![]() |
Originally Posted by Eastbay1K
(Post 19663982)
You are confusing "under construction" with "sustainable ventilation systems" :D
|
I saw the Black Tarp too
Originally Posted by Eastbay1K
(Post 19663982)
You are confusing "under construction" with "sustainable ventilation systems" :D
|
I thought the place was decent for a Holiday Inn. The furnishings were Ikea-esque, and the room had a huge bathroom. The breakfast was fair, but at 50 pesos, I thought a little overpriced for some medialunas and scrambled eggs. The staff was fairly freindly to me, but looked a bit confused when they saw me come in off the road.
The neighborhood doesn't have anything redeeming nearby, other than looking at the countryside. Ciudad Evita looked to be a little sketchy, when walking around in the morning, but not terribly unsafe. For dining options you have the attached restaurant, the gas station, and a parilla run out in the yard of a house next to the Autopista offramp. It sounded like they are still working on it, when I was leaving I heard roto-hammering and saw workers on the inside of the tarped area. |
Originally Posted by TheYGuy
(Post 19665447)
For dining options you have the attached restaurant, the gas station, and a parilla run out in the yard of a house next to the Autopista offramp.
|
Originally Posted by TheYGuy
(Post 19665447)
I thought the place was decent for a Holiday Inn.
We were thinking of staying there before we fly out to MAD on the midday flight as it'll save us having to get up at the crack of dawn that morning for the 2 hour road journey. Shame it's so far from the bloody airport though. :td: |
Originally Posted by HIDDY
(Post 19665776)
Thanks for the review....the first I believe. ^
We were thinking of staying there before we fly out to MAD on the midday flight as it'll save us having to get up at the crack of dawn that morning for the 2 hour road journey. Shame it's so far from the bloody airport though. :td: |
Hiddy.... no matter where you decide to stay, if you do stay at either of the near EZE locations, please do post a short report.
Having said this.... I dont understand why you dont come to town the day before and spend the day here, then get a proper room at a proper hotel (in town), and then get a car out to EZE..... :p |
Originally Posted by M60_to_LGA
(Post 19666600)
There's what appears to be a quite nice hotel in Ezeiza pueblo called La Posada del Aguila or something to that effect. It's right next to the plaza with the big flag. That might be a better option - it also looks like there are some nicer dining options there than in Ciudad Evita, from what I've seen taking the bus through town. Plus it's much closer to EZE - barely five minutes by public bus, so less than that if you get a cab/shuttle.
Originally Posted by Gaucho100K
(Post 19668090)
Hiddy.... no matter where you decide to stay, if you do stay at either of the near EZE locations, please do post a short report.
Having said this.... I dont understand why you dont come to town the day before and spend the day here, then get a proper room at a proper hotel (in town), and then get a car out to EZE..... :p The arrival time of the earlier MAD flight allows us to connect for the onward journey to Scotland but means an early start here or staying overnight in BUE. The late evening MAD departure means we can get things tidied up here in a relaxed way before setting off for EZE but probably means an overnight in MAD before continuing on the next day. I shall consult the boss.....:rolleyes: |
Autopista to the EZE Holiday Inn - a match made in Argentina!
|
The HI is a scheiss-loch me thinks...... :eek:
You sure you want to risk the wrath of your boss by taking her there...??????? |
Originally Posted by Eastbay1K
(Post 19669856)
|
Originally Posted by Gaucho100K
(Post 19670926)
Link does not work....... :rolleyes:
|
Originally Posted by Eastbay1K
(Post 19670975)
The pic is showing on 2 different browsers - perhaps there's some AR.block going on :p
|
I consulted the boss and she's adamant that we take the lunchtime flight so we arrive in Scotland the next day. She prefers to get up early and travel straight to EZE that morning which will make it a long journey tiring journey.....thank God we'll be in Biz Class.
So I went online to the Iberia site booked the flights only to find my Banco Provincia credit card payment has been rejected. :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by HIDDY
(Post 19671673)
So I went online to the Iberia site booked the flights only to find my Banco Provincia credit card payment has been rejected. :rolleyes:
The reason the payment didn't go through was because I hadn't activated my card.....had it for several months as well. :o Between me booking and realising this fact the Avios redemption sale started offering 25% off award bookings. As Iberia offered me 48 hours to pay or lose my tickets I decided to cancel them and then rebook under the offer saving me 30,000 miles. ^ |
| All times are GMT -6. The time now is 5:35 am. |
This site is owned, operated, and maintained by MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Designated trademarks are the property of their respective owners.