We arrived in Buenos Aires after 10:30 and were very careful about scheduling a late check in. We were assured we would be met at the apartment. The last thing we wanted was to be waiting outside in the middle of the night. We checked in with the host when we landed and he asked which airport so he could coordinate the timing.
When we arrived at the apartment there was no one waiting. We sent a text saying that we were waiting. The person that answered (not the host) said he was on the way. He did not arrive for another 20 to 30 minutes, keeping us waiting around midnight on a cold, dark and empty street. The cab driver was worried about us and refused to leave until we were met. The host's employee had no apology and seemed quite put out at having to show up.
He couldn't get the electronic combination lock to work for another 10 minutes (more on this later). When we entered he didn't know the wifi password and said he would send it later (he did in about another half hour). It was clear that he wanted to leave ASAP. All in all, the worst Airbnb check in ever.
There were numerous things wrong with the apartment, including a sliding door that didn't work, a sofa leg that kept falling off and that finicky combination lock that took an average of 10 minutes each time we tried to enter.
The amenities met only the bare minimum of what is required by airbnb (no shampoo, no conditioner, no salt or pepper no cooking oil. The cheapest towels money can buy.
This apartment could be decent if the owner spent $50 on amenities, hired a handyman to fix all the things that are not working well and paid more attention to the guests. Not recommended.