After getting to know the amazing club level check-in staff at the Sheraton Buenos Aires hotel on the first stay, I decided to see if I could increase my chance at getting a better room. I had just checked out of the Sheraton Libertador where I had been upgraded to the Presidential Suite (review in a later installment). I told one of the club agents that the Sheraton Libertador gave me a Presidential Suite and I said if there were any better suites available. She made a phone call and pleasantly upgraded my classic room to the San Martin Suite which is also known as the Presidential Suite. I was so shocked since I never have this kind of luck anywhere else, a presidential suite two nights in a row at two different properties.
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I went up to the San Martin Suite and marveled at the beauty of the foyer.
The living room had a TV with plenty of seating and even contained a head sculpture.
There was also a large dining table underneath the beautiful chandelier.
The bedroom area contained a King bed, TV, and an executive work desk.
The presidential suite had one and a half bathrooms. The half bathroom was located in the foyer near the entrance of the suite.
The main bathroom had a double basin sink, two types of toilets, a standing shower, and a jetted tub.
There were also amazing views of Retiro and Puerto Madero from the bedroom.
Continue to Part 3 where I review the club lounge food offerings.
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