The first-rate reviews are all accurate, and here goes one more. I spent a good 12 days at Lila's apartment doing a mix of work and tourism so I got a good sense of the apartment and the neighborhood. First off, the location cannot be beat. Whether by foot, cab or metro, Palermo Soho is within striking distance of everything you'd want to see in Buenos Aires. And the neighborhood itself is safe, trendy, and beautiful (and very representative of the classic Buenos Aires -- as opposed to places like Puerto Madero, which are also pretty but a bit more sterile). The building is modern, easy to access, with three speedy elevators and a security booth that's monitoring the entrance 24/7. I'll confess that I never made it to the pool or the gym but both looked lovely. I did use the laundry room without any major hiccups. Only two washing machines and two dryers so I'd suggest picking a weekday to avoid heavy traffic. Also, Lila very graciously provides you with four complimentary coins for two washes and two dry cycles. As to the apartment... just as described and true to the pictures, the studio is cozy, well decorated, very neat, and very clean. Size is perfect for a single traveler or a couple. It faces the back of the building, which means the balcony doesn't necessarily have the most beautiful views. But I would argue that this is actually much better because you're spared all the noises from the main street. Plus there aren't any large buildings in the back so you get really good light and little noise. The internet was flawless and quick. Took plenty of video calls for work without any blips. The double bed and its pillows were very comfortable. Felt well rested every night I was there. A/C unit worked really well and was barely needed as it quickly cooled the place. One thing to note for heavier-set folks is that the bathroom is a bit on the smaller side, particularly the shower. I'm lean (170lbs or 77kg) and on the taller end (6'1 or 1.83m) and had no problems -- but I could see how a bulkier person could feel a bit tight in there. Water pressure and hot water were wonderful, btw. Last but not least, Lila was just a phenomenal host. She made sure to include a complimentary bottle of wine, some alfajores (a delicious Argentinean moonpie), two beers and two big bottles of water (one still and one sparkling). Communication with her was perfect. She's a very prompt responder and sends you just the right amount of information. She also strikes the perfect balance of checking in on you without sending too many messages. All in all, I must say this has been one of the best Airbnb experiences I've had. If you're planning on visiting Buenos Aires, do yourself a favor and book this one.