Flor & Max's place is a well-run and clean Airbnb with several rooms in a wonderful vintage-style of Argentinian architecture shared with other guests. The place has several cute common areas (some indoors and some outdoors) where you could relax or do some freelancing travel work.
One of the best details we saw throughout the place was that they outfitted all of their electrical plugs to be universal outlets, which means that you will not have to worry about plugging your US laptop in an Argentinian style of plug (which is the same as the ones used in China and Australia, we had no idea bout this, so their plugs were a work-while-traveling life-saver!).
The WiFi is good-enough to get most basic work done and even stream some Netflix movies at night. The signal dropped at certain times, but solid Europe/United-States-level of WiFi signal in Latin America can be tricky to find at times, and Buenos Aires seems to be one of those cities where the issue can be tricky at large.
The place is really well located in the neighborhood of Villa Crespo (right on the edge with Palermo) so it was incredibly convenient to go visit all the nightlife, restaurant and trendy places and come back to a quiet street zone for a good night sleep.
Floor was very responsive, replying right away (at 5:45 am!) via WhatsApp when the relentless Buenos Aires mosquitoes were stealing away a night of peaceful sleep from us. She immediately walked down with a mosquito repellent plug and saved the rest of our sleep for the night/morning!
The place is of a chic Buenos Aires vintage style, which means you will find many surfaces that are rough, unfinished, etc. While some people prefer new construction and a contemporary style of design to enjoy their stay; to us creative Brooklynites (and many travelers like us) the vintage style is a type of character to places we enjoy staying at, and do not mind.
There is a fine line between "vintage-chic" that works and is welcoming, comfortable, stylish and clean; and "vintage-chic" that is a disaster. We stayed in a disaster one in Buenos Aires at the beginning of our stay and as an architect/designer I can say Flor & Max's place is a "vintage-chic" place that works well and is a good value.
Written by Illich (Alden's husband)