Boedo Vive Bed And Breakfast
Av. Independencia 3638-1o, Buenos Aires
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Boedo Vive Bed And Breakfast Buenos Aires

Av. Independencia 3638-1o Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, Argentina

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A travel blog entry by landjelviaje

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... of the city, San Telmo was home to the cities warehouses and workers. The working class roots are still apparent as the barrio hovers on the cusp of trashy and trendy.

The more time spent there, the more we uncovered it's the Shoreditch of BA; full of little gems, down cobbled side streets, waiting to be discovered. On night number two, we found ourself in a local steakhouse aptly located in one of the original butcher shops from the ...

Buenos Aires

A travel blog entry by esteban.y.inga

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... De kamers waren proper maar de sfeer viel meteen tegen. Het was feitelijk een Nederlands/Argentijns koppel dat wat kamers overheeft en deze verhuurd. Ze deden dan ook maar weinig moeite voor hun gasten.

De volgende ochtend kwamen Mario, Iris en Martin toe. En wat voor een entree! Aangezien ze heel vroeg zouden toekomen in de hostel (tussen 6 en 7u) hadden we gevraagd niet aan te bellen maar eens op onze gsm te rinkelen. Rond half 7 wordt er echter aangebeld. ...

I Had to Let It Happen, I Had to Change,

A travel blog entry by lizsandell

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... came with my lovely, cleaned and ironed washing (yes Mum they'd even ironed the pants). So we went to check out and I was charged 335 Argentine Pesos for the washing. I nearly fell over. This was about £55. I hadn’t even put in that much !!!! So boys and girls the moral of the story is when you are travelling with Princess Helen and in hotels with bidets don’t use the hotel laundry.

Sorry rant over - and now for the plenary (that will be a first) Buenos Aires ...

Cry for ME Argentina....I blew the budget here.

A travel blog entry by timbersfun

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... a view of the many and magnificent mausoleums of Recoleta, but more of this later.
Our first priority is to do the domestic chores - washing, grocery shopping and the like. After a couple of months on the road it is nice to have a base for a short while.
Recoleta is an upmarket suburb, naturally, and full of plaza’s (parks)- Plaza Juan Francia, Plaza Francia, Plaza Intendente and Alvear to name a few - all of which double for art markets on the weekend. There ...

Arriving in Buenos Aires!!!!

A travel blog entry by vickyburt


When we arrived back at our hostel we spent a couple days and nights chilling out and enjoying sleeping in a bed, out of the 14 nights on the road we had spent 9 of them in the car. We also met up with the lovely American couple we had met in Iguazu who were pleased we had made it back safe. A couple nights later we caught the bus down to Buenos Aires little did we know what fun was in-store for us there!!


We had booked into a hostel of which ...

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