Armon Suites
This hotel in a quiet neighborhood east of downtown is an all-suites hotel, and the spaces are huge. All have a small kitchenette, making it a good option if you don't feel like eating out all of the time.
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Many downtown hotels are grouped around the big three squares: Plaza Independencia, Plaza Fabini, and Plaza Cagancha. In the weeks before and after Carnaval in February, rooms become hard to come by. Otherwise, rooms are plentiful in summer, when beach-bound residents desert the city.
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This hotel in a quiet neighborhood east of downtown is an all-suites hotel, and the spaces are huge. All have a small kitchenette, making it a good option if you don't feel like eating out all of the time.
Overlooking the sea, the hotel's sleek design translates directly to the stylish rooms where nary a line is wasted. The beds are deeply comfortable, and the room facilities are modern and welcoming. Common areas are done in clean stone and wood but with warm-colored furnishings. Breakfast buffet is fresh and abundant.
Glass walls, broad windows, and mirrors give the small lobby an open but intimate feel, much like that of the hotel itself. Rooms at this English-style hotel are immaculate, the staff friendly and helpful. Despite its location near Plaza Cagancha, the hotel is remarkably quiet.
Originally opened in 1921 as a summer escape for the Uruguayan elite, this stunning Belle Epoque waterfront building, known as the "palace on the sand," underwent an intensive restoration process. The decadent French style, including the original gold detailing and Louis XVI–style armchairs, has been modernized in a way that makes the hotel feel both fresh and grand. Rooms include dark wood furniture, plush beds, and spacious marble baths; those on the front half of the property enjoy views of serene Carrasco Beach. Don't miss lunch or dinner at the hotel's elegant restaurant, 1921, which employs one of Uruguay's best sommeliers.