Me ha quedado un buen sabor de la visita a Buenos Aires y en general del viaje que he hecho, todo gracias a gente como tú de cuyo comportamiento no tengo nada mas que elogios.
Espero que cuando tenga otra buena oportunidad vuelva a visitar esas tierras. Entre tanto y si alguien me pregunta ya le daré tu dirección para que se ponga en contacto contigo. Un fuente abrazo.
Vicente (2002)
Ich habe 6 Monate in Buenos Aires als Praktikant verbracht.
Diese Stadt ist reich an Sehenswuerdigkeiten , somit verbringt man keinen Tag, in den man nicht etwas interessantes erlebt hat: Tango, Folklore, Salsa, Pubs, gute und nicht teuere Weine, die besten Steaks, Fussball und Polospiele, 100 Theater, 150 Kinos, regionale und internazionale Messen und Shows... und viele wunderschoene Argentinierinnen mit Minniroecke.
Buenos Aires ist Ausgangspunkt vieler Reisen zu den verschiedensten interessanten Laender und Ortschaften Suedamerikas. Von hier aus kann man sehr leicht folgende Zonen erreichen Bariloche, dessen See und Nationalparks; Patagonien und das Feuerland; die "Pampa" mit deren "Gauchos"und Traditonen; "Colonia del Sacramento" eine Stadt in spanischen Kolonialstil, in Uruguay; und die wunderbaren Iguazu Wasserfaelle.
Das Haus fon Juan Carlos Haus kann als Headquarter in Buenos Aires benutzt werden.
Ich habe hier fuer laengere Zeit gewohnt und kann euch diese Adresse nur empfehlen wenn Ihr BA kennenlernen und so gut wie moeglich ausnuetzen wollt.
Markus
(1999) 
...JC is absolutely brilliant. A font of information and so helpful.
I've already got a private client to teach English through him and today
he gave me a list of all the English institutes in the area.
BA is one crazy town. Last night I went with Juan Carlos, my landlord,
and the other "extranjeros" in the house (from Hungary, the
States, and Finland ! ) to a Brazilian nightclub. We didn't get there until
about midnight and the place was only just starting to liven up. We wimped
out about 1.30 and the place was going off.
The house is lovely. I have a little room on the roof, which I've got looking very nice.with a few bits and pieces I bought in my trips. We basically live in the courtyard as it's very hot just now and that in any case is the focal point, all the rooms being off of it...
....we are staying in the suburb of Caballito (which means little horse), which is about 15 minutes to the centre on the metro. We are staying in a family home stay with a really nice and helpful man called Juan Carlos Dima. If anyone is going to BA and wants to stay somewhere I highly recommend him: he has taken us out to some really good bars, given us heaps of information about BA, and tomorrow he is going to cook us an asado (a traditional Argentinian grill). He is generally a really helpful person.
(See the rest of the Matt's Travel Journal page!)
A note from a Dutch guest...
Buiten het drukke centrum van Buenes Aires, op zo'n acht metrostations van het Plaza de Mayo, bevindt zich het pension van Juan Carlos. Dit pension is perfect om een week, maand of zelfs langer te verblijven.
Rond twee patios liggen een aantal prettige kamers. De keuken kan je altijd gebruiken, wat een hoop geld scheelt in de peperdure hoofdstad.
De sfeer is gezellig, de eigenaar altijd behulpvaardig. Hij spreekt goed engels en weet veel van de stad en het land.
... there is this guy, Juan Carlos Dima, who is absolutely in love with his city and
is veeerrrryyy happy to inform all tourists/ex-pats as to its many virtues.
He runs two guesthouses that permit long-term stays. He may even find
you a job.
Trust me -- you have no better pal in Buenos Aires than JC!!
Room space is limited, so email/fax him.
What Juan Carlos offers is the truth.
My wife and I have completed a 2 month stay in Argentina. We stayed at
his house and used it as own headquearters while we travelled throughout
Argentina.
One of the best benefits for staying there has been the kind and helpful
assistance that we have received from JC himself, who has made it possible
for us with limited Spanish to be able visit most of the worthwile places
not only in BA but throughout Argentina.We went places and saw things
that we could never have done on our own.
Buenos Aires and all Argentina captured our heart... and with JC' help
I had one of the best vacations in my life.
(Also staying at his house was cheap but you do your own cooking.)
So there are my two cents worth from Vancouver Island.
L'Argentine possede des tresors naturels dans tous ses recoins.
Le probleme est qu'il est souvent beaucoup plus commode pour le voyageur de repasser par la capitale.
Pour qui souhaite prendre un grand bain d'Argentine authentique sans trop depouiller son bas de laine, la formule "chez l'habitant" proposee par Juan Carlos est un bon tuyau.
Chez lui, nous avons trouve et apprecie:
-- Une maison construite par les premiers immigrants italiens.
-- Un veritable "Porteño", le maitre de ceans... avec un "gato" rigolo.
-- Un quartier tranquille --Caballito-- vivant mais suffisamment eloigne du vacarme et de la suractivite du centre de cette immense ville.
-- Des "asados" (barbacues) succulents.
-- De moyens de transports proches et complets (metro, bus, vers tous les coins de la capitale)
-- Un centre d'informations tous azimuts personnalise et une source de tuyaux intarrissables : comment aller ou, quand, spectacles, bars a ne pas rater... (le porteño...vous savez).
-- Des argentins curieux (de nous), sympathiques (avec nous) et interessants (pour nous).
-- Outres voyagers etranges de passage egalement avec chacun son experience.
-- Un centre operationnel ideal d'ou organiser nos escapades vers la Patagonie, Iguazu, Salta, Misiones.
-- Argentin peu avare de son temps pour raconter son pays, Buenos Aires ou vous faire rire : Juan Carlos.
Nous l'avons rencontre par hasard, apres moultes recherches. Vous avez maintenant un avantage sur nous.
Yves et Dominique FRANCE - (1997)
Here is a place where I stayed when I was in Buenos aires. It is a short walk from the subway and bus lines in the nice neighborhood of Caballito.
The owner, Juan Carlos, is a cool Argentine guy that speaks English and has many interesting yakes on life. Check it out and tell J C that John says "hi"!