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Internet
Air conditioning
TV
?Lift

Bedroom Features

Single bed
?Wardrobe
Desk

House Rules

Smoking allowed

Room description

Susana is a 64-year-old woman who has been hosting and receiving foreign guests who come to study or explore the great city of Buenos Aires for over 20 years.
The house is located in the Caballito neighborhood, in a residential area. It is very well located, three blocks from Pedro Goyena, a beautiful avenue with a wide variety of restaurants. It is also close to Rivadavia Park, about five blocks away, and nine blocks from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), the Philosophy and Literature campus.
The accommodation has an excellent location, with all types of transportation just a block from the house. The A subway station, which connects to Plaza de Mayo, is two blocks away, the E subway station is six blocks away, and countless buses stop within one or two blocks. Buses: 42, 135, 26, 25, 172, 53, 96, 180, 88, 136, 145, 55, 49, 8, 86, among many other bus lines.

ATTENTION!!! (Room payments are only accepted in US dollars (large face) or euros.)
I enjoy the theater, watching movies, walking, and strolling, and I'd be more than happy to give you some tips to help you enjoy your trip to Buenos Aires.

Size:16 m2 (129.2 ft2)