Comfortable 2-room apartment in the heart of the City of Buenos Aires, in the San Nicolás neighborhood. Just 200 meters from the emblematic Av. Corrientes with its theaters, bookstores, shops, bars and restaurants. 500 meters from the Teatro Colón and Plaza Lavalle, and 600 meters from the Obelisk. The apartment is prepared for 2 guests. It has a living room with TV, sofa, table and two chairs. It also has a desk and office chair. In the other room is the bedroom with double bed and closet. It has sheets, padding, blanket and extra pillows. The bathroom is complete with shower, bathtub and hair dryer. The kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, electric oven, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, electric jug and kitchen utensils. It also has a washing machine, iron and ironing board. The apartment has Wi-Fi service, Air Conditioning, and a Pentagon security door. Guests have the entire 2-room apartment, accessing the building in which it is located via elevator or stairs. The host will receive the guests to hand over the key to the apartment and to explain basic issues of the operation of the appliances, then we will be communicated by cell phone for any questions or requirements that may arise from the guests. San Nicolás, the most central neighborhood of the City, is home to the Obelisk, the Teatro Colón and Calle Corrientes. San Nicolás, along with Monserrat, were the first neighborhoods in Buenos Aires to be populated. The neighborhood took its current name around 1720, from the construction of the church of San Nicolás de Bari, located on the corner of the current Carlos Pellegrini and Corrientes Avenue, where the Obelisk is currently located. The 20th century brought with it the transformation of the City, and with the layout of the North Diagonal and the widening of Corrientes Avenue, the church was demolished and rebuilt in its current location, on Santa Fe Avenue, outside the neighborhood to which two Centuries before he had given it his name. Museums: Miter Museum, Argentine Federal Police Museum, Jewish Museum of Buenos Aires and Banco Provincia Museum. Plazas: Plaza Lavalle and Plaza Roma. Buildings and architecture: Obelisk of Buenos Aires, Palacio de la Reconquista, Palace of Courts, Bencich Building, Central Bank Building, Gath & Chaves Building, Mirador Massue, First National Bank of Boston Building, Banco Argentino Uruguayo Building, Café Tortoni Building, Bunge and Born Building, House of Culture, Vera Palace, German Transatlantic Bank, Tornquist Building, Metropole Hotel Building, Bouchard Tower, Gath and Chaves Annex and Lavalle and Suipacha Building. Culture: Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires Theater Complex (Teatro San Martín), Kirchner Cultural Center, and other theaters.