Buenos Aires bed and breakfast testimonials

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Teresita, Raul and Tiny AND ALL THE BIRDS!!!!!
We are now back to the US and can't stop thinking about those endless summer days....and those afternoons practicing Spanish, how bad are we?! but your have been a great teacher:-) I am now listening to those famous Spanish CDs on the car every day!!! Gracias Teresita por un visita importante.
Anne
San Francisco, USA

Hola, Teresita,
I have been meaning to e-mail you. Yes the experience in Argentina was fantastic. And part of that is because of you and your B&B. Carolina is also great, please say Hola a ella, para me. I would be happy to write a review for the website. Como is el perro? ?Como fue tu viaje a Miami? ?Como esta la clima ahora?
Paul Ireland
Los Angeles, USA

TRIP REPORT
Tom and my trip to Argentina were successful in every regard. The trip was over 4000 km and we found it very easy to travel in Argentina. People were very helpful and kind "to the lost American Tourists".
We had very little trouble getting out of Buenos Aires and spent the first night in San Antonio de Areco but we did not stay at the Estancia. We did not find anyone who could direct us to one that has rooms. We stayed in hotels and enjoyed the stay. From San Antonio we followed Ruta 7 and 188 to Realico. We then follow Ruta 35 and 36 to Cordoba and Ruta 157 to Tucuman.
We saw Celeste in Saltas and she was very helpful- you have a very nice niece. She recommended a silversmith who made very nice bracelets for my three daughters. From there we toured the Purmamarca and Tilcara area- I can see why people like to vacation there. From there we returned to Buenos Aires.
Your country is very friendly and welcoming. We both enjoyed traveling in Argentina and we hope to return another year and tour the Southern part. People are helpful, friendly and always courteous. When we were lost in Cordoba, we had a man at the service station take his vehicle and actually lead us to the right place to get on Ruta 9. We felt he was ‘going out of his way to help!
Your advice to us was very helpful - thank you for taking the time to get us started off in the correct direction. We enjoy our stay with you - it was excellent in all regards.
The flight home went well until I reached Denver in the U.S. The airline had oversold the seats on the airplane and unfortunately, I was bumped from the flight and I was unable to get to Missoula, Montana where my home is located. The best I could do was to flight to Great Falls, Montana. It's about a 3 hour drive from my home but my wife very graciously came to get me there. We had a long drive home to get caught up on the news.
Again thanks for your excellent hospitality and help. You would be very welcome to come here to Montana and stay with us for a visit. I would enjoy showing you this part of our country.
Hugh
Montana, USA

I had the good fortune to stay at Teresita's Bed and Breakfast for one month, while in Buenos Aires attending school. Although I "commuted" into the city and back every day, it was well worth it. The garden setting is even more beautiful than it appears in the pictures, with birds, butterflies, and the lovely smell of the flowers. It is such a peaceful place! Every morning, I received a warm greeting and a lovely breakfast of fresh orange juice and coffee, with yogurt, bread, marmalade, and of course, dulce de leche! It was great to be able to leave the city at the end of the day and return to more quiet Adrogue to unwind. This is a pleasant little town with shops and cafés. I loved my little guesthouse. If privacy is what you are looking for, your wishes are respected. On the other hand, if you want a more "homestay" type experience, you can get to know Teresita, her husband Raul, and their lovely family, including Tiny, their friendly dog. They will go out of their way to be inclusive, kind, and hospitable to you. I felt like part of this warm family and shared several amazing meals with them, like traditional Argentine barbeque, French onion soup, pasta, and pizza-all made "from scratch". Teresita is a great cook and her crème brulee is the best I have ever tasted! This B and B is also a good setting to start learning or to brush up on your Spanish conversation skills, and your efforts to learn will be welcomed and encouraged. I plan to visit again and again, and I would not consider staying anywhere else in Buenos Aires! I recommend this B and B with pleasure! With thanks and love to Teresa, Raul, Daniela, Andres, the girls and the rest of the family for making my stay so wonderful and unforgettable.
Marcia Starkman, RN
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Teresita,
Thanks for making our trip to Buenos Aires one that we will never forget. Your bed and breakfast is lovely. We will try to be back for a week again next summer.
Chelsea, USA

review posted on www.tripadvisor.com
This is the most beautiful, charming B&B I´ve stayed in for a very long time! The owners are incredibly wonderful - helpful, accomodating, fun-loving, and they make
you feel as they were waiting just for you. The cottage is so well-decorated and comfortably homey that I actually contemplated staying longer in Buenos Aires just to enjoy
living there. It really did feel like coming home every time I returned. I recommend this B&B very highly to everyone!
Martinique
New York, USA

Saludos!
Sorry for the delay in writing you. Once I arrived at home, too many things needed to be done at once. The trip home was fine, no problems
When I have learned how to manipulate my photos, I will send you the pictures of you, the orchids, and Tiny
We had a WONDERFUL time. Thank you so very much again. I am tired and seem to have developed a cold, so have no energy to write more now. But we are so glad we stayed out in Adrogue.
USA
Holas to everyone,
review posted on www.tripadvisor.com
"Teresita's B&B is a truly lovely property, located in Adrogue, a picturesque and affluent suburb southwest of BA. Its hostess, Teresita, is friendly, energetic, and very helpful. She made many tourist itinerary suggestions, called upon her extensive network of friends to help with reservations, took us leatherwork shopping at a nearby factory, and even came to the rescue when one of us left her debit card in an ATM (oops). The B&B casita is very comfortable, with a terrific bathroom, and quite private. Breakfasts are tasty and healthy, if not elaborate, and take place in Teresita's large attractive kitchen where she bakes bread, makes jam, and generally directs traffic. The walk to and from the town center, where train station and direct city minivan stop are located, is short, easy, and filled with interesting houses to look at. The train ride is about 45 minutes to Constitution Station, one of BA's two main stations; and the minivans take about an hour to and from Teatro Colon, near the Obelisk. Both forms of transportation are very inexpensive. A taxi ride will cost about 50 argentine pesos/$15 U.S. - this is necessary after 12:30 am. For a week's stay, we found that this B&B cost about half of what comparable city B&B's seemed to be charging - so we decided that we did not mind joining the locals in their morning commute! But if you are consistently a late-nighter, or averse to mass transportation, the taxi costs might negate the lodging savings. Anyhow, we were both very happy to have selected Teresita's B&B as our "honeymoon hotel" and highly recommend it to other travellers. AW & MR, Cleveland Hts, Ohio"
Anne Wise
Washignton, USA