We had a lovely stay here with Lorena and Lucas (the parrot!), I felt really welcome, Lorena was really helpful and friendly and the breakfast was amazing. It's a good place to meet other people too and share travelling stories. It is a really nice area and easy to get into the centre. There are lots of shopping centres and restaurants nearby too. It was really good value for money. Not luxurious but clean and comfortable. When you stay in Buenos Aires you must go to a Tango show, we went to Complejo Tango, recommended by Lorena and it was awesome, we even got to do a tango lesson there beforehand, which was really fun! Thank you so much for looking after us Lorena! See you soon, Laura (UK)

My friend and I stayed at Casa Palermitano during our first visit to Argentina. We were made to feel very welcome - the breakfast was lovely and our hostess, Lorena, did everything she could to help make our stay memorable - thank you very much!

We had a great stay at the Casa Palermitano! We were not to happy with Buenos Aires in general but this visit made us feel better about the entire place. Lorena was a great hostess with wonderful recommendations for restaurants in the local area and around Buenos Aires.

This was part of a three week honeymoon for us and we highly recommend staying here- especially if you enjoy local flavor and like B&B'S. The parrot was also a great hit. Lucas talked up a storm and was very entertaining.

We would return happily!

Like many of you, we saw the glowing reviews for Casa Palermitano on Trip Advisor and booked a five-night stay here. To our good fortune, it was not only sensational, but also a short walk to the residencia where our daughter was living during her semester abroad.

Our room was spotlessly clean, well-appointed, and had a brand new bathroom. But the accommodations aren't the star of the show here. It's the proprietors, Lorena, Andrea, and Lucas the parrot.

What sweet, helpful, funny people (and bird). They always were willing to explain how to do things, get places, and what to see (and avoid) in Buenos Aires. They are the kind of innkeepers who feel like instant friends the moment you meet them.

Kudos, too, to the very delicious and beautifully prepared breakfasts.

If we have one tiny little caution it's about thin walls. Earplugs might be a good thing to bring along. But in no way should that discourage you from staying here. We guarantee you'll have wonderful time.