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thing you would expect from a five-star hotel:
an Olympic-size pool, tennis courts, a health
club and a shopping mall featuring fine leather
shops, boutiques and a branch of H. Stern Jew-
elers. Restaurants include La Pampa (24-hour
coffee shop), Cardinale (Italian cuisine), and
the formal El Aljibe.
Since the
Sheraton and
ParkHotels are
connected,
guests can use
the facilities at
either hotel and
charge them to
their room.
Rooms are spacious and modern; many come
with fine views of downtown. Ample closet
space, separate dressing rooms, well-equipped
bathrooms and plush towels are the hallmarks
of this first-class hotel. Color television, direct
dial phones and mini-fridges are additional lux-
uries.
PARK TOWER
Avenida Leandro N. Alem 1193
4318-9390
(Toll-free in the US & Canada
800-325-3589)
Fax 4318-9394
180 rooms (23 floors)
Luxury takes on a whole new dimension at the
Park Tower, an ITT Sheraton Luxury Collec-
tion hotel. From the lavishly baroque furnish-
ings in the lobby, replete with gold and marble,
to the elegantly appointed guest rooms, the
Park Tower magically transports you to a
sumptous haven akin to the Court of Louis XIV,
albeit with the ultimate in modern comfort and
convenience. Exceptional service and amenities
define the Park Tower experience. Guests enjoy
24-hour exclusive Butler Service, tea or coffee
served at bedside after the daily wake-up call, a
selection of local or international newspapers
