I believe that the building was built in 1928, so you can imagine the character of it and Brooke's apartment! High ceilings, granite (I assume!) and wood floors, original ornate windows and doors, and a collection of antique furniture. Kitchen is updated and bathroom is original with big clawfoot tub.

The apartment has comfortable queen size beds with nice bedding in each of the two bedrooms. It is also very quiet during the night, so we slept well!

If you are a tourist, the building is located close to the Casa Rosada in the San Telmo neighborhood, so you can walk in all four directions to see all of the historic streets and buildings in downtown Buenos Aires. I was there on business with one of my associates and we walked to all of our meetings in the downtown. It took about 20 minutes to walk to the other end of the core.

So, I loved the apartment and look forward to staying there again when I return to BA. It is well equipped if you want to cook in with a supermarket about a block away where you can buy groceries. A few very good restaurants for breakfast, lunch, and dinner within a few blocks if you want to eat out.

Brooke was very accommodating. Our flight was late arriving in BA and she arranged for the caretaker to stay up late to let us in. She also allowed me to stay until late afternoon the day of my departure because I had a night flight home.

Looking forward to staying here again!