund door andere mensen die zich voordoen als hotel staf. Toen ik dat aan de receptie melde werd er nauwelijks op gereageerd.

The reason I chose this hotel is that The Savoy has a rich history and is one of the city’s most iconic hotels. Opened in 1910, during the height of the Belle Époque in Buenos Aires and built by French architect Paul Gallet, the hotel was located in the heart of the city, close to the main attractions, making it a popular destination at the time. For many years, the Savoy was a luxurious retreat for Buenos Aires’ elite and had a reputation for elegance and refinement. The hotel has hosted several famous guests, including Eva Perron and Albert Einstein. The rooms are fine and the shower is great! The breakfast is simple and basic. Furthermore, this hotel could do with a makeover. For example, I personally find the breakfast room bare and uninviting. And the red carpets on the stairs were replaced years ago. And the open spaces on the floors look a bit empty and not very flourishing. The staff is friendly, but the hotel does not have the service of collecting luggage etcetera.. The staff is very friendly..

Uitstekende locatie, vriendelijk personeel, gratis upgrade, ruime kamer, airco, uitgebreid ontbijtbuffet, cafés en restaurants en busstation dichtbij, kortom absolute aanrader.

Tussen het hotel en de luchthaven (letterlijk aan de overkant van de straat) lopen mensen die zich voordoen als hotel security, de bagage trolley overnemen en dan hoge fooi eisen, ondersteund door andere mensen die zich voordoen als hotel staf. Toen ik dat aan de receptie melde werd er nauwelijks op gereageerd.

The reason I chose this hotel is that The Savoy has a rich history and is one of the city’s most iconic hotels. Opened in 1910, during the height of the Belle Époque in Buenos Aires and built by French architect Paul Gallet, the hotel was located in the heart of the city, close to the main attractions, making it a popular destination at the time. For many years, the Savoy was a luxurious retreat for Buenos Aires’ elite and had a reputation for elegance and refinement. The hotel has hosted several famous guests, including Eva Perron and Albert Einstein. The rooms are fine and the shower is great! The breakfast is simple and basic. Furthermore, this hotel could do with a makeover. For example, I personally find the breakfast room bare and uninviting. And the red carpets on the stairs were replaced years ago. And the open spaces on the floors look a bit empty and not very flourishing. The staff is friendly, but the hotel does not have the service of collecting luggage etcetera.. The staff is very friendly..