Top Destinations in Argentina
Looking for a serviced apartment in Argentina? From short-term business stays to long-term relocations, our serviced apartments give you the space, flexibility, and comfort of home across Argentina. Explore options in Buenos Aires, Cordoba, Rosario, and more.
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While Buenos Aires is the principal financial and commercial centre, we offer serviced apartments in other major regional hubs essential for business operations and corporate relocation:
For accommodation options in other growing commercial areas, please contact our team.
Choose us for your essential Argentine corporate stay and benefit from our extensive portfolio of comfortable, high-quality, and secure serviced apartments across the country. We are dedicated to making business travel effortless, whether your assignment is in the thriving capital of Buenos Aires, or in a vital regional hub like Córdoba , you'll have a flexible, spacious base to call home.
Our serviced apartments offer the ideal solution for extended assignments space, and autonomy. Every guest benefits from a high quality apartment that feels like home, equipped with dedicated work areas and fully fitted kitchens for cost-effective self-catering. Our expert team and 24/7 client support guarantee a seamless, secure experience from booking to check-out, allowing you to focus completely on your business in Argentina.
Argentina's diverse geography means weather varies significantly. Buenos Aires has a generally temperate climate, with hot, humid summers (December to February) and mild winters (June to August). Further north, the climate is hotter and more tropical, while the southern regions of Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego experience cold, snowy winters. Business travellers should check the local forecast for their specific destination before packing.
The official currency is the Argentine Peso (ARS). While major credit cards are accepted in cities, cash is often preferred or required for smaller transactions. Due to high inflation, business travellers should be mindful of exchange rates and may find it beneficial to use local payment methods or keep smaller denominations of cash for daily expenses. Tipping is a common practice in restaurants and for other services.
Spanish is the official and primary language for business and daily communication. The Spanish spoken in Argentina, particularly in Buenos Aires, has a distinct accent (Rioplatense Spanish) and unique vocabulary, with many Italian influences. English is commonly spoken within the corporate and tourism sectors, but a knowledge of basic Spanish phrases is always appreciated.
Argentina operates on a single time zone: Argentina Time (ART), which is UTC -3. Unlike many countries, Argentina does not currently observe Daylight Saving Time (DST). Business travellers should ensure all appointments are confirmed using the UTC -3 offset.
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