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Accommodation:
725 Buenos Aires Hotel was formerly known as the Hotel Continental. The hotel was built in 1927 by Alejandro Bustillo, with a distinguished French style that became a symbol of Buenos Aires' architecture.

Today the Hotel Continental is reborn under a new name of 725 Buenos Aires and has a modern and contemporary style designed by the Firm Urgell-Penedo-Urgell.

Design, comfort and space are the main features of the guest rooms. The fine dining restaurant serves Gourmet Food with a difference. At the Bistro Bar, you will find a lively and casual atmosphere with great music, ideal for a city that doesn't sleep.

Events & Business Meetings:
The Hotel offers three rooms with a reception and a capacity for 450 delegates and a seating area for 350. The hotel offers a catering service, a disc jockey, video screens and lighting systems. All 3 meeting rooms are equipped with modern state of the art equipment to ensure that every event is turned into a unique experience.

Services and Facilities:

• Wi-Fi Internet Access.
• Mini-Bar (Free of Charge).
• American Breakfast.
• Hotel Swimming Pool.
• Sauna.
• Gym.
• Business Centre.
• Table Games.
• 24 Hour Front Desk.
• Multilingual Staff.
• LCD TV.
• Air Conditioning.
• Individual Safe Box.
• 24-hour Room Service.
• Telephone in room and bathroom.
• Voice Mail.
• Newspapers.
• Bathrobes.
• Meeting rooms include: Catering services, wireless microphones, LCD projector, Plasma screens.
• Exclusive 725 Health Club: Therapeutic massages, Entertaining activities.

Location:
725 Buenos Aires Hotel is located at Diagonal Street which joins the Obelisk with Plaza de Mayo, forming a magnificent corner imparting beauty to one of the most visited capitals of the world.

The Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana) is also around the corner and was completed in the 1820s. The neoclassical facade of Buenos Aires most important Cathedral makes for an odd entrance into the splendid Baroque interior, with a Rococo style altar and contains the mausoleum of General San Martin. Outside, an eternal flame burns in his honor.

How to get there:
From Ezeiza International Airport 'Ministro Pistarini' (EZE): Located 35 km/ 21 miles from the city centre.

The Airport has 2 terminals:

• Terminal A: for Aerolineas Argentinas only.
• Terminal B: for all other airlines and for the very few domestic flights that operate from this airport.

The 2 terminals are close together and linked by a sheltered walkway.

By Bus: Manuel Tienda Leon Bus runs every 30 minutes to Retiro Bus Station (near Retiro Train Station).

From Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP)/ Domestic Airport: Located 3 km/ 2 miles from city centre.

The Airport has one long terminal with a service road and a main road at the front. Manuel Tienda Leon buses depart from the service road and public buses from bus shelters on the main road.

By Metro: Line A to Plaza de Mayo station; Line D to Catedral station; Line E to Bolivar Station.

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