Hilton Buenos Aires {ARG}
#512
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: AZ
Programs: HH Diamond
Posts: 200
Stayed here a year ago as Gold on Points + Cash rate. Received an executive room with view of the park.
Breakfast was in the Lounge only for Golds. The lounge was very nice but could get crowded in the evening. They refreshed the hot food every 30 minutes and some "gentlemen" would rush up and fill several plates, leaving little for others.
And then there were the teenagers playing at the pool table who decided not to use the pockets but to bounce the ball off the table. We had to speak to them AND complain to staff to stop them.
Breakfast was in the Lounge only for Golds. The lounge was very nice but could get crowded in the evening. They refreshed the hot food every 30 minutes and some "gentlemen" would rush up and fill several plates, leaving little for others.
And then there were the teenagers playing at the pool table who decided not to use the pockets but to bounce the ball off the table. We had to speak to them AND complain to staff to stop them.
#513
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: AGS, CAE, ATL
Programs: Delta PM 2MM, Marriott Lifetime Titanium
Posts: 511
Stayed here a year ago as Gold on Points + Cash rate. Received an executive room with view of the park.
Breakfast was in the Lounge only for Golds. The lounge was very nice but could get crowded in the evening. They refreshed the hot food every 30 minutes and some "gentlemen" would rush up and fill several plates, leaving little for others.
And then there were the teenagers playing at the pool table who decided not to use the pockets but to bounce the ball off the table. We had to speak to them AND complain to staff to stop them.
Breakfast was in the Lounge only for Golds. The lounge was very nice but could get crowded in the evening. They refreshed the hot food every 30 minutes and some "gentlemen" would rush up and fill several plates, leaving little for others.
And then there were the teenagers playing at the pool table who decided not to use the pockets but to bounce the ball off the table. We had to speak to them AND complain to staff to stop them.
#515
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: AGS, CAE, ATL
Programs: Delta PM 2MM, Marriott Lifetime Titanium
Posts: 511
#516
Join Date: Feb 2016
Location: EZE
Programs: UA Gold,Delta Gold Bonvoy Titanium Elite, HH Diamond , AA Platinum, EENational, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 1,542
#517
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Join Date: Jul 2001
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I've used this properly a bunch over the years -- even back around when it first opened -- and I can't recall ever having been told at this property that breaksfasf in a lobby restaurant was an alternative to the executive lounge breakfast. Perhaps there was an exception when the Executice Lounge was closed for some reason or another, but that would be about it.
#519
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Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: PHX and LIH
Programs: AA: 2 MM
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#520
Join Date: Aug 2004
Programs: AA (EP), Hilton (Diamond), Marriott Bonvoy (Titanium)
Posts: 8,927
#521
Join Date: Aug 2004
Programs: AA (EP), Hilton (Diamond), Marriott Bonvoy (Titanium)
Posts: 8,927
#522
Join Date: Apr 2015
Location: Southern California
Programs: AA EXPlat, 2.4MM; HHonors Diamond
Posts: 580
Yes, but it is USD $85 each way. You can take a private car service ("remis") for about USD $35, or $28-$30 from Taxi Ezeiza but they take only cash, while the private car services accept credit cards. We used a private car ("remis") service called Tienda Lin which accepts credit cards. With these services, you make a reservation online or by phone (I had to do it by phone because the web form didn't let me select how many people or what date), then go their window in the arrivals hall at EZE, identify yourself, pay, and your driver appears and shows you to your car, helping with luggage. The price includes tolls and fees and driver tip. You could also just show up at their window without a reservation and likely they will have a car and driver and take you. There are also shuttle busses from companies such as that run by Tienda Lin. Then there's Uber, which estimates about half of what the private car services cost. I ended up not opting for Uber because of the FUD surrounding them (some people say they operate in Bueonos Aires, some say they have been shut down, others say they do operate but drivers will cancel once they realize you will pay by credit card as it must take Uber some time to pay the drivers. These people say Uber has an option, valid in Argentina, to pay in cash.
#523
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Austin
Programs: AA EXP +2MM- LT PLT! HH Diamond
Posts: 6,074
#524
Join Date: Aug 2004
Programs: AA (EP), Hilton (Diamond), Marriott Bonvoy (Titanium)
Posts: 8,927
You're welcome. Note that the previous posters reported not having been offered that they could take breakfast in the restaurant, whereas I asked and was told yes. I have stayed at a number of properties where no one has told me I could have breakfast in the restaurant until I asked.
#525
Join Date: Aug 2004
Programs: AA (EP), Hilton (Diamond), Marriott Bonvoy (Titanium)
Posts: 8,927
We used Uber several times a couple of weeks ago, including EZE-Hilton. For a pickup at Hilton, the bellman told us that Uber often avoids pickups at the hotel entrance and picks up on the adjacent street, because taxi drivers have power and don't appreciate the competition. Once, the Uber driver asked one of us to sit up front to disguise the service. But everything always worked out, and payment was by CC.