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Buenos Aires Ezeiza International Airport

Lasting Impressions....

Memorable comments left by travellers:

"there were several people with mats sleeping on the floor when I arrived. Sleeping was definitely acceptable at this airport. " (crankytraveller)

"Hellish, the seats are really hard and it´s really noisy." (Filipe Barini)

"Yes, there is a "cafeteria" but if you aren't a millionaire I would never eat there." (?)

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bureado, 5/2/2009
I stayed for 5 hours at the airport due to an early arrival by bus to Buenos Aires and hotels being unavailable until the afternoon. We slept at some marble benches on the second level (departures) It was quiet, no one bothered us and it was pretty safe, but IT WAS REALLY COLD. Not only it was cold outside, there were vents pushing more cold air to us. Loved Argentina, though!

by Glenn
"Arrived from Chile late in the evening, with an early morning departure up to Brazil. As EZE is a long way out of town it wasn't worth the expense of Taxi and hotel. There is a security post on the road into the airport complex so there were no signs of any rif raf in the terminal. Loads of bench type seats that are easy to push together, slept no problem on a mezzanine level up the escalators, a coffee bar stayed open till quite late."

by chris9208
You have to go through a massive duty-free shop which is fairly well-kept to get both in and out of the gates, which I found irritating. If the waiting areas were as nice as the duty free it would be great. The waiting areas, however, were pure garbage. Way too small and crowded, uncomfortable seats in disrepair, and obnoxious ads blaring. Enclosed Cigarette Lounges also did not do a good job keeping the fumes in.

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  • clean
  • 24-hour cafes
  • quiet and respectful security
  • seats can be pushed together
  • comfortable seats at gates

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