\t\tThe Emperador Hotel in Buenos Aires is where hospitality meets luxury. Situated in the commercial nerve center of the city, it is known for its great services and excellent amenities. The architecture of this hotel is undoubtedly modern with a classic finish and the furniture is refined but with a homey, cozy touch. The moment you step through the door, you know there is a lot you can accomplish- both within and outside the Emperador Hotel.Whether you are a business or a casual traveler, you will find what you're looking for in the 265 rooms and the 51 suites housed by Emperador. The bathrooms are airy and large with state-of-the-art facilities and its super-efficient 24-hour service leaves its patrons breathless with wonder and delight.Buenos Aires, being the capital city of Argentina, attracts businessmen from all corners of the globe. If you are a jet-setting businessperson, the Emperador Hotel caters perfectly to your needs. Whether you wish to do teleconferencing or send an urgent e-mail or fax, you are invited to take advantage of the Business Center. The high-tech equipment and the ever-helpful techno-savvy staff will make your business needs very easy to accommodate, every problem within the range of resolution. The sophisticated audio-visual equipment of the Emperador Hotel is also something worth trying.When it is time for lunch you might find yourself heading in the direction of the Maximus Restaurant. The Emperador Hotel's renowned chef, Luciano Ratti, will dish out the best delicacies at your command and you'll realize why Argentina is known for its succulent steaks and appetizing pastas. The Oliver's Bar is celebrated for its tea service.On the other hand, you might not wish to remain cooped up in your hotel, no matter how wonderful. Since you find yourself ensconced in the heart of the city, we excitedly encourage you to explore. Well, why not? Sample the famed Argentinean hospitality, the bracing air of Buenos Aires and its spanish-Italian culture by stepping out of Emperador Hotel for a bit.Witness the Argentinean passion for football in La Bombanera Stadium. You could also go down to the Museum of Natural Sciences and watch the ancient species of dinosaurs come alive in front of your eyes. During lunchtime, you might want to walk down to the Patagonia Sur, which is famous for its Italian architecture and beautiful wines. Like we said, there's plenty to do at the Emperador Hotel and outside it....
By: Kelly Renaul