Byblos Palermo Soho

Check in is real hard as you have to find someone to let you in. The fingerprint setup for the main door needs to be renewwd each day qnd mostly you need to remind them to do it.

Literally, this place is awful. Upon entering the property, the building was plain, had no personality and just felt like a vacant room in an office building. After some time I realized it was not the room that I was paying for through *******, so I went to ask for a different room. the owner was a woman who was very rude and aggressive. She showed me another room that was actually the room I paid for on *******, and then decided that she wanted to charge me an extra hundred dollars for the room, because ******* didn’t pay her enough. (she had the audacity to show me the invoice from ******* which is so unprofessional) and not my problem. After arguing with her for about an hour I decided to skip this place altogether. I’m not staying here. I dropped her key off and got another hotel that was much nicer and cheaper even, hotel Rendez Vous. This woman that runs this apartment is awful. This place is awful. Do not stay here. I have been traveling over 30 years visited over 30 countries and I have never been treated with such a blatant disregard from my patronage. If u are visiting buenos aires for its life and art and magic, this place is not the vibe

I'd never stayed in Palermo Soho or had a full condo for a sense of what actually living in a City would be like. A unique experience, and a great idea! Fewer speaking English than La Rambla, I took a hand-held ($120) Translator from Amazon, worked perfectly everywhere without a wi-fi connection, both oral translation and on screen! Absolutely required unless you speak fluent Spanish. Staff is wonderful, solved any issues immediately (early/late checkin/out), help me with currency exchange, security includes a massive front door opened with your thumbprint. It's a residence, not a hotel, except for a cleaning crew and fresh sheets daily. Now: it's on a major street. Bring the little foam earplugs airlines hand out, you may need them for early naps/sleeping. Tile floors=bedroom slippers. Like most places outside the US, no washcloths, stick one in your luggage. Rooms vary, I had a Deluxe. I've traveled extensively for 50 years, this is at the top of feeling at home. Staff unobtrusive, but they're there 24 hours!

The staff was very kind and helpful. My chief complaint is with the room itself. There was a terrible leak in the bathroom when I first checked in. They cleaned it up pretty quickly but for the rest of my stay I was unable to get the hot water to work, specifically in the bathroom. I have stayed at many hotels in many countries but I have never not been able to take a hot shower until now. Finally, if you are going to stay here you should know the staff speaks spanish, if you are expecting them to speak to you in english you are gonna have some issues communicating

The apartment was amazing, but they didn’t clean the bathroom properly, there was no liquid soap in the container for shower The bathroom flood with water when showering

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Finger print entry and exit. The property was advertised as 2 bedrooms however was in fact 1 bedroom and the lounge turned into a bedroom to make second room. In our apartment the windows on the doors had big cracks on them. The water pressure was hot and powerful although limited as have own boilers in the room. Room Door is key entry to lock door (in and outside the room you must lock yourself it doesn’t auto lock). Bed was comfortable, good powerful air conditioning. Great location for cafes etc

Great location, with a beautiful view from our penthouse and very friendly staff available for arranging our stay in Buenos.

The apartment was in a great location for all the bars and restaurants of Palermo and was modern, spacious and well appointed. If you’re planning to stay in the Palermo area, I would highly recommend