Highly recommend Cobello to friends.. everyone if you ever in this part of the World - Buenos Aires, Argentina make sure you check out Cobello Condo- Zohar and Margali - they are an excellent team. Showed me rooms to choose from that were available. They made sure I have everything I needed. Draw a map for the city and amenities, which bus to take, things to do, order food online and how to fully enjoy my first visit in Buenos Aires. Muchas Gracias!

This is the perfect place for a short-and longterm stay in B.A. You do have cooking facilities which personnaly I didn’t use (but the crockery looked impeccably clean) as did the whole room, which is serviced once a week. The room is a good size and very nicely furnished. In walking distance you find a huge variety of Restaurants, good shopping and beautiful greenery (Japanese Gardens, Zoo, Botanical Gardens.) And by the way, the area is safe for walking and across the street is a hospital. Not to forget the staff who is very friendly and extremely helpful. Definitely a great place, a home away from home.

I chose RENTINBA as a temporary apartment for my relocation to Arg with my family. It turned out to be the perfect choice, the location is absolutely excellent: very near to 2 beautiful shopping malls, close to the parks for running and biking, and full or restaurants and cafes in the neighborhood with plenty of little shops, anything you may be looking for is just walking distance. We liked the neighborhood so much that we ended up renting the long term just 1 block away. The apartments are in excellent condition (saw 2) and super practical, furnished with taste, and have everything to make you feel at home, coffee machine, candle holders, magazines, city guides... They are very well kept and the manager Zohar will go the extra mile to provide excellent service. He truly helped us getting installed and made us feel at home, helped us finding the best deals around the house, a babysitter etc... you name it! This is definitely a good deal with reliable good service.

I didn't really know how to start this hotel review until I stepped foot and compared it to a would be 4 star hotel in buenos aires. Let me explain.

This 9 story apartment building is in the safe and relatively quiet neighborhood of Palermo. It's about a 15min walk to the subway and a cab ride to anywhere will cost you less than 8$. The surrounding areas are filled with restaurants and if none tickle your fancy, you can always grab a cab and head for Recoleta where you can eat at my favorite resto of the entire trip CUMANA (try their casseroles: to die for! Very local and super cheap too..dinner, wine and dessert was about 35USD). Location: 4/5

The first apartment we were assigned had an unforgivable stench that the hotel manager recognized right away and complied with our request to have a different room. We were then shown to a room with wrinkled sheets, 2 towels total and missing all typical 3-4 star accommodations. We were less than impressed. 5 minutes later my boyfriend was in the shower when all of a sudden I heard a crash followed by an angry monologue. He had attempted to hang his towel on the shower rod when the entire shower rod and curtain came crashing on him. Frustrated, we napped in our comfy but small double bed. Although the linens left much to be desired, the bed was firm and was exactly to our taste. The room itself was very spacious about 400 square feet. When i compare this to the PANAMERICANO who's room couldn’t have been more than 150sq ft, i now feel as though i was in luxury! Room: 3/5

The roof top pool on the terrace was amazing. Although not as large as promised on the websites photos, the lawn chairs and quiet time there proved to be a much sought after escape after hours of walking and touring. Pool 4/5
This is not a 4 star hotel by any means; however the neighborhood, space, and roof top pool make it a great value without a doubt. This place grew on us just like the city. Overall 3.5/5 with great value. (we paid 320USD for 4 nights)

Comparison to PANAMERICANO: My boyfriend was off on a cruise on our last day and was offered a free night at the Panamericano. I don't think I appreciated my stay at Cabello Square as much as I did the second I walked into the tiny 150sq ft, exhausted looking, mould infested, towel stained, disaster of a hotel room at the Panamericano. Panamericano wants 135$USD a night and although its central location may be convenient for some; I hate tourists traps and that is what you will be surrounded by. I do have to confess that their rooftop pool is a force to be reckoned with but, as I prefer a big CLEAN room to a room that looked liked a teenage boy’s science experiment, I would stay a Cabello Square without a doubt. That’s just me.
Have fun in BA =)