felt a really good atmosphere in this hostel! i didn't want to leave!

I went there with my girlfriend and we had a reaaally good time hanging with the other guests and the staff :)

Valeria and Gorge gave us a warm welcome in Buenos Aires. There home was ours, we could use the computer, the fridge, we sat on the roofterrace and in the common kitchen, wich was very pleasant. The expanded breakfast was very good and the vegetarian BBQ was lovely! In course distance is the chinese visit. The subway takes you to the centre in 15 minutes. Gorge knows all about the northern part of Argentina and draw us a map. Valeria recommended some nice hostels.

Valeria and Jorge greeted us with open arms. After we had settled into this wonderful house, she provided us with maps and incredibly helpful recommendations. She requested taxi's on our behalf, provided us with coins we needed for bus usage, and provided invaluable advise regarding sites and tour options. More importantly, she made us feel like we were staying with family. She and Jorge were so kind and helpful. We can't even imagine not staying with them. They absolutely made our visit to Buenos Aires a trip of a lifetime. The Argentine BBQ was fantastic. Jorge is a grill master, and Valeria is the perfect hostess. Our oldest daughter was staying behind in Buenos Aires to study at the university in Belgrano. Valeria and Jorge arranged for a prior B&B guest who is also studying at the university to join us so the girls could meet. We rented the house - what a cool place - full of charm and character, and CLEAN. Beds are comfortable. The rooftop terrace is a wonderful space to relax and listen to the sounds of the city. The location of the house is so convenient to bus stops and subway. It is close to a wonderful bakery, pizzeria, laundry (US$2 per load - cleaned, dried, folded and wrapped), fresh fruit market, cafes, etc.). I can't recommend this B&B enough.

On our first trip to Argentina, we could not have found a better place to stay. Most of the travel books don't say much about Belgrano, but it turned out to be one of the nicer areas in Buenos Aires. The Tango also is easy walking distance from the subway's D-line, which connects to most parts of the city.
The B&B is homey, quiet and two blocks from the busiest commercial street in Belgrano.
Valeria and Jorge helped us order cabs, plan day trips, arrange a plane trip to Iguazu Falls and find our way around. We hit all the usual tourist spots in town, but probably our favorite activities were the two traditional barbecue dinners we enjoyed with our hosts.
When we left after eight days, we felt as if we were leaving old friends.