Brian was a kind host and was quick to reply to any question. He showed me around the neighborhood upon my arrival and explained everything I needed to know.

Unfortunately, the studio is NOT in a good area. The area is dodgy and I never felt safe walking alone at night. One of the reviews stated that this area is where the real "portenos" live and I would say this is where the struggling inmigrants live. You get the picture. The apartment also looks a lot bigger in the pictures than it actually is. It looks out to a patio, which means you have to look up to see the sky for those who are claustrophbic. The chairs' backrest aren't properly screwed on, so when you pull on one to sit on, it falls off. The apartment could use some paint and a new cutting board. And the matching stools are too disgusting to sit on. The mattress is too firm making it unconfortable. The refigerator isn't working properly. There are cockroaches everywhere, but that is a problem in every big city has. To be honest, I felt "stuck" as soon as I arrived and it lasted the entire two weeks I was in the apartment, because once you book, you lose your money if you leave because it’s not cozy, the furniture is cheap and the area is unsafe. However, if you want a cheap accomodation, then this will work because it is close to a subway stop and across a cheap mall. Not recommendable for longer stays since the place is not inviting.

Brian fue un anfitrion amable. Me mostro el vecindarion y explico todo lo que tenia que saber.

Desafortunadamente, el estudio NO esta en un buen sector. Y no es recomendable para caminar en la noche. El apartamento se ve mucho mas grande en las fotos de lo que en realidad es.