As many have mentioned, staying in this space has a calming, spiritual quality that you won’t find in most other listings in BA. It’s a little off the beaten path, in Barracas technically, and not really within close walking distance of San Telmo but what you lose in proximity you gain in tranquility. I found it very easy to call an Uber over to San Telmo when I wanted to go for dinner or to the famous street market on Sunday. Rodrigo, my host, was charming and generous, he lives on one of the upper floors and speaks English perfectly. He even lived in New York as a younger man so we had a lot to chat about. The building had many garden terraces including the one adjacent to this room which is like a little private jungle. I had the best sleep of my trip here. The bed is large and comfortable. One night, one of their cats Josefina climbed into bed with me and spent the night. The room has wonderful antique pieces and artwork. There is a metalworking studio and tannery downstairs where you’ll see people working during the daytime. The place is filled with art and sculpture. Staying here transports you to another place and time. That said, the amenities like shower and kitchenette are less evolved than more modern apartments but that’s part of the charm. In the warmer months when the fire up the pool on the rooftop and throw parties, I bet it’s a blast.