Duque Hotel Boutique & Spa

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Located in the exclusive neighboorhood of Palermo Soho. There is a literally bohemian past here, as shown by the street called Borges and the Plazoleta Cortazar (at the junction of Borges and Honduras – sometimes referred to by its former name, Plaza Serrano). It started as the favourite place for all people related to art and literature, and this love for art remains until these days. Its main attraction is the transformation between and old neighbourhood into a modern one, which invites you to walk through its parks, around its lakes, and join the “portenos” at the shopping centres. East European and Armenian communities made Palermo their home in the early 20th century, and cuisines from all over the world are served in the area’s many restaurants. You can find international, Mediterranean or typical Argentinian food along its streets. Unique for its reputation of Argentinian fashion designers on the world’s catwalk, even those ones who hate shopping will find something fascinating to take back home. Duque Hotel Boutique is located in the exclusive neighbourhood of Palermo Soho.There is a literally bohemian past here, as shown by the street called Borges and the Plazoleta Cortazar East European and Armenian communities made Palermo their home in the early 20th century, and cuisines from all over the world are served in the area’s many restaurants. You can find international, Mediterranean or typical Argentinian food along its streets.

Located in the exclusive neighboorhood of Palermo Soho. There is a literally bohemian past here, as shown by the street called Borges and the Plazoleta Cortazar (at the junction of Borges and Honduras – sometimes referred to by its former name, Plaza Serrano). It started as the favourite place for all people related to art and literature, and this love for art remains until these days. Its main attraction is the transformation between and old neighbourhood into a modern one, which invites you to walk through its parks, around its lakes, and join the “portenos” at the shopping centres. East European and Armenian communities made Palermo their home in the early 20th century, and cuisines from all over the world are served in the area’s many restaurants. You can find international, Mediterranean or typical Argentinian food along its streets. Unique for its reputation of Argentinian fashion designers on the world’s catwalk, even those ones who hate shopping will find something fascinating to take back home. Duque Hotel Boutique is located in the exclusive neighbourhood of Palermo Soho.There is a literally bohemian past here, as shown by the street called Borges and the Plazoleta Cortazar East European and Armenian communities made Palermo their home in the early 20th century, and cuisines from all over the world are served in the area’s many restaurants. You can find international, Mediterranean or typical Argentinian food along its streets.