My boyfriend and I stayed in this studio apartment for three months and found it to be a great base for exploring Buenos Aires. You definitely get a different experience staying in the neighborhood of Boedo than in one of the more popular tourist neighborhoods (like Palermo) - while we at times struggled with locals who couldn't understand our amateur Spanish and a lack of variety in the food options (though there are endless empanadas, pizzas, and steaks), we ultimately were glad to have lived like locals in this porteño neighborhood.

There are plenty of nearby restaurants (all quite Argentine), a supermarket a block away, and lots of small markets, verdulerias, and carnicerias within a couple blocks. The subte is a short walk away (about half a mile) down the bustling Av. Boedo, and there are plenty of buses nearby as well.

The studio itself is quite spacious with a well-stocked kitchen, comfortable bed, and cute (small) balcony. Although we never actually met Egle (receiving the keys from and returning them to the encargado on the top floor), she was very responsive to all messages and seems to constantly be improving the apartment - near the end of our stay, she even sent over wineglasses.

Due to the location and lack of insulation, we did hear quite a bit of noise from the neighbors and street - people who are light sleepers will probably want earplugs. The only other negative is that we would have appreciated a couch or more comfortable chairs - but this is mostly because of the length of our stay (three months).

I'd especially recommend the place for a short stay for a couple or longer stay for a solo traveler - although large for a studio (and certainly larger than a hotel room), this is still a single room, making it less than ideal for two people for an extended period of time.

Overall, a great experience, and we hope others will consider this cute studio apartment for their time in Buenos Aires!