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Buenos Aires and Mendoza: Contrasting Jewels of Argentina
Casa Rosada in Buenos Aires is the seat of the Argentina's Government (PHOTO BY CASA ROSADA)
Lifestyle, Style
January 26, 2025

Buenos Aires and Mendoza: Contrasting Jewels of Argentina

Argentina’s allure lies in its diversity, a harmonious blend of cosmopolitan sophistication and natural beauty. Nowhere is this duality more evident than in the vibrant metropolis of Buenos Aires and the serene vineyards of Mendoza. These two destinations, distinct yet complementary, offer travellers a journey through the essence of Argentine culture, history, and luxury. Often called the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires enchants visitors with its European-inspired architecture, arts scene, and culinary delights. Its neighbourhoods, or barrios, each tell a unique story, creating a tapestry of experiences for travellers to uncover.

Buenos Aires is a gastronomic haven, where the tradition of asado (Argentine barbecue) meets innovative culinary trends. The city’s parrillas, or steakhouses, are legendary, serving perfectly grilled cuts of meat accompanied by chimichurri and Malbec. Yet, beyond the parrillas, Buenos Aires boasts a thriving contemporary food scene with neighbourhoods like Palermo boasting eclectic eateries offering fusion cuisine, while the San Telmo Market presents an array of artisanal foods and local delicacies. Café culture is integral to the city’s rhythm and porteños gather in historic cafés such as Café Tortoni to enjoy medialunas (croissants) and exchange lively conversation. This culture of connection and indulgence permeates every corner of Buenos Aires.

The architectural landscape of Buenos Aires is as diverse as its culture with famous landmarks such as the Teatro Colón, a marvel of acoustics and design, as well as the Casa Rosada, with its iconic pink façade, reflecting the city’s grandeur. Art lovers will find a treasure trove in Buenos Aires with museums housing works by European masters and Argentine artists alike. Meanwhile, the street art of neighbourhoods like La Boca and Colegiales turns the city itself into an open-air gallery. At night, the city pulses to the rhythm of tango, its soulful music and dance epitomising Argentine passion. For those who desire to explore Buenos Aires, Anetza Concierge by AWE (André Wayne Reid) has specially created packages aimed at the discerning traveller that includes a selection of world-class hotels, each offering a unique take on luxury.

Alvear Palace Hotel, located in the heart of Recoleta, is a symbol of opulence with its French-inspired architecture and impeccable service making it a favourite among international dignitaries. Guests can enjoy a stay at this luxury hotel with all-inclusive group packages for four starting at US$30,000 per person. This bespoke experience includes five nights in a Prestige Junior Suite; daily gourmet meals including breakfast at La Bourgogne, one of the city’s premier French restaurants; three-course wine pairing lunches at fine dining restaurants and four-course gourmet dinners, also paired with wine. A Michelin-recommended dining experience is also included along with luxury airport and daily transfers between locations.

Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires is situated in the upscale Retiro district and it blends historic charm with modern elegance. Its standout features include a luxurious outdoor pool area, a polo-themed bar, and its on-site restaurant, Elena, renowned for its contemporary Argentine cuisine. Guests can enjoy a stay at this hotel with all-inclusive group packages for four, starting at US$37,000 per person. This bespoke experience includes five nights in a Mansion View Junior Suite; daily gourmet meals including breakfast at the hotel’s gourmet restaurant; three-course wine pairing lunches at fine dining restaurants and four-course gourmet dinners, also paired with wine. A Michelin-recommended dining experience is also included along with luxury airport and daily transfers between locations.

Palacio Duhau – Park Hyatt Buenos Aires combines a restored Belle Époque palace with a sleek modern tower, in a hotel that offers the best of both worlds. Guests can stroll through its private gardens, visit its in-house art gallery, and enjoy a wine-tasting experience at the Duhau Restaurante & Vinoteca. All-inclusive group packages for four persons, at this hotel start at US$29,000 per person. This bespoke experience includes five nights in a Park Suite; daily gourmet meals including breakfast at the hotel’s fine dining restaurant; three-course wine pairing lunches at fine dining restaurants and four-course gourmet dinners, also paired with wine. A Michelin-recommended dining experience is also included along with luxury airport and daily transfers between locations.

Alvear Art Hotel is a contemporary counterpart to the Alvear Palace, and is located in the bustling financial district. It offers modern luxury with high-tech amenities, a rooftop pool, and stunning views of the city skyline. All-inclusive group packages for four, at this hotel start at US$17,000 per person. This bespoke experience includes five nights in a City View Junior Suite; daily gourmet meals including breakfast at the hotel’s restaurant; three-course wine pairing lunches at fine dining restaurants and four-course gourmet dinners, also paired with wine. A Michelin-recommended dining experience is also included along with luxury airport and daily transfers between locations.

Mendoza is Argentina’s premier wine region, known for its world-class Malbec and breathtaking landscapes. This tranquil destination invites visitors to immerse themselves in the art of winemaking and the beauty of nature. Mendoza’s reputation as a wine capital is well-deserved as the region’s sun-drenched vineyards benefit from high-altitude terroirs, producing wines of exceptional quality. Wine tours in Mendoza go beyond tastings and Anetza Concierge by AWE has carefully crafted a premium experience in wine country, where you can enjoy gourmet meals paired with local vintages and visit wine and olive vineyards for exclusive tastings. For travellers seeking a blend of comfort and sophistication, the Park Hyatt Mendoza Hotel, Casino & Spa is an unparalleled choice.

Located in the heart of Mendoza city, this five-star hotel combines colonial charm with modern luxury with all-inclusive packages starting at US$24,000 staying in a Park Suite. This bespoke experience includes five nights accommodation, daily gourmet meals including breakfast at the hotel’s restaurant; three-course wine pairing lunches at fine dining restaurants and four-course gourmet dinners, also paired with wine. A Michelin-recommended dining experience, as well as daily wine tastings at premium bodegas are also included, along with luxury airport and daily transfers between locations.

Travelling within Buenos Aires or Mendoza is seamless, and this convenience allows visitors to experience each city’s unique personality while indulging in sumptuous gastronomic fare. Buenos Aires and Mendoza embody the essence of Argentina’s charm, from the cosmopolitan allure of the capital to the tranquil vineyards of wine country, these destinations offer a harmonious blend of culture, history, and luxury.

 

Anetza Concierge by AWE invites you to immerse yourself in the vibrancy and serenity of these contrasting jewels, discovering a country that delights the senses and captures the heart. Contact us by email at — andrewaynejamaica@gmail.com and let us start planning your luxury escape to these South American jewels.

Betzabeth Reid (left), and her mom, Ambassador Maria Jacqueline Mendoza, are captured in a family selfie taken by her husband Andre Wayne Reid, in Retiro, Buenos Aries..

Inside the Alvear Palace Hotel Buenos AiresAlvear Palace

Palacio Duhau — Park Hyatt Buenos AiresPalacia Duhau

Alvear Art Hotel’s City View Junior SuitePHOTO BY ALVEAR ART HOTEL

Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (Malba) in Buenos Aires.(PHOTO BY MALBA)

Prestige Junior Suite at Alvear Palace Hotel(PHOTO BY ALVEAR PALACE HOTEL)

The mansion view junior suite at the Four Seasons Buenos Aires (PHOTO BY FOUR SEASONS BUENOS AIRES)

The Park Suite category at Park Hyatt Mendoza.

The Park Suite category of room at Palacio Duhau — Park Hyatt Buenos Aires(PHOTO BY PALACIO DUHAU-PARK HYATT BUENOS AIRES)

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