We stayed this past July for 21 days. Luciana was quick to respond at all times before and during our stay as well. The apartment had an excellent location. It took us a day to get situated but once we figured it out we realized how good it was. Some highlights: - Just a few blocks from Santa Fe where you can catch the subway pretty much anywhere - down “Armenia” there is a plaza that had a fair on the weekends, and all around there are coffee shops, restaurants and other shops, great street to walk up and down. - Outlet mall Distrito los Arcos is walking distance - Disco Supermarket literally around the corner, kiosko on the other corner and an ice cream place that stays open late. - if you like seafood, Surub1 opened a couple of days before we left and it’s awesome, highly recommended and just a few blocks down on Armenia and Soler The apartment itself had the two rooms it shows, beds, etc. The bathroom is functional, although tricky with the storage space— only an issue if you’re staying a long time or you have 4 ladies trying to get ready! The shower has mold on it, but it’s common for the area. The shower it self is one of those “scalding hot” for 30 seconds then freezing for everyone else who needs to shower, that was a bit of a problem for me but not one that the host could necessarily do anything about. Just a heads up if you have little ones! What we resorted to was to have a long wait between showers. Rooms - great lighting, and good view of the city, closet space is small- again only an issue if you have 4 ladies and a toddler with clothes to fit. Otherwise you should be fine. It has some space to possibly fit your luggage as well. Kitchen- note that it’s not a full fridge, but we managed really well, Luciana was very receptive to things we needed as we went, she still has a mixed matched collection of items, enough for 4. The sink has a bit of an issue that needs to be readjusted periodically so it doesn’t leak. Luciana was prompt to bring a plumber every time we called. The laundry is a great sell for the place, the only thing to keep in mind is that if it rains the clothes don’t dry, a typical Buenos Aires problem, not Luciana’s at all! When they wouldn’t dry we went to a place on Borges and Charcas I believe, Maria is pricey $200 pesos per machine but it’s one of the few places you can do it yourself and not just drop it off to get it next day. The only big issue I had was the building — when we arrived it was under construction in the front (done as we were leaving) so it was quite dirty and the elevators did not work properly....