The Bed and Breakfast was one of the best lodging experiences I had while my partner and I were on our honeymoon. The owner was knowledgeable and helpful in arranging transportation to and from locations and the rooms were clean and had all the essential amenities you could want. The only negative is that the location is far from public transportation, but that only gives you more time to explore an area full of great shops and restaurants. I highly recommend for anyone looking for a bargain.

I loved this B&B. We stayed at three different places in Buenos Aires in our two-weeks journey around the city and this place was beyond the average for a B&B.
The service is very good, much more than we had expected. The relation price-service is worth.
It’s very clean, the rooms are comfortable. Not too big, not too small. We decided to stay in one of the standard we had previously booked. Ariel showed us the lofty room and the master, both new in the house and much bigger for only a little difference in the price.
What impressed me most was how the staff is aware of the needs of guests. They noticed I had brought an apple for my breakfast, and although they serve fresh fruit, they made sure there were apples for me every morning.
We had an early flight our last day, so they left a table set with a small breakfast. It’s better if you advice the day before, or just when you check in.

We just got back home from our trip to Argentina and have to say that Palermo Viejo B&B was one of the best places I’ve been.
First of all, Ariel arranged for us a football game before our arrival. We had tried many agents before but all said there was a problem with the club to get the tickets.
When we arrived, early in the morning we could relax until our room was ready. And it was before check in time. At 2pm a car was waiting outside to take us for a private tour we had asked Ariel to book for us by email for our first day in Buenos Aires.
The place is very unique. Each room is different and decorated with taste. We could see Ariel’s eye in every corner. He is an architect. Also we loved the paintings in every corner of the house.
What I liked the most is to have had my own key of the house. That made me feel like being part of this town, not bothering anybody when we arrived home late at night.
It’s a real house of Buenos Aires. The smell of the garden at night is overwhelming.
And to finish, the possibility of being able to have breakfast any time until late midday was perfect after a late night in the city.

The B&B is unique and the rooms are very original but would not be to everyone's taste. I think it is more for the young design conscious trendy person. Think more NYC loft, minimalistic, retro furniture and concrete floors.

There is nothing on the outside to show that this is a B&B which does make it hard to find there is only the number on the door. It took 3 calls to the B &B by our taxi driver to locate it.

The staff were lovely and helpful and breakfast was typical of the kind you will find in Argentina. We had no issues with it. The B&B recommended a fantastic Lebanese restaurant round the corner called Yusef - can highly recommend it for those who want a break from all the meat fest or want something light late in the evening.

The only gripe we had was with the owner of the B& B who wasn't very welcoming when we first arrived. On our first meeting he made us feel as if our stay was an inconvenience and that we should be grateful that he had let us pay for the privilege of staying at his B&B. This came a something of shock when the other people who work there are so friendly and helpful and the reviews are very flattering. The owner may have being having an off day as he was more pleasant the next time we met him.

The B&B is a bit pricey and we stayed in very large loft room in a beautiful art deco hotel in a fun part of Buenos Aires for the same price. Bottom line is it really depends what you are looking for.