Overview
| Bedrooms: | 1 |
| Bathrooms: | 1 |
| Sleeps | 2 |
| Per week | $350 |
| Per month | $850 |
| Type: | Apartment |
Newly interior designed by a team of New York designers.
The apartment has high ceilings, good lighting, count with a large living room, bedroom with double entrance, full kitchen with dinning roseparates large comfortable bathroom.
A long hallway that connect the all apartment.
Air conditioning/heating, Cable TV, Phone, Internet, Music stereo.
Decorated, with modern and traditional Argentinian furniture and objects.
Nicolas Urquiza
Continuation of Avenida de Mayo, with its amazing squares, architecture, cafes and restaurants...
Walking distance to "Corrientes" theater district, Recoleta, Avenida de Mayo, San Telmo and main subways.
| Begins | Ends | Week Night |
Weekend Night |
Weekly | Monthly | Min Stay |
| Jan 01 2012 | Dec 31 2013 | - | - | $350 | $850 | - |
Theater, Movies, Museums, Parks, Gyms, Zoo,any kind of recreation, just feel free to ask.
rudy ganda
Rio
February 26, 2012
great
Robert Buckner
Sierra Madre, CA USA
February 18, 2012
This is the nicest experience that we have had renting an apartment while on vacation. The apartment was great, staff met us on arrival and introduced us to the property and services available, and came again when we quit the apartment. They provided a wonderful guide to the room, the neighborhood, and greater Buenos Aires. There was also a cell phone provided if we wanted to get a SIMM card for local service. We had a phone, but this was a great extra that would be appreciated by anyone coming for an extended stay. The only complaint is universal with all rentals - lousy chefs knives. Bring your own knife with you if you want to do much cooking. We'd come back in a heart beat.
John Beldon Scott
Iowa City, IA
June 14, 2011
Quiet, spacious, well-maintained, and reasonably priced. Located on subway line just behind the Congresso. The famed Cafe de Los Angelitos is three blocks away, also on Rivadavia. Building dates from early twentieth century with dramatically projecting central bay supported by two crouching Atlas figures. Designed by Italian architect Mario Palanti.
Amanda Garcia
Chicago, IL
January 17, 2011
This apartment was even more beautiful in person than in the photos. I could not believe my good fortune to stay in such a stylish, modern space that also had everything I needed for my stay. I had plenty of room, privacy and the comforts of home. The building and apartment possess so much character and elegance, walking in was like stepping onto a movie set or into a dream. It's a gorgeous place that I would recommend to anyone staying in Buenos Aires. Far better than any hotel! The location was excellent, in the heart of the city near parks, great restaurants and all the practical necessities like grocery stores, laundromats and public transportatation.