We stayed at this apartment for about 2 months. It was billed as a 1-bedroom apartment. It is not a 1-bedroom apartment but a studio separated by a piece of furniture to create a sleeping area. The kitchen has a 2-burner electric stove and no oven. The counter-space is practically non-existent, so if you like to cook, this is a big drawback. We found the apartment a bit noisy. The people who live in the adjacent apartment were very noisy. They would drag their furniture early every morning with no regard for the neighbors. You could hear them talking or arguing through the wall-area where the bed is. Since we are late sleepers, this was a problem in the morning between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. You could also hear their phone ringing, people coming in and out, the doorbell and worst of all, the door slamming every time anybody walked in or out. This kept happening Monday thru Friday. After a while, it became a nuisance. Also the apartment had a split inverter type air conditioner and the unit was entirely in the apartment (although it had soundproofing) and was noisy when the compressor came on to cool the room, especially at night when you are sleeping.
Elizabeth is an excellent host. The area where the apartment is located is an area which is convenient to everything, even a 24-hour supermarket about 4 blocks away. Restaurants, transportation, cafes, and money exchange bureaus, all very good. It is a good place to stay for a couple of days, but my wife and I would look for something with a real bedroom and kitchen for cooks, if we were to stay in Buenos Aires again for more than say 5 nights. Also less noisy.