Buenos Aires Condos - Reviews and Rates

So I'm writing right now with no good-travel-blog updates! I have plenty of good photos and good stories-- I tried Mate (with a real Argentine!), and I had some of Argentina's yummy helado, and I've had some good conversations. And I'm headed out to another street market today, and I'll be visiting El Tigre tomorrow. So more pictures and stories...

Well we returned to Buenos Aires this morning on first class bus. My ankle is much better now and i´m back on both legs now but thank God i brought those trekking poles cause they were well needed as crutches.We´re staying another two nights here then going to Uruguay for two nights .

Well after an eighteen hour bus journey with three meals and champagne included in the price of the ticket which was about 20 euro we arrived in Buenos Aires. The city reminds us of both Paris and Barcelona their best bits combined, very European. We checked into the Hostel Clan on Adolfino avenue just off the Avenue del MAYO. The hostel was ove...

Well my homestay had been going amazingly well with Rosa treating more like a daughter than a paying guest. That was until the Thursday before i left...then don´t ask me what happened, but she totally flipped out on me! There had been some confusion with how long I was going to stay as I had originally booked for 3 weeks, but changed to 2 way ba...

Buenos Aires has been an amazing city and our five days here have flown by. Tonight we will say goodbye to our last steak because tomorrow we are on a buis heading towards the Brazillian border to see the amazing Iguazu Falls. Buenos Aires is a very European style city, the architecture in particular could be straight out of Paris or London. Bui...

finally here..... first impressions... it's hot n muggy, n I can't find the apostrophe on the keyboard!!! Ok, found the apostrophe (see previous entry). So the hostel is in a really old building, quite neat. We have a huge door and a little balcony in the room, and the bed is a lot more comfy, so comfy in fact that we fell asleep prompafter we g...

Hi everyone, After sleeping for hours and hours, we woke up to a lovely sunny day in Buenos Aires. We decided to spend the day in the Recoleta district which is known for it´s amazing buildings and classical gardens. The most famous area is the Recoleta cemetary which is also known as the City of the Dead. It is a walled cemetary with streets li...

Well after 2 delays and 26 hours in airports and on airplanes, we´re here! And wow, Buenos Aires is HUGE! And busy! Yesterday, was a bit more culture shock then I was expecting, but after sleeping I felt pretty good. It´s so hot! The rain today was kind of nice. We walked to centro and took lots of pics! What an amazing place this is, so many pe...

What´s the story? I suppose yous are probably wondering where I´ve been for the past while. Well, I´ve been in Buenos Aires which has a habit of making you lose track of things like time and personal communications. But more of that later. Pat headed over to a mate in Sao Paulo after Foz Do Iguazu so it was just meself and Fitzy who went to Flor...

Wow! I´ve been in BsAs for 4 full days now and I can´t believe how much there is to do here. In a typical day, I´ve been going to class (at noon), touring around the city, then out for dinner (this is usually around 10pm). This city is non-stop. I´ve decided to try and power through my fatigue and just go for it. Luckily espresso here is prevale...