Great apartment in a fabulous area. Located at a cobblestone corner with at least 5 great restaurants (within 3 minutes) and a bakery across the street and a Mercado within easy walking distance. Large and sunny, it has views over the city with a balcony off the Living Room, two separate bedrooms on the upper floor and 2.5 Bathrooms (two full up and .5 down). AIRPORT / TAXI Two airports serve Buenos Aires - International Airport Municipal Airport (Ministro Pistarini International Airport known as Ezeiza International Airport EZE - 30 KM from the center) or the Municipal airport (Aeroparque Jorge Newbery AEP- 7 KM from the center) - both airports are served by metered taxi, fixed fare transport or Uber. Fixed fare is about 30% more expensive and available from counters inside the airport, metered taxis are available outside and Uber via the app. We read all sort of things about taxi fraud...this was never out experience and as long as it had a meter in it (or Uber) ...everything went well...so relax. EZE (30KM from center 45 minutes) November 2017 - our Uber fare to the airport was 724 Pasos (Taxi quote was between 650-750 Pesos) Uber was our choice, as we wanted to leave without currency and Uber is super easy, efficient, hassle free and cashless - although you have to watch as fares fluctuate dramatically depending on availability ...so best to be patient and check the rates over a 30 minute period, until you hit the rate noted above) AEP (7KM from Center 15 minutes) November 2017 - Metered Taxi to center was 200 Pesos During our stay we used both the official taxi system and Uber - depending on how much cash we had - and found both safe and efficient. As noted Uber rates vary dramatically, so it is good to know the average taxi fare to the area you might wish to visit (hard to do if you have not been there before - but we found Argentinians, friendly and more than willing to be helpful and every time we asked we were rewarded with all sorts of advice and suggestions) NEIGHBOURHOOD Palermo/Hollywood is a beautiful neighbourhood and we found less touristy they down town. We found it was never a problem to taxi/Uber to central Buenos Aires (remember this is a huge city). Certainly if you stay down town most neighbourhoods are more accessible by foot - but wow...the place was full to NA tourists everywhere. If you venture beyond the corner - there is no end of restaurants and night spots and it is an easy walk to galleries and stores (although we were disappointed to find that the Editor Market, located around the corner, closed in June) We found this apartment to be a quiet and stylish home away from home - walked a lot 15 - 20 steps a day easily - an Ubered it to the downtown when we wanted to visit the main square and adjoining burrows. We...