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<p>With its oversize saffron-colored lobby chairs, all-white rooms, square white buffet trays, and penchant for clean, futuristic lines, the 28-room cE feels like an iPod's giant offspring. Architect Ernesto Goransky imbued the two-year-old Recoleta hotel with an openness that's visible everywhere, from the guest rooms' floor-to-ceiling windows facing Plaza Rodríguez Peña and the impressive mansard-roofed Palacio Sarmiento—the home of the national education ministry—to the metal grill floor in the basement bar, below which one can see the building's water tanks. </p> <p><strong>Insider Tip: </strong>The hotel offers breakfast 24 hours a day.</p> <p><strong>Room to Book: </strong>The 600-square-foot, front-facing Plaza Suites have the best views, but make sure to get a high floor to avoid being woken by city buses roaring below.</p>





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