Punta del Este, Montevideo, and Buenos Aires, Argentina

thanks for the hotel information and the restaurant suggestion. I'll
see what I can find about it.

thanks again.

Rich
sandra wrote:
> I stayed at De Las Americas in BA in January this year. The hotel isa
> standard 3 star in a large city- it was clean, has all the usual room
> amenities,. staff friendly & a reasonable breakfast buffet. From memory
> some of the rooms on the higher floors were still to be renovated
> However staff were happy to move us to another room on request. A
> restaurant tip: down the corner from the hotel is a restaurant serving
> excellent steaks (yes I know there are plenty of these in BA-this one
> is close to the hotel for a tired traveller)- I think the restaurant is
> called Liberator or similar- from the hotel entrance, turn left & the
> restaurant is on the corner of the next cross street, only a few
> minutes' walk. Have fun- BA is a great city, shame about Iguaczu. As
> another poster here has said- if you ever go to the Falls, visit both
> Argentina &Brazil. The bulk of the water is on the Argentinian side.
> There are many opportunities to get up close (and wet) The best views
> are from the Brazilian side.
>
> Sandra
>

[2thman]

It looks as if several on the forum have been to the Falls Iguazu and some have arrived at the Argentine side. My question concerns ground transportation from the international airport in Buenos Aires to the domestic airport. (flights to/from Iguazu use a different airport from teh international one.) Anyone have advice about who to contact, who to avoid? We have a few hours after arrival from the US to make the connection at the other airport, but don't have a plan about how to get from one to the other. Is there a good taxi or limo service that could take us and luggage (modest amount) ? What about cost?

Thanks for your help in advance.

John