Best 3 Bedroom Flat In Buenos Aires – Apt Olivos

Very bright, spacious and comfortable apartment on the fifth floor, fully furnished, quiet, sunny and facing northeast. 3B & 1.5B

A newly refurbished fully equipped with brand new furniture and appliances

APT. CHARACTERISTICS
Comfortable fully equipped 100 m2 apartment, located in Olivos Zona Norte,
It has everything you need to arrive and feel at home.

The social area is made up of the living-dining room integrated. It has a window with a beautiful view providing light and ventilation.

Dedicated private workspace with desk allows our guests to focus, mentally get into work mode, minimizing distractions and helping create a work/life balance while working from home

WIFI: high speed WI-FI (100MB) free all over the apt.

The private area is made up of 3 bedrooms:
Main one with a King bed
2nd bedroom has 2 single beds of 0.90 x 1.90 meters
3rd bedroom that also can be a desk -space, has one sofa single bed.
[Sofa: 186 x 75 x 89 cm // Bed: 186 x 107 x 43 cm]

All bedrooms have wardrobe / closet.

Guests will have sheets and towels available for use.

Kitchen area: Fully equipped.
Refrigerator / fridge / freezer
Coffee maker
Electric oven
Microwave oven
Set of tableware, cutlery, kitchen knives
Wine glasses
Cups
Pots and pans

The apartment offers , air conditioning cold, heating. Wood floor.

Modern bathroom, complete, with shower and bathtub.
Also a guest toilet

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BED LINEN AND TOWELS: included, you will find them in the apt.
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BUILDING:
With private parking for 1 car.
Elevator

SERVICES AND COMMON AREAS
Vigilance: 24 hours
Doorman: during morning 8 – 12 and afternoon 4- 8 pm

OTHER REMARKABLE ASPECTS
• Optional cleaning service with extra charge, please consult the fees
• Charge for leaving late (late check out), after 10 am: US$ 20 [please check availability]

CHECK IN PROCEDURE

Check in: 4 pm to 7 pm – Late check in after 7 pm until 10 pm extra cost of USD 20

Official identification upon arrival, if in person; and whether the requirement is in the host house rules or required by local law, at the time of booking, official identification may be requested via email prior to check-in.

LOCATION / NEIGHBORHOOD / POINTS OF INTEREST
The apartment is located in Olivos: a town in the Vicente López Municipality-Party, located in the northern part of the Buenos Aires metropolitan area. It borders the Río de la Plata to the east and the Pan-American Highway to the west. In this town is the Presidential Home of Olivos, official residence of the President of the Argentine Nation. It is located 19 km from the center of the City of Buenos Aires and 3 km (10 minutes by car) from the access to it.

The area has several restaurants, bars and countless tourist attractions.

It is located:
4 blocks away from the train station “Retiro-Tigre”.
1 blocks from Av. Del Libertador (where there are restaurants/bars, etc.).
3 blocks from the Port of Olivos
2 blocks from La Quinta de Olivos
The apartment has a location with excellent access by public transport.

ATTENTION TO GUESTS
You will find a very useful User Guide in the apt. With info about the apartment, inventory and neighborhood.
We will always pay close attention to you by, cell phone, #WA (Whatsapp)
Please provide to us your arrival information, in order to assure that everything goes smooth. (first and last name of guests)
To have safe and effective communication I will ask for your email, cell phone number and # WA (Whatsapp)
It is important to know in advance arrival times at the apt. so as to coordinate the delivery of the keys:
• Check in
• Check out
Any questions please do not hesitate in contacting us.
Thanks!
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+ INFO:
MOVING AROUND BUENOS AIRES
On Av. del Libertador there are several buses available near the apt. And the “Olivos” train station on the Mitre line (Retiro-Tigre).
Public transport: Buenos Aires has a quick, efficient and economical public transport system with more than 180 bus lines linking every area of the city and six underground metro lines, which connect the city’s historic political and financial center with the main avenues, train stations and coach stations.
Public transportation in Bs. As is good, although it gets crowded during rush hours. It is called here “Subte”, which is the abbreviation for ‘Subway’ in Spanish. The network crosses the different neighborhoods of the city of Buenos Aires.
Download the following Apps for more transportation info.: Moovit, Google Maps, Trenes Argentinos, BA subte, BA Taxi, etc.
So as to be able to travel in public transfer (buses, subway and trains) it is necessary to purchase the “SUBE” card. For more info please check the following link: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/sube
Taxi: it is safe to take any taxi/cab on the streets of Bs.As.
Applications: Uber, DiDI, Cabify.

METROBUS: Is a transportation system that combines articulated and traditional buses with exclusive lanes. It decreases travel times, provides predictability, comfort and improves environmental quality.
With seven corridors operating, the CABA Metrobus Network reaches 62.5 km in length, impacts the quality of the travel experience of one million people every day and involves 91 bus lines.
With the physical integration of the transport network through the transfer centers within the City, we improve the quality of waiting and the travel experience of more than 1.6 million public transport users.

BICENTENARY TRANSPORTATION (Vicente Lopez): ‘Transporte Bicentenario’ is the free community bus line of the municipality of Vicente López and the distinctive feature is that all its units are driven by women. The Bicentennial Communal Transport offers a free service, with priority for people with disabilities, the elderly and children, which traces a route that crosses the municipality from west to east.
All units have free WIFI.

BUENOS AIRES ATTRACTIONS:
• Tigre- North Zone of the Province of Buenos Aires.
Near Buenos Aires, there is a perfect alternative to unplug from the city and connect with nature. In Tigre you will enter a world of islands, infinite canals, streams and rivers. Colonial mansions abound, aristocratic rowing clubs, hundreds of craft shops and a river station from where you can reach an incomparable natural world: the Paraná River Delta.
In Tigre, you can find innumerable attractions and activities: go shopping in the Puerto de Frutos, go rowing through the hidden channels of Tigre, go to the Art Museum and Paseo Victorica. Last but not least, Tigre’s jewel: the Paraná Delta, the fifth largest in the world and the only one that flows into a freshwater course. At the River Station you can get on a collective boat (the transport most used by the islanders, a guarantee of a 100% local experience) or a tourist catamaran, which will take you through its rivers and where you will discover a completely different lifestyle.
• Palermo Rose Garden “ El Rosedal” – Isabel, Infanta Av. 900
A garden with more than 18,000 roses surrounded by a lake in the heart of Tres de Febrero park.
The rose garden (rosedal in Spanish) is more than a century old and has received the international Garden Excellence Award from the World Federation of Rose Societies. As well as its roses, it features a lake with a Greek-influenced bridge, an amphitheatre, an Andalusian patio and a poets’ garden with 26 busts of famous writers including Alfonsina Storni, Dante Alighieri, William Shakespeare and Jorge Luis Borges.

• Museums to visit:
1. Fine Arts Museum ‘Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes’ – Defensa 1600.
View one of the best art collections in Latin America, including the largest collection of Argentine art around.
The National Museum of Fine Arts houses one of the best art collections in Latin America, and the biggest collection of Argentine art. Located in the Recoleta neighborhood, and part of the Museum Mile, it’s permanent collection includes work by El Greco, Goya, Rodin, Rembrandt, Rubens, Renoir, Degas, Cézanne, Chagall and Picasso.
Argentine painters include Cándido López, Lino Enea Spilimbergo, Prilidiano Pueyrredón, Fernando Fader, Benito Quinquela Martín, Xul Solar, Antonio Berni, Carlos Alonso y Antonio Seguí.

2. Casa Rosada Museum Av. Paseo Colón 100. (for free)
In one of the city’s most important buildings, this museum opened in the year 2011 to celebrate the bicentenary of Argentina’s revolution of Independence. The museum is located behind the Casa Rosada governmental palace and is a must for anyone interested in history and architecture.

3. Planetarium Galileo Galilei – ‘Planetario Galileo Galilei’ – Av. Sarmiento y Av. Roldan Belisario.
The Planetarium is the main center for the dissemination of astronomy in the city. It has a hemispherical projection room with 360 reclining seats and a 20-meter-diameter dome where nearly 8,900 stars, planets, and satellites of the universe are reproduced, thanks to an impressive equipment (unique in Latin America) that contains six Sky-Sky projectors. Skan with 8K resolution, indicating that the dome contains 38 million pixels.

4. Quinquela Martín Museum – Av. Don Pedro de Mendoza 1835. (for free)
This museum has a large collection of oil paintings and etchings made by the artist Benito Quinquela Martín between 1922 and 1967, as well as work by other artists representative of some of the big movements in Argentine art during the 20th century. There’s also a collection of ship figureheads, making the museum as intriguing as the neighborhood where it’s located – the colorful La Boca.