Humboldt 1945 - Ayres Apartments

La rapidez y amabilidad de la atención

Nada todo exelente

Location. That’s it.

Poorly maintained. The window frame near the bed was broken and it let cold air slip into the room. The bathroom had a leak in the ceiling and it collapsed on my girlfriend while taking a bath. The apartment was cold, no rugs, no heater, just an AC that made so much noise it was difficult to sleep. Check-in was delayed by an hour which was our fault apparently for not letting the staff know earlier that we arrived to the country. As if I could do that from the middle of the sea. Moved us to another apartment, smaller, moldy, and refused a partial refund stating that we should’ve let them know sooner about this issues. While I kinda agree, I’m not supposed to spend my days in Argentina asking you guys to meet the minimum expected criteria of security and service, which is the effing ceiling not collapsing on my head.

It had all of the essentials. 1. Great location 2. Good air conditioning/heating 3. Practical kitchen 4. Comfortable bed 5. Decent sized bathroom

The apartment is conveniently located in the middle of Palermo which is great because you have many bars and restaurants around it. The person Renton the apartment was super nice and very accommodating. 10/10

Great location, nice sunlight. Confortable size.

very bad service in terms of responses. they have a WhatsApp chat, that they don’t respond to very well. not very clean. accumulated dust under bed must have been at least a month old. bathroom needs maintenance. broken towel rack, rusty plumbing fixtures.

The shower had good water pressure and was nice and hot. There are a lot of bars and restaurants and small grocery stores locally. The TV worked well and had a range of programmes in different languages.

This did not live up to its description at all, "stunning" is simply *not* a word that applies. The photos were not at all reflective of what we actually had. Everything was very cheap, the blinds did not block out light and were dirty. It was late winter in Buenos Aires, starting to warm up, but not enough for the very cold floors which were all concrete, with no rugs or carpets, including next to the bed. There were not even decent hangers. There was a balcony but it sits over a very busy, noisy road, from which we were plagued with the frequent beeping of the garage door and the sound of a/c-heating units. It was also noisy and cold inside because there is only single glazing and very large windows. The plants outside looked very sad and there were cigarette butts inside the plant holders. We just kept the blind down so we did not have to look at it. The door to the balcony did not lock and one of the windows had no lock either. There was no safe so we ended up carrying all our valuables with us all the time. The toilet brush was old and filthy - really disgusting. The towel rail was hanging off the wall and the shower head needed cleaning. The kitchen was poorly equipped, there was a pan that had seen far better days and there was little by way of serving bowls. We could not find wine glasses. We minimised the time we spent in the apartment because it was such an unfriendly environment. The people on the front desk spoke no English at all. We arrived on a Saturday and no-one was available to communicate with us until the Monday. We even had to travel to the offices to drop off the cash for the stay because no-one read my email sent on the Saturday to say we would wait in for them to come and pick up the payment. We were advised that they could offer good rates of exchange through their offices. That was simply not true, the ATM rate, even with the withdrawal fee, was much better.