Great location with subte being very close... makes going around much easier. There’s also a money exchange place around the corner to the left of Lucciano’s that was fast and convenient with fair exchange rates! The Bar Burra is across the street which had decent prices for craft beer. The mall was within reasonable walking distance and lots of restaurants cafes in every nearby street. This home made me feel like i lived in Buenos Aires because you are surrounded by people that live there and not tourists. There were a select few that spoke english but brush up on your spanish before you go and remember that they pronounce their ll as a j vs a y in spanish.. ex calle is not pronounced as caye but caje. Also two words you will hear and want to use a lot is “permisso” used to say as excuse me. And Ciao is used as goodbye and not adios.