End Of The World Buenos Aires \| Hotel \| Buenos Aires - Argentina

Name:	End Of The World Buenos Aires
Address:	Buenos Aires - Buenos Aires - 1000 - Argentina
Accommodation:	Hotel - Buenos Aires
Reservation:	+44 (0) 871 789 9292
Helpline:	+44 (0) 871 789 9293
Nearest Station:	-
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End Of The World Buenos Aires | Hotel | Buenos Aires - Argentina

Name:

End Of The World Buenos Aires

Address:

Buenos Aires - Buenos Aires - 1000 - Argentina

Accommodation:

Hotel - Buenos Aires

Reservation:

+44 (0) 871 789 9292

Helpline:

+44 (0) 871 789 9293

Nearest Station:

Travel map:

End Of The World Buenos Aires map

Email/Contact:

Contact End Of The World Buenos Aires

Book:

Book End Of The World Buenos Aires now

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Information about End Of The World Buenos Aires

Check in Time:	11:00 hs.	Reception Time:	24 hs
Number of Rooms:	19	Station / Underground:	-
Zone / Area:	Boedo	Busses / Trains:	-
Nearest Airport:	Ezeiza Airport	Check out Time:	10:00 hs
Established since:	2004	Breakfast Time:	7:30 to 10:30
Number of Floors:	2	Distance to central:	20 minutes
Refurbished date:	2004	Business opened:	9:00 A.M
Nearest Attraction	tango shows

Information about End Of The World Buenos Aires

Check in Time:

11:00 hs.

Reception Time:

24 hs

Number of Rooms:

Station / Underground:

Zone / Area:

Boedo

Busses / Trains:

Nearest Airport:

Ezeiza Airport

Check out Time:

10:00 hs

Established since:

2004

Breakfast Time:

7:30 to 10:30

Number of Floors:

Distance to central:

20 minutes

Refurbished date:

2004

Business opened:

9:00 A.M

Nearest Attraction

tango shows

Payment at End Of The World Buenos Aires

Cash

Payment at End Of The World Buenos Aires

Cash

End Of The World Buenos Aires rating and cancellation policy

Cancellation Policy:	72 hours
Rating:

End Of The World Buenos Aires rating and cancellation policy

Cancellation Policy:

72 hours

Rating:

End Of The World Buenos Aires Amenities & Facilities

24 hours reception:

Multi-lingual staff:

Fully air-conditioned:

Non smoking Rooms:

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Parking available:

Breakfast included

TV in all rooms

End Of The World Buenos Aires Room Features

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	Accommodation Management's Comments about End Of The World Buenos Aires

Boedo Neighborhood. The area which now conforms Boedo, was originally filled with brick ovens, dairy farms, mills and some pulperías and grocery stores. Then, at the turn of the century, came cafés... + more info with tango shows…. even more tango and the presence of malevos [evil-doers] and poets. The most famous street corner, not just of the neighborhood, but perhaps of the city itself, is that of San Juan and Boedo. Homero Manzi immortalized this street corner in his tango Sur. Boedo Avenue got its name in 1882, as a tribute to Mariano Boedo, a brilliant lawyer from Salta, born on July 25, 1782. He dedicated his life to the cause of independence, carrying out important tasks which lead him to be the Vice-president of the Congreso de Tucumán [Tucumán Congress] where he swore allegiance to the Argentine Declaration of Independence. How to get here ! Estacion Once "Once Station" is only a few blocks away, with the best bus, train and metro connections. From Retiro Station: By Metro: C line C to Independencia Station, Combine with l E line to General Urquiza Station, walk 1 block. By Bus: Bus 101 to Dean Funes st. and Carlos Calvo st., walk 1 block. From Jorge Newbery Airport: By Bus: 45. From Ezeiza Airport: By Bus: 51.

Accommodation Management's Comments about End Of The World Buenos Aires

Boedo Neighborhood.

The area which now conforms Boedo, was originally filled with brick ovens, dairy farms, mills and some pulperías and grocery stores. Then, at the turn of the century, came cafés...