Very friendly and helpful people and staff. A nice house and garden in the quiet neighbourhood at the border of Palermo and Belgrano not too far from Plazoleta Cortaza in fashionable Palermo Soho. It is not downtown BA, thanks god! Good train and bus connection to the centre, though. Taxis (to tango events) are cheap in BA. Tango classes can... More

I really expected quite more. It sounded like a nice quaint bed and breakfast in a convenient location. I did not find the location to be central. The management was nice but not at all resourceful in terms of knowledge and suggestions for places in the city to see. They offered nightly tango lessons. I took one but found it... More

I really enjoyed my two-week stay at the Caserón Porteño. It's a safe, comfortable, friendly home-away-from-home for tangueros in Buenos Aires. The staff is extremely helpful and accommodating. For example, my flight from the US landed at 5 a.m., and I arrived at the Caserón at 6:30. Could I leave my luggage there until check-in time? Sure, said Alejandra, the... More

They gave me all the informations I need about Tango-night in Bs.Aires. I enjoyed very much the tango classes during my stay at the Caseron Porteno. The breakfast was very good, we have all what we need in the kitchen. It is very quiet, I slept very well.

I visited Caseron Porteno last year on a whim visit to Buenos Aires... My lady friend and I stayed for a week and loved the room, service, location, and tango lessons. Breakfast was a time to join in conversation with others and was pretty simple but good. The courtyard was a wonderful place to hang out with the other residents... More

The Caserón Porteño is a very nice place to stay when you are in Buenos Aires. It is well located (close to supermarkets, restaurants and the subway) and the staff is very polite. The bedrooms are clean, there is a bathroom for each room, they have a nice breakfast and the great thing is they let you use the kitchen... More

Calm and nice place in Palermo, close to the Subte, subway. The staff is very helpful and they often have time to answer questions and talk about every day life in B A. As a tangodancer you get a lot of help where to go dancing and to buy shoes. We took part in the tango workshops at Caseron Porteno... More

Six blocks southwest of Olleros subway stop, with a handful of nearby restaurants; old building with high ceilings & wooden floors; rooms are simple but spacious & clean, some with bathrooms across the hall; good WiFi & breakfast; small well-used tango lesson room at rear; garden & roof-top terrace with seating; nice dining room with self-cooking facilities. Not a bargain,... More

I found this lovely hidden gem in the heart of Buenos Aires on the internet. I was not sure what to expect initially but once I arrived I knew that it was a great discovery. The building is very nice, with a lovely patio/garden. As it is an old building the rooms have high ceilings and lovely wooden floors (the... More