Roberta Rosa de Fontana Suites in Rosario

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914, Entre Ríos, Rosario, Rosario, AR Argentina
contacts phone: +54 341 449-6767
website: www.rrdfsuites.com.ar
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Latitude: -32.9473574, Longitude: -60.6415076

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  • es

    Ricardo Biagioli

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    El hotel es sencillo pero muy cómodo la habitación pequeña pero no deja de ser confortable el hotel ofrece desayuno en habitación no tiene restaurant pero podes pedir un delivery y comer en la pieza de lo contrario hay varios lugares para comer no lejos el personal muy amable

  • Santiago Gotte

    Santiago Gotte

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    Nos alojamos para el finde semana largo de carnaval. Nos sentimos muy a gusto con las habitaciones y el servicio. En recepción todos muy cordiales. Si necesitabas ayuda para manejarte por Rosario te la daban sin problemas. La verdad que en ese sentido ninguna queja. El único incoveniente, el desayuno, no está a la altura del resto de los servicios, el jugo era muy feo. Y no tenía variedad. Por eso no son 5 estrellas. Sin duda en la próxima visita a Rosario me alojare de nuevo

  • P Kaitz

    P Kaitz

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    PK: There's something I've been thinking about. Your proposition to import electronics. It sounds harness but it doesn't feel right. If you want to know the true nature of a thing, take it to it's extreme. How do you do that? If it's a profit venture, reiterate it. Maximize the number of times you do it in a limited space of time. Do it in the most efficient, efficacious way. So instead of bringing in one or two items, you fill your suitcase with them. When you look at it this way, it's clear it can't be justified. Just in practical terms, even if it's not clear, a suitcase full you want to pay duty because you risk forfeiture or crippling fine. While you can argue the same reasoning does not apply to the more casual sly import of just a couple units under the guise of personal use, you must also acknowledge that the latter doesn't represent the most productive use of your time and energies and that when seen in the light of it's extreme, is inherently dishonest. You must also ask yourself who you are and what you're doing. Are you doing what you say and saying what you do, or are you presenting one truth to the world and another to yourself. That can't be healthy in the long term, and if it isn't that, it isn't healthy in the short either. As a simple rule and, without resorting to hyperbole, a universal truth, it's also easier to make more honestly. Boris: Honestly it's more of a story I learned over some beers and thought it would be fun to share over beers. In Venezuela it would cost someone 100 years of minimum wage to buy one. PK: I know it's sounds pedantic when I put it that way. The problem is it sounds appealing. I've had people come up to me in Denver, people who hang out at the food stamp office and places like that. They offer to buy a cell phone off of you and suggest that you set up an account with a major carrier and avail yourself of their free phone offers. So you're essentially selling your credit. These are the same people who work as informants for drug task forces so it doesn't matter if they break the law because they won't be held accountable. You have to think things through. Boris: Yea that sounds like a scheme. PK: Yes, allowing these pimps to make money off their entrapment schemes is how the shadow authorities remunerate them in exchange for helping to build cases against undesirables. To their mind, an undesirable is anyone who is different, who questions authority, who is disenfranchised, or who has ever broken the law. Throwing people in jail is an industry in the United States that supports all those well-fed parasites of the judiciary. I've taken this a bit off topic but it's information important that thinking people know. This place is really really nice. It's right off the pietonál, which is gorgeous. It's so hot here none of the air-conditioning units can even be set to below 25°.

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    Julia Cook

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    Nice clean suits, comfortable bed. Small kitchenette, kettle, tea and coffee. No cooking facilities, but plates, cutlery, glasses and fridge. Hairdryer, small bathroom with tiny bath, perfect for someone like me, who's tiny. Friendly staff, English spoken. Restaurant was being renovated so breakfast served in room, simple breakfast. Lifts are fast, smoking area on ground floor. Location was good. Only complaint, the chairs and table didn't work together.

  • Hendrik J. Jordaan

    Hendrik J. Jordaan

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    Great value for money!

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