Angela's house is an excellent place to set yourself in the middle of the bustle of Buenos Aires! The subte stop is close and you can easily get everywhere. The rooms are spacious and exude the vibe of a classic bygone era with the tall ceilings, bidets, and secret garden. There is a bar next door that does play music at night, but only for three nights of the month we were there. The grocery and restaurants were all so close and convenient, it made it very easy to live there for the month and work. The internet was very fast, which was awesome as we had people working with simultaneous video conferences. We did have to re-arrange who was working in which areas since not all the rooms received the wifi signal. It is a big house with thick masonry walls. Our hosts went over and above to help us set things up the way we needed so we could work and I think they are working on making the wifi signal more available across more of the property, but you could always go into the huge dining and TV room or kitchen to get signal in the common spaces. Marta, the house manager who was there 10-4 weekdays was awesome! We had never had the experience of having someone to help clean and do laundry. You easily get addicted to that. We brought two families with five adults and three kids. The courtyard garden was awesome for the kids to play in.
We did remote work for a month last summer from Hawaii. For those in the families who decided they like the big city environment for "digital nomading" (is that a verb yet?), they are already scheming about how to do another tour of remote work from Angela and Laura's house!