I've been here 3x already. If you're living in Recoleta, Lave-RAP is a great place to have your…read moreclothes washed, ironed, folded, and perfumed (maybe? It always smells nice). It costs $120 pesos per load of laundry and your laundry is available for pickup in two days. The storefront door is always locked, so you have to knock to enter FYI. When you drop off your laundry, you receive a ticket that you must present upon pickup along with the payment.

Very nice ladies who also spoke good English. They were very busy but managed to get my Laundry…read moredone the next day. Admittedly I only had a small amount that needed doing but it was very inexpensive at 60 pesos. They were also very unwilling at first to accept a tip.

I walked 10 blocks to this laundry mat because I loved it that much! As a study abroad student it…read morewas difficult to find a reliable place to do my laundry. After a series of rude people I found this accepting and affordable place. The clothes smell sooooo good and the folks who work there are some of the nicest I've met in Buenos Aires. 10/10 would recommend

Great service and price. Right around the corner from the Anselmo Curio by Hilton Hotel.read more

Pésimo todo. Deje para cambiar la suela de unos zapatos el 7/5, un mes después se supone que está…read morelisto. Tres veces me dijeron que estaban y no estaban. Cierran y abren conforme les da la gana. Aún no pude retirar mi calzado. No vayan.

From Wikopedia: "La Recoleta Cemetery (Spanish: Cementerio…read morede la Recoleta) is a cemetery located in the Recoleta neighbourhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It contains the graves of notable people, including Eva Perón, presidents of Argentina, Nobel Prize winners, the founder of the Argentine Navy, and military commanders such as Julio Argentino Roca. In 2011, the BBC hailed it as one of the world's best cemeteries, and in 2013, CNN listed it among the 10 most beautiful cemeteries in the world." My words: I love to visit old cemeteries and this one is a very spectacular. Ever since the show {Evita} opened in the West End of London in 1979, it brought light to both Evita and Buenos Aires to me. I also knew that one day I would be able to visit. That day was now. BA was an amazing place and finally going to the Casa Rosado just paved a path to visiting Evita's family mausoleum. I was not familiar with Recoleta Cemetery nor the amount of people who are interred here. I did watch some you tube movies about visiting here and while it really helped, it did not prepare me for the overall scope of this place. In conclusion... this place is beautiful and the stories that go with many of the sites are just amazing and even haunting. Remember that there is an entry fee and a line which moved very quickly. I truly recommend having a guide to explain the monuments and stories as it adds so much more to the sites. KUDOs to the team and guides at Cementerio de la Recoleta

One of the coolest cemeteries in the world, it's mostly mausoleums and there are a number of…read morehistoric ones here. I went with a free walking tour and paid by card for the entrance. I highly recommend taking a free tour so you can better understand the history, architecture, and such. Very clean and absolutely worth it!