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InterContinental Buenos Aires

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Architects Urgell, Fazio y Penedo completed this postmodern Monserrat tower in 1994 on land once occupied by the convent of the Iglesia de San Juan Bautista. Its 313 rooms include two presidential suites, the 1920s-styled Cafe de las Luces, and the Montserrat Ballroom, which appeared in the film Relatos Salvajes. Real-estate firm IRSA acquired a 51% stake in November 1997.

About InterContinental Buenos Aires

History

The InterContinental Buenos Aires is a postmodern tower in the Monserrat district of the Argentine capital, completed in 1994 and inaugurated in 1995. It was built on land once occupied by the convent of the Iglesia de San Juan Bautista, and its interiors evoke the elegance of 1930s Buenos Aires. In November 1997 the real-estate company IRSA acquired a 51% stake in the hotel.

The hotel offers 313 rooms, including two presidential suites and eight luxury suites, along with the 1920s-styled Cafe de las Luces and the Montserrat Ballroom, which featured in the film Relatos Salvajes. The property celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2025.

The setting

12-minute walk to Casa Rosada presidential palace. 2 km from Teatro Colón opera house.

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