I had a satisfying stay at Simone's place! After spending my first month with a host set up from my immersion program, I decided to use Airbnb to find an accommodation and it was such a good decision! I wish I had stayed my entire length here! Simone was welcoming from the start and helped me carry my heavy bags up the stairs. The place is older but has these cute colorful embellishments throughout that give it charm. The room is as described in the posting and has a personal heater than gets the room warm quick and is adjustable so no worries for winter! There is also an air conditioning unit that I did not use as it was fall/winter. I had a good wifi connection from my room and around the house. Location is very beneficial here- you can walk less than 10 minutes to multiple subway lines and about 2 blocks to a major street that has many bus lines that pass by. It felt safe in the neighborhood and is quiet at night. I walked from the major road until 11 or so at night without feeling unsafe, but do take caution as in any big city, you should be alert and use common sense. Another big point is that there is a small grocery store (I think it is opened until 10 or so) right across the street so it took 5 minutes to get small things that I needed later at night without walking far - like a bottle of Malbec to drink while cooking. The kitchen has essentially all the tools you need to cook normal food and you get a food box for storage as well as an area in the refrigerator. If you would like a welcoming host and a small, quiet place to call yours while you are traveling/studying/working, I would recommend this place. Thanks again for a great stay in Buenos Aires!