The Good: I am a big fan of San Telmo and I liked the location and proximity to the San Telmo restaurants, bars, and street market. In addition, this building has two magnificent pools (a large outdoor heated pool) and a giant Jacuzzi pool upstairs with a steam and sauna. In that regard it is like staying at a Spa. The apartment itself had a nice layout and was friendly and welcoming. In addition, the view from the top floor is one of the best in Buenos Aires and gives you a 360 degree view of the gorgeous city. The gym is fairly well equipped for an apartment building as well, so great value there as well. Building is very secure with a team of security guards working around the clock to keep it so. The pools and the view from the top floor are what make this building so unique among AirBnB listings I've seen and its truly special. The Bad: The AC seemed to not work when I arrived. I notified Maria and she sent out a repairman who didn't seem to be able to do much. Maria indicated it was challenging finding a repairman for the AC, so I slept uncomfortably for a number of nights of my stay which was disappointing as AC was a requirement in my AirBnB since I have a hard time sleeping in the heat. In addition, I found that the WiFi in the upstairs common area was frequently unavailable, making it difficult for me to get online comfortably which made it impossible for me to work from the AirBnB most days. The chairs and tables were not terribly comfortable to sit and work from as well even when the internet was working, so sadly I was looking forward to being elsewhere not too long into my stay. There was some miscommunication between the host and I regarding the state I needed to leave the apartment in. I had assumed that the cleaning fee would cover some basic dishes, straightening, and the bathroom, but the host expected me to leave the apartment exactly as I found it, to separate the dirty laundry, and even suggesting that if I can wash the sheets for them it would be even better. It turns out they did leave instructions in the house rules in Spanish to leave it as I found it, but I wasn't able to read that, and assumed that the cleaning fee would cover basic cleaning of the place after I left similar to other AirBnBs I've stayed at. As a result, the host was very disappointed with the state I left the apartment in, and we argued via text which caused us both a lot of frustration. In Closing: Ultimately, it was a bit of a learning experience for me and that different hosts have different expectations for their guests and that I should be more attentive to that when deciding where to book. Maria seems like a nice person and...