Casa De Aire is located in Zona Rosa - an incredibly LGBQT friendly neighborhood - packed with numerous places to eat, convenient stores and various shops. The area is however, an extreme tourist spot and being located in close proximity to various nightclubs, is very noisy when trying to sleep.
The apartment itself is was clean and our host was very responsive although we didn’t get a chance to meet Andrea, the doormen downstairs who operated 24/7 were always extremely helpful and attentive.
This Airbnb was advertised as spacious enough to sleep three people, what with: a double bed in the main room, and a fold out couch in the living room. The fold out couch was so past it’s expiration date, that after sleeping on lumpy springs for an entire night, I folded the couch back up and slept on it, squished lengthwise, instead.
The shower has no light, and lacks sealant on the glass - giving way for water to leak out and onto the bedroom floor. The size of the bathroom is also very small, and doesn’t allow for a “luxurious” living space for three people - as advertised.
The four places I recommend eating at are the Taco place which opens for lunch, directly across the road from the Airbnb, Rico’s Taco’s round the corner, Tokyo for Japanese food, and the Churreria for desert.
Our overall stay at Casa De Aire was fairly pleasant, however, I would not recommend it for travelers in groups of more than two.