Recently I found a hotel reservation site http://www.hotelbooklet.com that compares more than 30 top hotel reservation sites. Has anybody tried it?
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I haven\'t tried that site, Silvermoon, but in the past I have found great deals on Trip Advisor and Kayak.com. You can also send us an email and with your location, I can give you the best rates for hotels there in the season you wish to go!
Saludos!Posted 3 years ago # -
The best 5 star hotel in Argentina, is the Park Tower in Buenos Aires. It is a classic luxury hotel and a delightful, luxury destination. From the contemporary, refined style of the Cristal Garden to the sumptuously appointed hotel lobby, beautiful guest rooms and extraordinary restaurant, not to mention its ideal location, the hotel is a marvel in modern accommodations.
Visit Argentina and try to stay at Park Tower Hotel and enjoy your stay.
Posted 2 years ago # -
I already booked in http://travelbrilliance.net/ they have listed all luxury hotels around the world. Lots of choices right?
Posted 7 months ago # -
manmeet005
MemberIs there any hotels is Argentina like Hotel A Kuala Lumpur
Posted 6 months ago # -
There are several luxurious hotels reservation sites online which are providing listed hotels details so I suggest you that you should check with these sites.
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Posted 6 months ago # -
You bet there are hotels in Argentina like Hotel A Kuala Lumpur
In the capital Buenos Aires alone, you will find many classic luxury hotels with amazing view and great amenities. Panamericano Hotel and Resort, Park Tower, Park Hyatt Buenos Aires, PUROBAIRES Hotel Boutigue and Alvear Palace Hotel…. Besides, hotels here are still much cheaper than those in other tourist destinations.
Park Tower is an award winning hotel with great reputation. You will find the rooms there have excellent views over the Rio de la Plata and the coast of Uruguay. There are pool and tennis court to help guests relax themselves. I can’t say the service there is excellent, but much better than the average Latin American hotels.
There are also many good ones in other parts of the country. I bet you will have a good time playing here.
Posted 6 months ago # -
manmeet005
MemberThanks for replying dear i have been visiting kuala lumpur are lot and really fond of luxirious Kuala lumpur Hotels so i tried to inquire it.
Posted 6 months ago # -
We don't usually go on package holidays but after eading the trip advisor reviews we decided it sounded like a fairly safe option. And it was. We had a lovely holiday with our 14 and 19 year old children and it was well positioned to explore Dubrovnik. The trip from the airport was about 30 minutes with stunning scenery along the way. The hotel is spotless and the staff are very efficient with Maya the guest liaison and Kristina on reception being worth a special mention for being extremely helpful.
The hotel reminds me of an average 5* English hotel because it is furnished to a high standard, the staff are efficient, it has excellent facilities (bedrooms, public rooms, restaurants, spa etc) and it is expensive! Having said that the bill wasnt as bad as it could have been on departure. The beach restaurant is very good with a good choice of meals and excellent service. The food in the main hotel restaurant was exceptional. We didn't eat in the Victoria. Breakfast was okay. I've had much better in other hotels. You can order omlettes if you ask but this isn't something they tell you. The restaurant itself is lovely as it is completely open.
The pool area is also lovely with amazing views. Yacht watching is definitely a pastime here. There are many steps up and down but also a lift leading to a walkway. We had a seaview room and as other reviews have said the sea views are limited due to the trees. However this wasnt a problem because we could still see the sea. The windows are actually glass doors which open right back almost giving you one open wall in your bedroom. This really was fabulous and the view from the bed was amazing. We were in rooms on the third floor.
Now for the negatives as far as we were concerned. It was very European with hardly any English speaking people.. Our 14 year old daughter was bored because there wasn't anybody her age at the hotel to talk to and nothing for her to do. The TV channels were predominently German and Croatian so no entertainment for her there. Fortunately the business centre had constant access to the internet so Facebook saved the day.
Room service food was diabolical. It was microwaved food which included microwaving a burnt burger and bun. And this wasn't cheap food. When we complained they replaced the food and didn't charge so it was sorted quickly and efficiently but I wouldn't recommend room service.
Finally the major negative for us was the smoking policy. Guests chain smoking during breakfast was extremely unpleasant and when the restaurant was busy it was impossible to move away. Later in the week the smoking also became unpleasant around the pool area.
All in all an excellent hotel which we would return to if visiting that area again despite the few negatives.
Posted 5 months ago # -
y8games thanks for the details. Constrains such as budgets, space and number of people traveling should be worked out. I would prefer 5 star hotels but always have the feeling private villas are better than hotels.Anyways nice topic got a lot of useful information
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