Although my stay at Celeste's wasn't particularly ideal to start, eventually things were resolved, and I wouldn't discourage anyone from staying at Celeste's place. Celeste was easy to communicate with and speaks good English. The pros of the apartment are that it is located in a decent, residential area with close proximity to services, restaurants, parks, and the metro. The apartment is bright, well furnished, reasonably sized, and in a secure building with a nice balcony. This has been a difficult review to write, as I like to leave an accurate portrayal of my experience and don't like being negative. After the below issues were mostly resolved I would say that Celeste's place is a comfortable, convenient space to stay, especially during short stays in beautiful Buenos Aires. I did experience a few issues during my stay, namely that the wifi wasn't working (I work from home and had been reassured that the apartment's wifi was best in market - there wasn't even a router in the apartment and was sharing a neighbours until I complained) and the bed wasn't as described (I expected a double, arrived to two single beds unconnected, one of which was broken). I understand that situations arise with airbnb, but my problems weren't handled very smoothly - I was made to feel like a difficult guest e.g. "no one else has had a problem with the apartment / wifi / bed before". Celeste's husband told me that I could "live with a single bed"... sure, I could, but I'm almost 2m tall and the beds in S. America are pretty short, so I need a double to lie diagonally, and I paid for a listing with a double bed, so I didn't really appreciate the condescending attitude. On multiple occasions, the water stopped working in the building, including once in the morning after I'd gone for a run, leaving me to have to go to meeting in a pretty disgusting condition. Hot water sometimes took 10 minutes to run, which was okay for me in summer / winter but probably not ideal in winter. Once the water stopped working midway through a load of laundry (sheets), which meant I had to drag hot, soapy, sheets to a nearby laundromat and had to cancel my plans that afternoon to wait to collect the items. On returning home the soap from the laundry was really itching my skin but I couldn't wash it because of a lack of running water. Not exactly an ideal home working environment. Although my issues might sound trivial, entitled, and first-world ish individually when you're working remotely it's very inconvenient, distracting, and most importantly time-consuming to have to do chores for somebody else, and the time adds up quickly, especially during my first ten days when I had to leave the apartment during the day to find usable wifi. In the end, Celeste and her husband agreed to discount my stay (on request), which I felt was fair given the inconveniences I...