My wife and I stayed here December 2019 - January 2020. Diego and his team are very responsive, and were very helpful in the check in process. The location is great, situated between Libertadores and Las Heras - lots of restaurants and groceries and shopping in the immediate area even right down below, just outside the building. The building is great, the pool and gym area are very functional and pleasant, there are two gated entrances to the overall complex and the security staff are very pleasant and helpful. We've stayed at several airbnb's in Buenos Aires over the years, and this was a quite decent building. The apartment is good for a family - the main living space is open, the master bedroom is a queen bed with a walk in closet, and the guest bedroom has two single beds in it. Two bathrooms, but only one shower. The laundry (washing machine) works fine, as does the air conditioning. The view... is okay. The main living area where we spent the most time, there isn't much of a view, other than to the sister building across the plaza. The bedroom windows line up along the north, so during the day we had the blinds drawn most of the time to keep the place cool. But that's all right. Some gripes that would make the experience better: (1) the price is slightly on the higher end than what we were used to for a similar unit, all things considered (2-4). (2) The water heater probably could use an upgrade. At some point the cleaning lady came and even she complained about how the temperature would swing between cold and boiling hot. I know it was a matter of fiddling with the controls, but then the heater didn't produce enough hot water for a shower. (3) I don't know how to put it, but there seems to be just too much accumulated blankets, sheets, random kitchen appliances - more or less, junk - throughout the kitchen and bedrooms. In the case of the kitchen, you end up piling junk out of sight in the laundry nook or in the cabinets. The garbage can needs to be replaced, and the extra folding chairs and baby bath (we had our own) eat into usable space (for the garbage can, for instance). In the bedrooms, we found ourselves squirreling away extra sheets and blankets. Many shelves were already occupied. Clearing out the extra clutter would make the closet spaces much more useful. (4) The shower drain and splash guard need some work. The drain backs up quickly with anything more than a soft shower, and even with that, the molding around the guard leaves the floor sopping wet.
(5) Finally, we extended our stay for a few days longer after we figured out our return flights. As it turns out, the internet was scheduled to be turned off the day we were originally leaving - and couldn't be turned back on right away, which left us hanging for about 36 hours as we were checking in for flights and other last minute internet business. Diego was gracious enough to comp us a night for our troubles - but I'd rather just not have had to deal with it. Bottom line, this is a good place that needs a handful of tweaks to make it great.