Great many thanks guys for the precious information, esp. to Carlitos!
Originally Posted by
carlitos
Now, once you have arrived to T1 on this train, you have to use the escalators to go down one floor to where Volaris and Viva Aerobus have their domestic counters, turn left and walk a little bit until International South America arrivals, where you can again go to level two and walk towards the Bus Station (you can also stay at second floor and walk through banks and venues until you find the bus station path), where you will also find a path to the Courtyard by Marriott. All of this without leaving the airport. Very easy process, only bad thing is having to deal with security from the train. So like RFNJ already suggested, it is easy, but the train station is not connected to the hotel path.
So I am sure you will be fine and complete this transfer between terminals in less than 30 minutes.
Sure I'd have all the required papers to satisfy the security guards but I forgot to mention I'll have quite some luggage as well (on a RTW award flight on Business so will be quite loaded). Your detailed instruction is very helpful to persuade me to stay put in T2!
Originally Posted by
RFNJ
Accidental - my suggestion is go with NH hotel in Terminal 2. I have been staying there between flights for a few years now.
Pros: Easy access, Spacious, Clean Rooms, Quiet. Pitch black when the curtains are closed at night.
Cons; pricier, get a second electronic key when checking in because sometimes they don't work (my experience is 25% of the time). Towels are pretty rough.
Priceless advice for the 2nd room key with all my luggage!! ^
The NH suddenly decides to run a summer promo also helped with the decision...