Highly recommended for a stay in Buenos Aires. The managers made us feel like we were staying with dear friends. We shared many enlightening conversations about Argentina and they were very helpful in giving information on sights, things to do etc.

The apartment is different from staying in a hotel, but it is cosy and comfortable. We liked the nieghbourhood a lot - it was very lively, lots of shops and things to do around and very local and authentic,so you get a real flavour of living in BA. But it's still close and convenient to the downtown city area (just ten minutes or so on the metro).

We would stay here again if we return to BA.

I have never experienced such great hospitality from any where I have traveled. But the sisters who managed the property were exceptional. The property is like a flat, you can really feel like at home. It has balconies, clean kitchen and bathrooms, living room, and dinning room. The rooms are exactly like in the pictures -- clean, comfortable, private, and plenty of characters. The property is near the street. Sometimes can be noisy. Laundry, transportation, market, shopping, cinema, banks, and park are all near by. Breakfast is never boring. Sample many different kinds of Argentinean pastries at breakfast was fun. Ask Ana for places or school for tango or salsa or rock n' roll. She has lots of information.

I stayed in a double room at Giorgio's House for one week, sharing with a friend. Giorgio's House is excellent for the following reasons: location, design, and people.

1) Location: This property is proximal to conveniences, most importantly the Subte (makes a good base to explore from). Riding the Subte everyday gave us time to prep, wind down, and see Argentines on their way to work, school, fun, etc. Further, I think the Caballito neighborhood's status as an "outer barrio" is a definite plus. It seemed like a lower/middle class neighborhood with few tourists, thus feeling a bit more Argentinian, not "dressed up", and more affordable. We just felt like normal citizens, which is how I like it.
2) Design: The house felt like a well-cared home. It looks just like the pictures on the website. Flooring is earthen tiles, wood furniture, high beamed ceilings, a good sense of color and design throughout. A house you walk into and feel safe and at home. There is also heating for the winter, hooray!
3) People: Anastasia and Irina were both excellent hosts. Always welcoming, cheerful, inquiring of our experiences in BA, full of tips for the next day. They even organized some outings for us and accompanied us there so we would not get lost (literally and socially), just because they are awesome. It was clear that they love their city, and that's the best kind of host to have!

In conclusion, *awesome*. The guesthouse experience is more comfortable and grown-up than a hostel, but not impersonal like a big hotel. Best of all worlds.

An absolute great find in the city of Buenos Aires. We stayed at GH in May for ten days. It looked exactly like the photos on the website. We definitely weren't disappointed in any way.
The House's managers, Ana and Irina, are able to answer any question that you might have and even some you didn't know you had.
Plenty of restaurants and pubs within walking distance. A grocery store and movie theater also within a few blocks. Subway outside the front door.
I would recommend this accomadation and area of the city. We were two woman travelling alone and never felt unsafe. On my next trip to BA, I will definitely stay here again.
This place would be ideal for a large group that could rent out the whole apartment.