My children and I very much enjoyed this flat at Las Cañitas. I would say that although this is a lovely flat, it is not suitable for young children. Lucrecia was a very good host; very available as she lives nearby but not at all intrusive. She even went beyond her call of duty when she lent us her own personal adaptor to charge our digital media as we had left ours behind. The flat itself is nicely arranged. Open plan spaces, with large windows let the light in all day. A sweet terrace outside allows for al fresco drinks with enough candle sticks available to go round. Upstairs, the bed is large and comfortable. A small room next door but separated by a bamboo divider has bunk beds; ideal for children but not for couples. A small table and swivel chair completes the annexed room for laptops or writing. The barrio of Las Cañitas is very well positioned. A walk to the train station can take you to the upmarket North neighbourhoods of Olivos, La Lucila, Martinez, San Isidro and Tigre. A good ride is on the Tren de la Costa with a stop at a human-made river bank beach near San Isidro for water sports, cocktail and a burger. To the South, there is La Recoleta, and the Centre, as well as San Telmo and La Boca. We recommend to inquire about getting a 'sube' card that enables one to take public transport at reduced cost. Up markets Palermo Hollywood and Soho are nearby, a walk away. The Hippodrome is very nearby if one fancies horse races or an elegant al fresco meal but smart attire is essential. When in Rome, do as the Romans so we adapted to the Buenos Aires custom of late eating. Las Cañitas offers a variety of restaurants, nightclubs and bars. Sirloin steak 'lomo' is a must. Another must visit has to be to the next door iconic Freddo ice cream parlour with best 'cucuruchos' in town of lovely creamy home made ice cream. We did not find the neighbourhood noisy but again, we found it lively and secure to arrive late at night where people are still eating at tables at 2am. 15 minute walk to the left or the right will take you to supermarkets. We preferred Jumbo, a Chilean owned chain with a vast variety of products. We hope you have as good a holiday as we did. Thank you Lucrecia.