My husband and I recently returned from a trip to Argentina (9/19/99). If anyone needs information on places to stay and eat in Buenos Aires, Bariloche, Posadas, Iguazu Falls feel free to email me. <BR> <BR>I'm a vegetarian so I can also provide advice on eating in Argentina and foods to bring with you so you won't starve. <BR> <BR>

Hi Kathy, <BR>I will be in Argentina at the end of the year. I will be mainly in Mendoza but have to go to Buenos Aires (was told it was beautiful.) <BR>Any info, turist attractions, out of the way places and most importantly maps of the country would be greatly appreciated. <BR>Thanks so much!!!! <BR>Vivian

Hi Kathy, <BR> <BR>I am going to an Antarctica trip early <BR>next February. I'll return to Buenos <BR>Aires on 2/17 at 2:00pm. I plan to leave <BR>Buenos Aires for Miami on 2/20, 8:00pm. <BR> <BR>I'd like to go see the Iguazu Falls and <BR>the rain forest during those 3+ days. Do <BR>you think it is possible? <BR> <BR>If the answer is yes, what's the best <BR>way for the tour and whom should I <BR>contact for making the necessary <BR>arrangement? <BR> <BR>Thanks very much for your help. <BR> <BR>Kang <BR> <BR>

Kathy, <BR>i would be interested to know which hotels you stayin in Buenos Aires, something clean and cheap. I will be travelling within the next 5 weeks, how did you travel to Bariloche & Iguassa? <BR>Any infor would be appreciated. <BR>Thanks Jay

You will love Buenos Aires...We stayed at the Park Hyatt...great hotel, but not cheap. Our United flight was cancelled...after sitting in the airport all night....and they put us up in El Presidente Hotel. It was a dump...one to stay away from...I think they rent that by the hour! Have a wonderful trip.

I would love to hear your recommendations for hotels in Buenos Aires as well as Iguazu. My wife and I will be traveling to Argentina in January of 2000 and would like any advice you could give.

dear kathy- <BR>i am researching travel in Argentina and would love to hear about any famous attractions, what to eat, and any other important facts! <BR>thanx a bunch, <BR>roxanne

Kathy, <BR> Hi, I'm taking a trip to Buenos Aires in a week or so. Can you recommend a good, inexpensive hotel.I currently have a reservation at the Gran Hotel Hispano. Any word on that? Can you also recommend some restaurants that are vegetarian friendly or with options. What do you mean by foods to bring with you also. Thanks in advance. <BR> <BR>Gaby S

Hi Kathy: <BR>I would like to hear your info. for cheap hotels in Buenos Aires and Cordoba.I'll be two weeks starting April 15/2000. Any other recommendation will be useful.Thank you.

For $70 a night the Guido palace in Recolleta was a bargain. Ritzy area of town dirt cheap. OK pretty plain rooms, but quiet and very well located considering the average room in BA is $150.

HI, I will be living in Cordoba this summer for 4 weeks and then in BsAs for one week. Ill be back in july so if anyone has any questions - ask me <BR>

Hi..i am very interested about vegetarian options in BA...did u mange to tango while u were there? <BR>Thanks <BR>erfan

My husband and I are going to BA in October to visit our daughter who is an exchange student there. We are researching the hotels in the Recoleta area (our daughter says this is "the place to stay"). I would also be interested in any input as to hotels/apartments in this area that people know about or have stayed in. We're currently checking out LoiSuitse Recoleta, Apart Recoleta, and Apart Ulises. I know there is also the Alvear and Caesar, but we're in need of a 2 bedroom for under $300. Thanks <BR>

for anyone headed to Argentina, there are a lot of hotel choices and probably the one you pick will be the wrong one. try the Best Western at Viamonte for $75, get two small rooms and peace.

Anyone travelling toward Iguazu Falls, Misiones, or Corrientes who would like an authentic Argentinean experience and unforgettable boat cruise should contact me at my e-mail--or visit our associate's website in Argentina: www.geocities.com/raulbaudu. We never had a better time!

Hey you all! I live in Argentina and traveled almost all across this country. I love this land, so do not hessitate emailing me to get advice. I live in Buenos Aires (Baires), but me and my wife traveled to Europe, Turkey, Latinamerica, and North America, so I have a pretty good idea on how to travel with or without money. See you down here. [email protected]