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I stayed at the D821 for a night. The room was very big but not furnished at all, the bathroom was really tiny.
The cleaning was really bad : i found dead cockroaches on the floor and spider webs everywhere.
The breakfast was not tasty....More
Location, location and location. This B&B is conveniently located at the historic San Telmo area, right at the Sunday market, couple minutes of walk to Plaza Del Mayo, with lots of cafes, local restaurants, antique stores, and Asian grocery store along the street. Located at...More
The host and his wife are incredible! They are so very nice and will bend over backward to make sure you are having a good time. The breakfast they serve is delicious and very much the Argentinian experience.
If you are looking for the Argentinian...More
We stayed at Defensa 821 in November at the beginning of our 8 week trip across South America. What a find it was. Juan and Marcela were the perfect hosts. There help and advice were priceless. Juan even arranged tickets for a Boca Juniors Soccer...More
Very fantastic location. On Defensa with amazing view to the Fair of Sunday. Owners, the best!!!
Recommend because is close to Plaza de la Mayo, Puerto Madeiro, Recoleta and Boca. Chic and basic!!!
Breakfast nice and very good "Media Lunas"
Characterized by cobblestones and narrow streets, San Telmo is defined by the tango, the dance that made Buenos Aires world-famous. Tango is a fusion of many different cultures: a true child of immigration, much like the city itself. Nowadays, it comes alive after dark in the milongas (dance parties) attended by both locals and visitors alike, who dance until the wee hours of the morning. During the day, the antique
shops and classic cafés and bars around Plaza Dorrego dominate the scene. The emblematic Bar Plaza Dorrego, with its green awnings, checkered tile floors, and wooden interiors, takes you back in time the moment you step inside. For true porteño traditions, San Telmo is the place to be.