The best part of this place is the host, Marina. She was incredibly sweet and very helpful in the first weeks of my move to the city. Almost felt like I had an Argentine mom waiting for me upon arrival! Y gracias por todos los alfajores!!
The lodgings themselves were decent for what I needed. I stayed in the apartment in-suite, which is the part of the house that used to be the live-in maid’s quarters in a bygone era. The sitting room was nice to have a bit of extra private space, though the bedroom and bathroom are a bit snug. The bathroom is particularly small, maybe 6.5’ x 3’, and the shower is a shower head in the corner next to the sink with curtains around it and the water pools up on the floor until it finds its way to the drain next to the toilet (or until it evaporates). Not a big deal, just means you have to do all your bathroom stuff before you shower unless you want to get your feet wet again! The bed is a twin size and a bit tilted from use, but generally fine.
All in all, it was great for what I needed—an Airbnb for a few weeks while I looked for a permanent apartment. It was located right by my work and quite close to a large bus stop and the commuter train that zips you right into downtown.