Blokhutten in Argentinië

"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.."

"All hotels so far have been great, but Park Hyatt Mendoza really stands out! Over the years I have been spoiled when it comes to hotels. The hotels I have come across in Thailand in particular are truly sublime. It is not just about the hotel itself, but the service that comes with it. Everything is arranged and done for you. Pure indulgence. I never have breakfast at home, but sometimes I do on vacation. And then it is nice to have something to choose from. The Park Hyatt Mendoza has a rich history that goes back to the beginning of the 20th century. You can see and feel that when you enter. The hotel is located in a historic building that was originally built in 1902 as a casino, the Palacio Sol. Over the years, the building was renovated and remodeled, and in 2001 it reopened as the Park Hyatt Mendoza. It still combines the charm and grandeur of the original architectural design with modern amenities and comfort. Located in the heart of the city, the hotel offers stunning views of the Andes. From the moment you arrive, you feel welcome: your suitcases are taken from the taxi and neatly brought to your room. The rooms are spacious, the beds sleep wonderfully and the bathroom is truly exquisite. The breakfast is extensive, especially by Argentine standards. I was finally able to order an omelette, poched benedict or fried egg! The staff are super friendly and make sure you have everything you need! "

"In- en uitchecken zeer onpersoonlijk. Het is nog net niet: hier is je sleutel en nou wegwezen. Ik had een junior suite maar meer dan een extra kale grote gang sloeg dat nergens op. Bed was prima, kussens waren te dik/hoog, andere hadden ze niet. Ontbijt is uitgebreid en goed, doch weer onpersoonlijk. En in de kelder. Het is absoluut geen 5 sterrenhotel, ze hebben wat boxen afgetikt om dat te zijn maar het is eerder 4. Op de kamer veel herrie van generatoren, geen idee waarvan. Locatie achter Playa Mayor is prima. Wifi is in orde. Persoonlijk zou ik er niet nogmaals heengaan."

"Central location, safe neighborhood. Very friendly and helpful staff at the restaurant. True hospitality! Nice rooftopbar. "

"Er ontbreken belangrijke dingen in het hotel. 1. Er is geen strijkijzer en plank beschikbaar. 2. De sportschool is heel erg klein. 3. Er is geen spiegel in de kamer. 4. Geen adapters beschikbaar voor het stopcontact. Verder, hoewel het personeel van het restaurant is heel erg vriendelijk, die van de receptie niet. "

"Everything OK but the rooms can be noisy. Even with the extra sliding door closed in the room, the sounds from the lobby can be quite intense with a lot of people that echo all the way into the room. Hence 4 stars instead of 5."