La anfitriona fue muy amable al recibirnos, nos dio muchas indicaciones de como movilizarnos, a unas pocas cuadra de la avenida, supermercado, resto, el depto muy cómodo y tranquilo,

Nada

such nice people and a great place

Very very nice host, good price, close to a supermarket and the busstop to Iguazu falss

We spend a week in the appartment and it was a great experience. Raquel and her husband are very nice and welcoming. The appartment had everything we were looking for. It's situated in a calm area. Some supermarkets are very closed to the appartment. It's really closed to a bus to the famous "cataracas" as well (5 minutes walking) I recommand this place to visit Iguazu :)

Good value, parking

Facilities description indicated a washer; host told me washer was only for private use. Host tried to obtain a significantly higher exchange rate in converting USD rate to pesos than the official exchange rate, even though I was paying in pesos, but she backed off when I questioned the rate.

comfortable beds, close to bus station and multiple grocery stores in the surroundings; sandwich press was great, kitchen was in general very well equipped; owner was super nice, always responded immediately; would stay there again!

no washing machine unfortunately even though mentioned on booking.com;

The duplex is fine. The kitchen is clean and had everything you need. The bed is confortable an the WIFI is great. Ok price/quality. Airco works very good! The location is nice. +++ HUGO the taxidriver is THE BEST!!! He loves to have a talk and he has a lot of information to share with you. ASK FOR HUGO!!!

Raquel is a friendly woman. She fixed a taxi for us who came to pick us up at the airport, she drove us to a local shop to get some fresh drinks when we arrived late and gave us tips about the area. But we didn't felt so good about 2 things: - There was a camera focused on our front door, so when we went out for smoking, we felt a bit 'watched'. - We have the feeling that everything is about money. You have to pay extra for everything, even for a fresh towel. When you want to check-out after 10am, you have to pay for an extra night, so that's what we did. At first we wanted to pay in pesos, but she preferred dollars. We understood, so we gave her a $100 bill. She went for change, but came back with the $100 and asked if we didn't have a newer $100 bill because the banks prefer newer papers in Argentina. Luckely for her, we had one, so we gave her another. She gave us the change in dollars. A few days later, in Buenos Aires, we wanted to exchange the dollars that she gave us, but no bank wanted them because they are to old and "not in a good shape". We think she knew this very well so we didn't appreciate it at all... Because withdrawling money in Argentina comes with high commision, we brought some cash to change and now our cash is useless here...