Best Western Hotel Embassy

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  • 860 Cordoba Avenue
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    54 11-4322-1228
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Hotel Embassy

  • May 2, 2007
  • Rated 2 of 5 by panda1 from ., California
Hotel Embassy, no longer associated with Best Western's reservation system was booked using Hotels.com based on location and price. The current owners are remodeling this hotel which has seen better days. There's a kitchenette with a refrigerator, air-conditioning, balcony, complimentary breakfast served Monday through Saturday from 7am to 10am, free Wi-Fi in the lobby area.

We found our room with a funky smell in the bedroom, the cover on the air-conditioning partly falling off, liquid soap dispensers have been abandoned - soap bars along with shampoo in little bottles are issued, little flying insects in the bedroom, the hanging rod is bent in the closet, part of the hot water not being properly routed to the shower head, the seat for one of the chairs not usable, the bed too soft. Despite these shortcomings, the room is usable, the quality of each room varies, there's almost no maintenance of the currently rented rooms and 2.5 blocks of Florida, a main shopping street makes this a highly desirable location for late night without the need for public transportation nor taxi.

From journal EZE

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Best Western Hotel Embassy

  • October 11, 2004
  • Rated 3 of 5 by skeptic from Dallas, Texas
Best Western Hotel Embassy

Before leaving the States, we booked three days at the Best Western Embassy on Avenida Cordoba in central Buenos Aires. Best Western's on-line booking was absolutely painless, and their site provided useful maps, so we knew exactly where we would be staying. We found three centrally-located Best Western properties, and this one satisfied our needs best with respect to price and location.

We deposited our rental car back at Ezeiza Airport after driving up from the central Argentinian coast, and we took the shuttle bus to the hotel. First impressions were encouraging.

We were not wrong about the location. Avenida Cordoba is a main street in the central city, and the hotel is only a block or so from Calle Florida, with nightlife, shopping, and dining. No need to a rent car here.

The hotel lobby is very modern with more than a touch of swank, and the hotel reception was quick, efficient, and helpful. It was all we could ask for.

The room was, expressed in the best way, a bit odd. It was comfortable, with everything we needed, and everything was in good order, but it was rather large and mostly empty. It was as though they had finished up the hotel and made a room out of some of space they had left over. They seemed to have also furnished the room with stuff they had left over, because everything in it was at least 20 years behind the lobby furnishings.

The hotel was kind enough to hold our bags on the last day, since we had an evening flight out. They also arranged a private car to take us to the airport for about the same price as the shuttle bus, so we were able to escape some last minute hassel. In the end, it was quite an enjoyable stay.

From journal Buenos Aires Weekend

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Best Western Hotel Embassy

  • March 26, 2002
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Harry Potter from New York, New York
Best Western Hotel Embassy

This was a good bargain not only for the type of room, but because of its location in a prime area in Capital Federal just 2 blocks from Florida Avenue. Since this is an American hotel chain, prices were quoted in dollars, but with the continued peso devaluation, a rate in pesos would have been even cheaper.

The "room" was really more like an apartment. The large entry room was complete with a couch, a table with chairs and other furniture including a TV.

The bathroom included a tub in the shower and a hairdryer on the wall. The kitchen had a refridgerator and freezer, a sink, and a stove with some pans for cooking along with plates and utensils.

The bedroom, with a separate door to enter it, was large enough to fit the queen size bed with some walking room around it and included a small air conditioner unit on the wall which worked slightly less than adequately, but the bedroom opened out to a small balcony overlooking busy Cordoba street.

The downside - it was quite noisy, especially during the day. A breakfast buffet was included in the rate but only offered from 7am to 10am which was difficult to make after a late night out.

There was also access to the internet, but the solo computer had a terrible dial up connection which often failed and with the plethora of cheap internet places close by, it was not worth using the hotel computer.

Supposedly there was a health center too, but I didn't see it. The hotel staff was efficient and the daily cleaning service was unobtrusive. Overall, the price, the location and the accomodations made this hotel worth the stay.

From journal Buenos Aires - Europe in South America

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