Back from BA - observations and apartments
#21
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From the outside, there is no sign that the ArtSuites is not just another nice apartment building on the street.
You are buzzed in by the concierge, then go up a tiny elevator to your floor..there are 3 doors to apts on each floor. 2 in front, 1 in back.
The rooms are modern, the furniture is modern and the beds are comfortable. The bathrooms are good.
There is a nice closet with a safe..tv is either in the bedroom or living room..there is a dining table and a kitchenette.
Maid service every day, breakfast (coffee & medialuna) is brought each morning, you tell them what time you want them to bring it.
The guys at the desk will call taxis and make reservations for you for anything.
There are good restaurants within blocks in every direction.
Hope this helps
You are buzzed in by the concierge, then go up a tiny elevator to your floor..there are 3 doors to apts on each floor. 2 in front, 1 in back.
The rooms are modern, the furniture is modern and the beds are comfortable. The bathrooms are good.
There is a nice closet with a safe..tv is either in the bedroom or living room..there is a dining table and a kitchenette.
Maid service every day, breakfast (coffee & medialuna) is brought each morning, you tell them what time you want them to bring it.
The guys at the desk will call taxis and make reservations for you for anything.
There are good restaurants within blocks in every direction.
Hope this helps
#23
Joined: Mar 2007
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Hi - Just wanted to add two more questions to this apartment thread, if I may
To those of you who rented from BA Habitat.
*How long did it take them to get back to you after your initial inquiry? I still haven't heard back from them. I know I'm going to have to be a little more relaxed if I'm going to hang out in BA, but still...
*I'm looking at an apartment on Santa Fe, between Malabia St. & Scalabrini Ortiz St. - but I can't figure out of there are any grocery stores or cafes nearby (it's right next to the Scalabrini Ortiz metro stop). Anyone know how this area is?
thanks!
To those of you who rented from BA Habitat.*How long did it take them to get back to you after your initial inquiry? I still haven't heard back from them. I know I'm going to have to be a little more relaxed if I'm going to hang out in BA, but still...

*I'm looking at an apartment on Santa Fe, between Malabia St. & Scalabrini Ortiz St. - but I can't figure out of there are any grocery stores or cafes nearby (it's right next to the Scalabrini Ortiz metro stop). Anyone know how this area is?
thanks!
#24
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<i>I'm looking at an apartment on Santa Fe, between Malabia St. & Scalabrini Ortiz St. - but I can't figure out of there are any grocery stores or cafes nearby (it's right next to the Scalabrini Ortiz metro stop). Anyone know how this area is?</i>
Just about every block in the city has a market of some sort, whether kiosk, supermercado or a Disco .. the most you would have to walk might be 2 blocks
Same with cafes...
Just about every block in the city has a market of some sort, whether kiosk, supermercado or a Disco .. the most you would have to walk might be 2 blocks

Same with cafes...
#25
Joined: Jun 2005
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M: I know my country, as well as its strengths and weaknesses.
Phone them. Their website shows two BA phone numbers: 54-11-4815-8662 and 54-11-4816-6405
If you prefer, they also show a Miami number: 305-735-2223
And stop fretting. May is NOT high season for tourism in BA. You'll be fine.
Phone them. Their website shows two BA phone numbers: 54-11-4815-8662 and 54-11-4816-6405
If you prefer, they also show a Miami number: 305-735-2223
And stop fretting. May is NOT high season for tourism in BA. You'll be fine.
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