We arrived in Buenos Aires to stay at Mariana and Seba’s apartment in the Palermo neighbourhood. The apartment looks a bit dated compared to the photos and the biggest issue we had was the mould covering the bathroom ceiling that despite the communication from the hosts stating it was a recent issue, it looked as if it had been that way for some serious amount of time. The solution provided to help accomodate was that it would be taken care of in two weeks and that we could have the reservation canceled and find an alternative listing. The problem with that is the last minute need to find another place made it impossible to find anything remotely close to what we needed in the same neighbourhood as there weren’t many options to choose from. The hosts could have notified us of this issue weeks in advance and removed their Strict cancelation policy to help give us sufficient time to find something else. Instead, they did not communicate it and left us to discover this issue upon checking in. The other issue we had are with the upstairs neighbours who made noise until 3AM every night we stayed at the apartment. Another issue we had was the $25USD fee charged if you stain the bathroom towels, the problem here was the towels given already had stains on them, so be sure to double check before you get charged. The last issue we had was the air conditioning leaking and staining the bed in the second bedroom. Overall, it is an okay place to stay for Buenos Aires but only if the hosts accurately take care of the problems with the apartment. Mariana and Sebas are both really friendly and tried to make amends by bringing us a bottle of wine, nevertheless, they should not be renting the place out on Airbnb without at least trying to fix the mould issue in the bathroom. Airbnb offered to assist us in resolving this particular reservation, however, it was too little too late as all available options for other properties were too inconvenient in terms of location for the reasons we were visiting Buenos Aires this particular weekend.