Sign in with Facebook
Hotel Class: 
3.5 Stars - 20 Opinions
Laprida 1910, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Check Rates and Availability
of people enjoy staying here
20 Opinions
Other places to eat at corner.
Me and Ferni celebrating
Silver River
Love Hotel
hi, i´m a 35 year old solo traveller, just wondering if anyone can make any recommendations for a good estancia (full day or overnight) near buenos aires - there seem to be so many, and all family orientated. would like somewhere nice with horseriding opportunities etc, but also one where there might be other travellers too as i´m here on my own..... any help would be really appreciated!
james
I would recommend
El Ombú de Areco (San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires)
Ruta 31 cuartel VI - Villa Lía
Telephone: (02326) 492080
http://www.estanciaelombu.com/
or Villa Maria Máximo Paz
Ruta 205 Km. 47.5
Telephone: 6091-2064
http://www.estanciavillamaria.com/?i=ef85952255d8333d4cd742c917f6abf5
San Antonio de Areco is much more traditional and the town is very interesting.
suerte
sam
Hi James, how are you.
I suggest you check in www.estanciasargentinas.com.
You will find a lot of estancias to choose, according
distance, price and amenities.
Saludos!
Elena.
When you go to the Recoleta Cemetary, take some moments to look not just at the well kept mauseoleums, but at some of the more dilapidated ones as well. It's humbling to look at a site and see a coffin sitting there amongst the falling plaster, spider webs, weather stained walls and unfortunately, public trash that has ended up there over time.
Tango is a style of music, song and dance all included. It reminded me of a mix of Latin, jazz and Hungarian gypsy music.
Here is a picture of a local band that was excellent (at Cafe Tortoni)
Ooops I will have to re-scan this photo...
Boca Juniors stadium, "La Bombonera" (Chocolate box), is the main football temple in Argentina. You must go, see its excellent team and its superb supporters, "La 12" (The player number 12).
Boca Juniors is the current (2004) World Champion. Buy the best tickets, are cheaper than Europa or USA. Outside the Stadium, be careful, don't speak too much in other languages and don't show cameras. Step out before match ends.
While it does have a central location and is one of the popular malls, it really does not stand out for boasting anything really special. The one thing I did like was that there was a Nike shop inside where you can purchase Boca Juniors and Racing shirts that you know are not fakes. There are some other benefits such as Tax Free shops and shops that offer free deliveries, so keep your eye out as you window shop.
If you do go inside the mall, go downstairs and take a look from the food court up at the ceiling. It is pretty nice. Go to the typical Argentinian designer stores because if you live in the northern hemisphere and your season differs from Argentina, you can buy winter/summer clothes on sale!
El Motivo has the best of the new tango generation neo tango instruction. Their classes are based upon techniques learned from Gustavo Naveira and Fabian Salas. The level of dancing at the Practicas and Milongas are high.
Mondays 6:30pm Seminars with Advanced/Intermediate
Tuesdays 8pm beginners
Tuesdays 9pm intermediate 1
Thursday 7:30pm intermediate 2
Saturday Milonga 11pm/ every second Saturday with live orquestra
Monday Practica 8:30pm
Thursday Practica 9pm
Private Classes available
Valencia Batiuk 155 641 7993
Dina Martinez 4923 9283
Luciana Valle 4771 7483
elmotivotango@hotmail.com
Villa Malcom Dress is very alternative and very casual
Sponsored Links
Similar to Ker Recoleta Hotel & Spa
Near Ker Recoleta Hotel & Spa
Step Up from Ker Recoleta Hotel & Spa
Cheapest in Buenos Aires
Great Hotels for Less
Q: Is June or July an okay time to visit? "Hi Everyone, I'm stuck between traveling to Cuba or Bueno Aires (Argentina) this summer during June or July. Is the month of..."
A: "Weather wise the best months to visit Argentina are October, November, March and April in my opinion. January and February are too hot. June is probably the coldest..."
Sponsored Links
Latest Buenos Aires hotel reviews
Sponsored Links
Sponsored Links
Check Rates and Availability (from our partners)
