Modern Studio in San Telmo - Paseo de la Cisterna -405

Welcome to our exclusive temporary rental accommodation in the heart of the picturesque neighborhood of San Telmo, in the wonderful city of Buenos Aires. Immerse yourself in a unique experience where history intertwines with modern comfort, and luxury amenities come together to provide you with an unforgettable stay. Garage and breakfast can be reserved for an additional cost Located in the iconic neighborhood of San Telmo, known for its historical charm and vibrant cultural life, our accommodation is a contemporary gem that pays homage to the past. In the place where Juan Manuel de Rosas, a prominent historical leader, once resided, now stands a modern building that combines architectural elegance with cutting-edge comforts. One of the standout features of this urban oasis is its exquisite heated pool. Immerse yourself in its relaxing waters while taking in panoramic views of the city. Whether you desire a refreshing dip at the start of the day or a relaxing evening soak beneath the starry sky, the heated pool offers you the opportunity to unwind at any time. The terrace, a dreamlike space atop the building, invites you to enjoy the fresh breeze and stunning urban views. Whether you wish to savor a morning coffee as the sun rises over the city or indulge in a glass of wine at sunset, the terrace is a perfect place to disconnect and recharge. Our accommodation goes beyond traditional amenities with an in-building restaurant and bar. Indulge in an exceptional culinary experience as you savor dishes crafted from fresh, local ingredients. Whether it's for a revitalizing breakfast, a flavorful lunch, or a sophisticated dinner, the on-site restaurant provides options to satisfy every craving. But that's not all: we also offer you the opportunity to explore history at the Site Museum, located within the same building. Immerse yourself in the past and discover the life and legacy of Juan Manuel de Rosas, whose historical presence imbues the place where you are staying. The museum is a window to the past, a way to