I stayed in Tomás apartment for a month in order to do research at the National Library. Since I had to commute from Palermo to Recoleta, I can say that the availability of public transit in the area is good. The subte is about a 10-15 min walk, but there are a number of bus lines that are much closer to the apartment. The apartment is on the border of Palermo Hollywood and Colegiales, which means that the surrounding nightlife is fantastic. There are many bars, restaurants, and night clubs to choose from all within walking distance of the apartment. The geographic location thus makes this apartment ideal for those on vacation and/or staying in Buenos Aires short-term. For those staying long-term, the location of the apartment is a double edge sword. Yes, you have access to all the nightlife, but during the day the neighborhood is virtually dead (with the exception of some fantastic cafes and a few gyms all within a five block radius of the apartment). For example, I found it particularly frustrating not having immediate access to a Farmacity (the nearest one is about a 10-15 minute walk, whereas in other parts of the city, they are virtually every other block) or a substantial grocery store. There are Carrefour Expresses and smaller Dia stores within a few blocks, but I had to walk about 15 minutes to the closest Carrefour whenever I needed to do substantial grocery shopping. There is, however, a frutería very close to the apartment and I bought my produce there. But the location isn't the only thing to consider if you are staying long term. The building itself is nice and recently constructed, but it is not very good with noise. The walls and doors are very, very thin. I could hear the neighbors on the other side of the apartment and those above at all hours of the day/ night. I didn't find this too annoying as I am somewhat used to it, but it is something to consider. For those staying long term, you should also be aware that the kitchen situation is not the best. While there is a fully-sized refrigerator, toaster, and microwave, there is no oven and one of the pilots on the stove top did not work. Cooking anything substantial was a challenge. I also bought some more cooking supplies for the apartment (a cutting board, a skillet, and a large knife) since these were not initially provided. The cleanliness of the apartment was generally good. Tomas hires a woman to clean the apartment every week and this is included in the price. She also changes the sheets and towels, but you will have to drop those off at the laundry mat/ pay for them to be cleaned yourself and have them ready for her arrival. Finally, Tomas as a host was very friendly and responsive. We communicated primarily through WhatsApp and whenever I had a question or concern, he would get back to me quickly....