Chambre chez l'habitant à Ciudad Autónoma De Buenos Aires, chez Enrique

One large room for females only: sharing three single beds.



Known for its bohemian charm, and slightly run down historic appeal, San Telmo is the neighborhood of Arts and Antiques, Tango and timelessness. San Telmo is energy-filled, quaint and funky on any day of the week, but on Sundays it truly comes to life. Centered around the Antiques Fair in Plaza Dorrego, and stretching down the cobblestone Calle Defensa, a Sunday visit to San Telmo is a highlight for visitors to Buenos Aires. Artisans, musicians, street performers, and elderly antiques vendors come from near and far to share their treasures and their talents with the public. Start at the antiques market, which overflows in the Plaza Dorrego. From jewelry and dresses, to army helmets and tango records, you could spend hours sorting through the plethora of ancient goods. Even if antiques aren’t your thing, exploring the market is like having a key to your grandmother’s attic, or a window into Argentina’s past. If you aren’t satisfied with what is on offer in the Plaza, stroll down Defensa and there are dozens of well-established and stylish Antique stores to cater to your desires.

The neighborhood of Arts and Antiques, Tango and timeless.

Known for its bohemian charm, and slightly run down historic appeal, San Telmo.

1) One large room with one master bedroom: two persons in double queen-sized bed.

2) Optional: We can put one bed more: 3 people.

Long time different prices.

WI-FI broad band Internet , breakfast included.