Graciela's place really is at the heart of the Recoleta. Graciela is incredibly responsive and the apartment was bright, clean, and spacious. The bedroom on the right is more quiet than the bedroom on the left; reminder: Buenos Aires is a major metropolitan city so there is going to be traffic noise. The apartment is furnished with a washing machine, microwave, toaster oven, iron and ironing board. Out the front door, take a left and it's 1 block to the Recoleta Cemetery. Two doors down is a lovely cafe where you can get your morning cappuccino; right at the corner you can catch a cab to anywhere in the City. I'm not sure if this was on purpose or not, but we happened to find a Lonely Planet Argentina Guide and a few little guidebooks in the TV cabinet that helped us get around. . If you are booking tours, the Cyan Recoleta hotel is right up the street, so you can meet the transportation buses there. All in all, I highly recommend staying in Graciela's lovely apartment.