Unzue Palace penthouse

Entire apartment in AAN, Argentina

  1. 4 guests
  2. 2 bedrooms
  3. 2 beds
  4. 2 bathrooms
Hosted by Javier
  1. Superhost
  2. 7 years hosting

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The name of this neighborhood goes back to the chapel founded in 1733 the chapel of San Nicolás. In this church, on August 23, 1812, the national flag was hoisted for the first time in Buenos Aires, on the occasion of a religious service in thanksgiving for the failure of the Alzaga conspiracy.

The neighborhood, due to its geographical location, is one of the oldest in Buenos Aires, and inside it includes Plaza Lavalle where the mythical Colon Theater and the Palace of Justice are located.

The space
The apartment is located in a building that dates back to 1920, it has 105 square meters, it has two balconies that overlook the internal gardens of the building. the entrance of light is excellent in all the rooms of the apartment since it is a 6th floor. the building is located in the macro center with excellent connection to the subway that is at the door of the building with connection to the entire city and the most popular neighborhoods of Buenos Aires and places of interest.

Other things to note
The stay includes domestic service, weekly cleaning included on Thursday mornings for stays of more than two weeks, for your comfort. In case you want more than one weekly cleaning, it has an extra cost.

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What this place offers

Kitchen
Wifi – 42 Mbps
Dedicated workspace
51-inch HDTV with Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max, Netflix
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Rated 4.92 out of 5 from 74 reviews.

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Where you’ll be

AAN, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Neighborhood history
The name of this neighborhood goes back to the chapel founded in 1733 by Don Domingo de Acasusso, on the corner of the current Carlos Pellegrini and Corrientes. The chapel was rebuilt in 1767 by Don Francisco de Araujo, and by Royal Decree of July 8, 1769, as the city was divided into six parishes, that of San Nicolás was erected as one of them. In this church, on August 23, 1812, the national flag was raised for the first time in Buenos Aires, on the occasion of celebrating a religious service in thanksgiving for the failure of the Alzaga conspiracy.

The church of San Nicolás disappeared when Corrientes Street widened, and in the same place the Obelisk was built, on one of whose faces the legend that recalls that fact was engraved. Today the church of San Nicolás de Bari stands on Avenida Santa Fe 1364. The neighborhood, due to its geographical location, is one of the oldest in Buenos Aires, and inside it includes Plaza Lavalle, known as the Hueco de Zamudio, because of a fifth neighbor. The place was destined for military exercises, becoming known as Plaza de Armas.

The Artillery Park, built where today the Courts building is located, dating from 1910, gave it the name of the Park Square, until finally, by Ordinance of September 16, 1878, it acquired its definitive name. In front of it, on the site of the current Teatro Colón, inaugurated on May 25, 1908, was the Parque Station. From there, on August 29, 1857, the first Argentine train pulled by the famous La Porteña locomotive left on its first trip to La Floresta.

Meet your host

Superhost
382 reviews
4.9 out of 5 average rating
7 years of hosting
Speaks German, English, Spanish, French and Portuguese
Lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina
I am a student here in Buenos Aires. I study "International Relations" and I love to travel and to explore the world. Recently I remodeled this apartment for your stay in Buenos Aires. I hope to welcome you soon in my city

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Things to know

Cancellation policy
House rules
Check-in after 14:00
Checkout before 11:00
4 guests maximum
Safety & property
Exterior security cameras on property
Carbon monoxide alarm
Smoke alarm

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