I have mixed feelings about the place. The kitchen is amazing for a long stay. The neighborhood is fantastic with an unbeatable location for tourist or long term stay. I never had to go more than one block for daily needs. There are tons of cafe's and fresh food vendors within steps. Few places in the world have so much packed into a neighborhood so close. These things were nice for me since I was living in the apartment longer term. WI-FI is very fast. Ines is a good host. For me, it could have been a bit homier. I actually became depressed because there was no decoration on the wall and the windows looked out to a wall. It has nothing in terms of personal touches or home-like feel. There are acoustic problems and the neighbor would bang on the wall if I was talking at 8AM. I hope Ines will just add a few touches to make it homier and soften the acoustics. I have stayed in 4 other apartments here in Buenos Aires. The things I've noted are the best and the worst in comparison to what is out there in this price range. I stayed for nearly two months. There was a constant echo in the living room so I just didn't use the room. This is the first time I stayed for nearly two months in an Airbnb. I would have appreciated more than one roll of toilet paper, and more than a sample size of shampoo. I suggest the host leave a few bathroom necessities in regular size containers somewhere in the home along with some basics for the kitchen like soap and trash bags. That said, I cannot complain. It wouldn't be my first choice to return again and I would not want it for a long term stay for myself. But I think many people who just want a place to rest at night and cook would be happy. The host will be great. Everything works. It is one of the better-maintained places. The stairs are a bit of a pain.