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Classic French furniture is paired with modern details. Floral curtains and a fabric-covered headboard bring pattern to the room, set against pale walls with decorative mouldings. A desk and upholstered chair provide a place for reading or work, while lamps beside the bed add light close at hand. Egyptian cotton sheets complete the sleeping space.

The bathroom has Botticino marble finishes, with a shower in its own enclosure beside the bath. L'Occitane products are supplied. A connecting room can be booked separately, if available.

Pale walls with decorative moldings set off the French-style furniture. An upholstered bench sits at the foot of the bed, with an armchair beside the window and full-length curtains framing the glass. A desk provides a place for reading or work.

Botticino marble gives the bathroom a different texture, with a shower in its own enclosure beside the bath. Egyptian cotton linen is used on the bed. Connecting rooms are available on request, allowing a larger arrangement when the adjoining room is booked separately.

Classic furniture and modern French details share a single open space for sleeping and sitting. The seating area is part of the room, with a work desk providing another place to read or use a laptop. This category occupies the inner wing of the building.

The bathroom is lined with Botticino marble and has a separate enclosed shower beside the bath. The bed is made with Egyptian cotton sheets. A third guest can stay at an additional charge.

The sitting area shares the main room with the bed, furnished with classic pieces and modern French details. Most suites have an outward-facing view and a large dressing room, though these features vary within the category. A work desk gives guests another place to sit.

Botticino marble lines the bathroom, where the bath and enclosed shower are separate. Egyptian cotton sheets are used, and a third guest can stay at an additional charge.

A separate living room keeps the sitting area apart from the bedroom. Louis XVI furniture, layered fabrics and patterned carpets give the interior its French character, with newer details mixed into the design. The suite is in the inner wing of the building.

The bathroom is finished in Botticino marble and has an enclosed shower separate from the bath. A work desk provides room for a laptop or papers, and Egyptian cotton sheets are used on the bed. The layout can accommodate a third guest for an additional charge.

The bedroom and living room are separate, with classic furniture, modern accents and varied fabric textures running through both. The suite has its own work desk as well as space for sitting away from the bed. Its layout reflects the feel of a French apartment.

Some units have a dressing room or an extra guest toilet. The main bathroom is clad in Botticino marble and has an enclosed shower beside the bath. The suite can accommodate a third guest at an additional charge.

Large windows look over Recoleta and toward the Rio de la Plata from the upper floors. The sitting area is integrated into the main room, so the sleeping and lounging spaces remain together. A patterned sofa and an armchair sit around a low table, with a bench at the foot of the bed.

Gold tones in the fabrics contrast with the pale walls and their decorative mouldings. The interior pairs classic furniture with modern details, including a desk for work or writing. In the bathroom, Botticino marble surrounds a bath and a separate shower enclosure.

Silk and velvet fabrics contrast with pure wool carpets in this upper-floor suite. Modern furniture is set within the building's French architectural style, with a sitting area alongside the bedroom. A work desk gives the room a further place for reading or using a laptop.

Carrara marble and black Marquina line the bathroom, where the bathtub and shower occupy separate spaces. Most suites in this category also have a dressing room.

The view reaches across Recoleta toward the Rio de la Plata from this high-floor suite. A separate lounge sits beyond the bedroom, allowing the two rooms to be used independently. Here, a patterned sofa and armchairs surround a low table, with a chandelier overhead and lamps beside the seats.

Classic furnishings are paired with more modern details. Full-length curtains frame the windows, and the desk faces the outlook from one side of the lounge. The bathroom has Botticino marble finishes, a bathtub and a separate enclosed shower. A third guest can be accommodated at an additional charge.

The bedroom and living room occupy separate spaces in the upper part of the hotel. Set in the inner wing, the suite combines modern furniture with silk, velvet and pure wool carpets. The lounge gives guests a place to sit away from the bed, with a desk for work or reading.

The bathroom pairs Carrara marble with black Marquina and has both a bathtub and a separate enclosed shower. An extra bed can be arranged when needed.

Silks, velvets and pure wool carpets bring texture to a room furnished with modern pieces. Large windows look across Recoleta's parks toward the Rio de la Plata from the upper floors. Pale walls with decorative mouldings frame the room, while mirrored doors and gold-toned furniture add detail.

Armchairs stand beside the windows, with a low table in the sitting area. This space sits alongside the bed, and a desk provides room for work or correspondence. The bathroom is finished in Carrara marble and black Marquina, with a separate bathtub and enclosed shower. An extra bed is available on request.

Classic French furniture fills the shared living room, with modern details mixed into the design. A sofa and armchairs face a glass-topped coffee table beneath a chandelier. Tall curtains frame the windows, and decorative mouldings outline the pale walls. The two bedrooms are set apart from this space, while a desk by the window provides a place to work.

There are two bathrooms, finished in Botticino marble. The fittings include a jetted tub and a separate enclosed shower. Egyptian cotton sheets are used in both bedrooms.

Large windows frame the parks of Recoleta and the Rio de la Plata from the top of the building. The bedroom is separate from the lounge, where modern furniture is paired with silk and velvet fabrics. Pure wool carpets complete the interior.

Carrara marble and black Marquina give the bathroom its contrasting finishes. A bathtub and a separate shower enclosure offer distinct bathing spaces. The suite has a work desk and can accommodate an extra bed on request.

French fabrics in gold tones frame the oval living room, which looks over Recoleta. Bronze-and-glass chandeliers hang above the sitting area. The corner setting brings views along the surrounding streets, while a reception hall forms the entrance to the suite. The bedroom is separate from the lounge.

French-style furniture is paired with patterned carpets and newer design details. In the bathroom, Botticino marble surrounds a jetted tub and a separate shower. A work desk adds a place for reading or writing.

Art by Argentine artists hangs in the suite, alongside French fabrics in gold tones. Bronze-and-crystal chandeliers light the rooms. From its corner position, the suite looks over the streets of Recoleta. The entrance hall opens into an oval living room, with the bedroom set apart.

Patterned carpets and classic furniture carry the French style through the rooms. The bathroom has Botticino marble finishes, a jetted bath and a separate shower. A desk provides a place for work within the suite.

A large entrance hall leads to an oval living room. The suite occupies a corner of the hotel, overlooking Alvear Avenue. Artworks, French fabrics and bronze-and-crystal chandeliers furnish the rooms, with classic pieces and newer design details.

The bedroom has a walk-in dressing room for luggage and clothes. Carrara marble lines the bathroom and the separate toilet. A jetted bath and an enclosed shower provide two bathing options. The suite also has a work desk, and an extra bed can be arranged on request.

An oval living room follows the curve of the building, with views across Recoleta from this corner position. A reception hall leads into the suite, and the separate dining room seats eight. The bedroom is apart from the main spaces used for sitting and dining.

Gold-toned French fabrics, patterned carpets and bronze-and-crystal chandeliers give the rooms their character. Silk upholstery and full curtains add further texture. Both bathrooms are lined with Botticino marble, with a jetted bath and a separate shower among their fittings. A work desk is also provided.

A terrace and a balcony open toward the parks of Recoleta, extending the suite beyond its bedroom and separate living room. Inside, automatic curtains allow the bedroom to be darkened. The outdoor awnings have wind sensors.

The main bathroom combines Carrara marble with black Marquina and has a separate shower enclosure. A guest toilet serves the living area. The living room includes space for dining and a work desk. Modern furniture and wool carpets sit within the building's original French architecture.

A round entrance hall with a marble floor leads to the main living room and a dining area for ten. The bedroom is set apart from these reception spaces and has its own dressing room. A desk provides a separate place for work within the suite.

Modern French furniture sits alongside warm fabrics and patterned carpets. The two bathrooms are clad in Carrara marble, with a jetted bath and a separate shower among the fittings. There is also a guest toilet. An extra bed can be arranged on request, while butler service is included.

Slavonian oak floors run through the suite, with Argentine art and French fabrics adding color. Chandeliers made of bronze and glass hang above the living spaces. The rooms look across the parks of Recoleta. The entrance hall leads into a large lounge, while a separate dining room seats eight.

A study provides another room beyond the main sitting area. The bedroom is set apart, and both bathrooms are fully lined with Italian Botticino marble. Their fittings include a jetted bath. The small service kitchen has its own entrance.