Large, stylish rooms with balconies and huge flat-screen TVs
Sauna, Scottish shower, and rooftop terrace with large Jacuzzi
Nicely stocked kitchenettes with microwaves and bar seating
Sleek, modern bathrooms with rainfall showerheads
Freebies include Wi-Fi and breakfast
In-room massage treatments available for a fee
Street-facing rooms can be loud from traffic and night life
No bathtubs, only small walk-in showers
The Glu Hotel, a small, boutique property in the posh Palermo neighborhood, feels like an urban oasis in bustling Buenos Aires. The rooms are spacious, stylish, and clean with a clever layout that somehow offers multiple seating options, a workspace, a living/lounge area, and a king-size bed, and still leaves room for morning yoga on the hardwood floors. The rooms also come complete with balconies and smart extras such as dishes, wine glasses, cutlery, a microwave, and convenient bar seating for improvised in-room meals. The lobby bar and patio are chic spots to enjoy an evening cocktail, or guests can really unwind after a day of sightseeing with an in-room massage treatment.
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Location
Located in the trendy neighborhood of Palermo Soho
The Glu Hotel is situated in the stylish and relatively quiet neighborhood of Palermo. It is far from public transport and not within walking distance of many tourist attractions, but guests report the quiet, chic atmosphere to be a welcome trade-off. Plus, taxis are cheap and tour providers plentiful.Palermo proper covers a huge area in northern downtown Buenos Aires, and encompasses several smaller but different neighborhoods, including Palermo Soho and Palermo Hollywood. The hotel is located in what some call Palermo Nuevo or Alto Palermo, which is the northernmost section of this district. Bosques de Palermo is a quiet area of this neighborhood, surrounded by woods and beautiful manicured parks located between Palermo Chico and Palermo Viejo. It may not be as vibrant and young as the latter or as high-end as the former, but it feels more secluded and intimate, despite being a short drive from the city center. There are few tourist attractions in this area, but the renowned Museum of Latin-American Art (MALBA) draws crowds, and the Botanical Garden is a good place to unwind after a long day of walking around busy central Buenos Aires.- 41-minute drive to Ministro Pistarini/Ezeiza International Airport
Master Glu Suite
Standard Glam Suite
Superior Luxe Suite
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