I constantly say that the mid century modern chair alone in Mi Casa’s pictures sales you hook & sinker. I recall saying to myself at first glance, as long as I can sit in the chair, I’ll felt my stay was complete.   Honestly, the chair is a microscopic compliment to the stay at Mi Casa. When you walk into the house, it’s stunning. And not in that, “oh my, I can’t touch anything”, kind of way. It has a very European/modern twist that is extremely inviting. Every part of the house is used to accommodate guests whether it be for a welcoming or send off.   Often you’ll hear people tell each other in the home that it has a sort of magic for positivism. For each person, it’s different. I won’t go into detail about my experience, but undoubtedly true. Familial lunch and dinners are a common occurrence— and there is always tea, mate, or coffee working away.   Ignacio and his family have put a lot of time into making this guesthouse right— they’re great at what they do. Every person that walked in to Mi Casa in my month of stay was of the utmost quality. I’ve yet to meet the person that disliked their stay. Much like the comments below and after I’m sure, it’s the best stay in Buenos Aires if quality of life and leaving the hostel world behind for a while is your game.

Note to the budget traveler: You can only pay for your stay on AirBnb once.If you decide to extend your stay, you’re asked to pay in cash. Because Argentina gyrates on an unofficial currency, you’re asked to pay at a price that meets the house and you in the middle. I say this because it can be an awkward conversation if money talk scares you. Ignacio and others in the home can help you find an honest and fair rate on your money. My opinion, when in Argentina, know how to use you’re money. Took me a while to understand, but Ignacio was extremely fair and worked with me like champ.

So, why are you still reading—book it already. ;)