Argentina has not one, but two cultural capitals. In addition to Buenos Aires, it has Cordoba: the largest and second most populated city in the country. In this destination, you can enjoy a variety of activities, from admiring flamenco to enjoying the delicious food and wine from the region. Pay special attention to the city's architecture, which tells a story of the Jesuits' arrival to the area and its cultural and social influence. Cordoba's fleet of accessible transportation buses are adapted for people with reduced mobility, and there are options to rent cars and accessible transportation. The best time to travel to Cordoba is when the temperature is warmer: through spring and summer from October to April.

Cordoba

Located in Cordoba, a city of high interest among visitors to Argentina, Hotel 248 Caseros Hotel has a ground level entrance, a fitness center, a garden, and common bathrooms designated for people with disabilities. With a 4 star rating, in this accommodation you will be able to enjoy not only all that this Latin American cultural capital has to offer, but the amenities inside the hotel as well.

Guest rooms are step free and offer queen and king beds, light switches, and outlets reachable from the bed. Rooms are also available with visual and auditory guidances.

An American-style breakfast is served daily in a step- and barrier-free restaurant, and a snack bar is on site. Getting back and forth from this hotel won't be difficult because private parking is available and a shuttle service to and from the nearest airport is offered.

With an excellent location, you'll be steps from National University of Córdoba (0.2 km), Jesuit Square (0.2 km), and the Santa Teresa Church and San José Convent (0.3 km). The nearest airport is Ingeniero Aeronáutico Ambrosio L.V. Taravella International Airport COR, 11.6 km away.

248 Caseros Hotel

At 248 Caseros Hotel, enjoy not only all that Cordoba has to offer, but the accessible amenities inside the hotel.

The Concept twin rooms features 2 queen beds.