Enjoy the simplicity of this quiet and central home. Beautiful single room equipped for two, with a queen size bed. It has full bathroom, kitchenette with minibar, electric anafe, cold/heat air conditioning, 32 "LED TV, WiFi Other things to note Nearest subway station: Subte lines A and C are located a few meters from the building. These subway lines connect almost every point of interest in the city. Nearest Starbucks (200 meters): At the intersection of Avenida de Mayo and Talcahuano. Avenida de Mayo (50 meters): This emblematic avenue is located half a block from the building, and agglomerates the most famous and traditional Buenos Aires cafes, as well as iconic buildings such as the Palacio Barolo and the Teatro Avenida. Avenida 9 de Julio (100 meters): This majestic and typical avenida de Buenos Aires is located very few meters from Riva Urban Lofts. Avenida Corrientes (400 meters): It is the axis of the nightlife and bohemian of the City of Buenos Aires. Rated "the avenue that never sleeps", it brings together a lot of movie theaters, theaters, traditional cafes, bars, and restaurants. Another characteristic of Avenida Corrientes are its numerous bookstores El Imparcial Restaurant (200 meters): Declared the first restaurant in Buenos Aires (1860), maintains the full validity of traditional restaurants with a marked Spanish style decoration. The letter summarizes the essence of Hispanic gastronomy. Museo del Jamón (50 meters): It is a first level restaurant in which the traditional flavors of Spanish cuisine are highlighted. Café Tortoni (400 metros): An icon of the city and of Paso oblig; a traditional Café, ideal to delight with an unforgettable tango show and a typical "café porteño". Obelisk (400 meters): The monument considered an icon of the city of Buenos Aires is located at the intersection of Avenida 9 de Julio and Avenida Corrientes. Florida Street (600 meters): The famous Florida Street brings together a plethora of leather shops, antiques and gifts. El Hispano & Bar Iberia (10 meters): One of the most notable Spanish-style bars in Buenos Aires is just a short walk from the building.