Lucrecia's apartment was just as advertised and the location was perfect. It's fairly close to train and metro stations (8-10 blocks). There are plenty of good restaurants and shops around. There's a great little bakery and fruit stand around the corner. We never got to meet Lucrecia, but her friend Maria was there to help us and was available via WhatsApp to help with anything we needed. We had a couple issues when we arrived with the water heater and the internet, but they were resolved fairly quickly.

One thing to note: As another reviewer also mentioned, there is really only one bedroom with 3 or 4 lattice panels as a wall to separate the bunk bed from the main loft area. The main issue I had was that the top bunk bed extended past the metal railing of the loft and it didn't seem entirely safe. The partition did cover the one side of the bed, but it's the only thing keeping your child from falling down to the bottom floor. The kids didn't want to sleep up there and we didn't want them to sleep up there either. But we were able to work around it and just take the mattress off the top bed and place it on the floor for someone to sleep.

This apartment is probably not for families with small children as the separation in the loft areas and the glass bridge could cause great anxiety. Overall, this was a very nice apartment for a stay in Buenos Aires. We enjoyed the time we spent here and we loved the fact that we were allowed to host small gatherings with family and friends. Thank you for letting us stay in your apartment, Lucrecia!