Spanish Classes with Accommodation

Combine intensive Spanish classes with convenient on-site accommodation at Palacio Piedras, home of Íbero Spanish School in central Buenos Aires. Students can study Spanish during the day while living in the same historic downtown building, avoiding a daily commute and creating a practical Live and Learn Spanish experience in Argentina’s capital.

For international students who want more than occasional Spanish lessons while traveling, Íbero offers a structured way to learn Spanish in Buenos Aires and arrange accommodation through the same school. Students attend genuine face-to-face classes with qualified teachers, work through an organized academic program, receive Spanish learning materials, and have the possibility of staying in private or shared accommodation on site.

The result is a straightforward program designed around one objective: making it easier to concentrate on learning Spanish while experiencing everyday life in Buenos Aires.

Rather than spending valuable time traveling between a hotel, apartment and language school every morning, students staying at Palacio Piedras are already where their classes take place.

Live and Learn Spanish at Palacio Piedras

Íbero Spanish School offers a distinctive Live and Learn Spanish program in Buenos Aires in which students can combine their language course with accommodation at Palacio Piedras, the same building where the school operates.

This arrangement is especially practical for international students arriving in Buenos Aires for several weeks or months.

Your classroom, accommodation and central Buenos Aires base are brought together in one location.

Students can wake up, prepare breakfast, attend their Spanish classes and then use the rest of the day to explore Buenos Aires, practice Spanish, study or socialize.

Living where you study also provides continuity. Spanish does not become something that happens for only a few hours in a classroom. Students are surrounded by the language and culture of Buenos Aires throughout their stay.

The program is suitable for students looking for:

• Spanish courses with accommodation in Buenos Aires
• Intensive Spanish immersion in Argentina
• Short-term study abroad programs
• Spanish courses for adults
• Spanish courses for beginners
• Intermediate and advanced Spanish courses
• Spanish classes with private accommodation
• Spanish classes with shared accommodation
• Long-term Spanish study in Buenos Aires
• A convenient alternative to booking a school and accommodation separately

Accommodation is optional. Students who already have somewhere to live in Buenos Aires can enroll in Spanish classes without staying at Palacio Piedras.

Intensive Spanish Classes and Accommodation in One Location

One of the main advantages of choosing Íbero is simplicity.

Students who reserve Spanish courses with accommodation do not have to coordinate two unrelated companies, commute across Buenos Aires every morning or navigate public transportation before their lessons.

The school and residence operate in the same central location.

Íbero's standard Intensive Spanish Group Course provides 20 hours of classroom instruction per week, Monday through Friday, normally from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM on working business days.

Classes are conducted in person, not through a computer screen.

Íbero specializes in very small classes. Groups generally average approximately three to five students, with a maximum of six whenever the course is operated as a group class.

This is important in language learning.

A student in a very large class may spend significant amounts of time listening to other students. A smaller class allows considerably more opportunities to:

• speak Spanish,
• ask questions,
• receive corrections,
• participate in conversations,
• complete interactive exercises,
• practice pronunciation,
• develop listening comprehension,
• work directly with the teacher, and
• receive feedback on individual difficulties.

Students who want additional individual instruction can also inquire about private Spanish lessons or Combination Courses, subject to availability.

A Combination Course is particularly intensive because it combines group study with individual tuition. This can be useful for students who want to accelerate their progress or work on specific priorities such as grammar, professional Spanish, conversation, pronunciation or particular areas of difficulty.

A Real Spanish School, Not Simply a Travel Experience

Students comparing Spanish programs in Buenos Aires should consider what they actually want to achieve.

If the objective is simply to spend a holiday in Argentina and take a few informal Spanish lessons, there are many possibilities.

Íbero is intended for students who want a genuine educational component to their stay.

The school has approximately 20 years of experience teaching languages and uses a structured teaching system designed to help students progress from one level to the next.

Spanish courses include academic materials, ongoing teacher feedback and assessment rather than simply unstructured conversation practice.

Students work on the principal language skills:

• speaking,
• listening,
• reading,
• writing,
• grammar,
• vocabulary, and
• practical communication.

The objective is to help students build Spanish they can actually use while also understanding how the language works.

Spanish Courses from Beginner to Advanced Levels

International students arrive in Buenos Aires with very different levels of Spanish.

Some have never studied the language before. Others may have studied Spanish at school or university but have difficulty speaking. Some students can communicate comfortably but need help improving grammatical accuracy, vocabulary or fluency.

Íbero organizes students according to their Spanish ability and follows a structured progression based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Programs cover levels from beginner through advanced Spanish.

A complete beginner can therefore start Spanish from zero, while students with previous knowledge can be assessed before being assigned to an appropriate level.

Placement is important.

Putting an absolute beginner into a class with intermediate speakers is frustrating for everyone. Equally, placing an intermediate student in a basic beginner course wastes valuable study time.

For this reason, students who already speak some Spanish complete a written and/or oral placement assessment so the academic team can determine the most appropriate course level available.

What Is Included in the Spanish Course?

When you enroll in an intensive Spanish course at Íbero, you are paying for a structured academic program rather than classroom access alone.

Depending on the program reserved, the course can include:

• In-person Spanish instruction in Buenos Aires
• Approximately 20 hours per week in the standard Intensive Group Course
• Monday-to-Friday classes on normal working days
• Very small class sizes
• Level placement assessment when required
• Spanish textbooks and learning materials
• Grammar instruction
• Reading comprehension
• Writing practice
• Listening comprehension
• Conversation practice
• Pronunciation correction
• Vocabulary development
• Teacher feedback
• Progress assessment
• Written and oral evaluation where applicable
• End-of-level examination according to course progression
• Certificate of attendance
• Academic guidance throughout the program

Our teaching approach combines the structure necessary for genuine language development with the practical communication students need for life in Argentina.

A typical class does not consist of four hours of grammar explanations.

Students work with the language through different skills and activities. Grammar provides the foundation, while speaking, listening, reading and writing help students transform that knowledge into practical Spanish.

Íbero Spanish Learning Materials

Íbero uses structured Spanish learning materials rather than relying exclusively on photocopies or improvised daily activities.Our academic program includes Spanish learning textbooks designed around the progression of our Spanish courses, including materials for beginner and intermediate students. Having an organized coursebook provides students with something extremely valuable: a visible learning path.

Students can understand:

• what they are studying,
• what they have already completed,
• which grammatical structures they should know,
• what vocabulary they are developing, and
• what they need to master before progressing to the next stage.

This becomes particularly important for students spending three, four, eight or more weeks studying Spanish in Buenos Aires.

A structured program allows the weeks to build upon one another instead of functioning as disconnected lessons.

Why 20 Hours of Spanish Per Week?

Language immersion works particularly well when students receive enough structured exposure to the language.

• A few hours of Spanish per week can be useful, but international students traveling specifically to Argentina to learn Spanish often want more significant progress.
• Íbero's standard intensive schedule of 20 classroom hours per week gives students substantial contact with Spanish while still leaving afternoons, evenings and weekends available to enjoy Buenos Aires.
• A normal study day runs from approximately 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM.
• After class, students can continue practicing Spanish naturally throughout the city.
• That balance is one of the principal advantages of studying Spanish abroad: formal instruction in the classroom followed by real-world exposure outside it.

What Is Included in Your Accommodation?

Students choosing the accommodation option can stay at Palacio Piedras, where Íbero Spanish School operates.

Depending on availability and the reservation selected, students may choose between private and shared accommodation options.

The residence is intended to provide practical accommodation for international students who are attending programs at the school.

Facilities and services include access to:

• Furnished accommodation
• WIFI
• Private or shared room options according to availability
• Shared kitchen facilities
• Common areas
• Bathrooms according to the room category reserved
• Regular housekeeping of common areas
• A central downtown location
• Immediate access to the school
• An international study environment

Housekeeping is normally provided twice per week.

The accommodation is designed as a student residence rather than a hotel. Students should therefore expect a comfortable, practical environment connected directly with the educational experience.

This also means respecting the residence rules, other students and neighbors.

Private and Shared Accommodation Options

Different students have different priorities when studying abroad.

Some want greater privacy and prefer their own bedroom. Others want to reduce the overall cost of studying in Buenos Aires and enjoy meeting other international students.

For this reason, Íbero offers accommodation categories according to availability.

Private Accommodation

A private room may be the most suitable choice for students who:

• value privacy,
• plan to stay several weeks,
• need quiet time for study or remote work,
• are mature students,
• prefer greater personal space, or
• simply feel more comfortable having their own bedroom.

Private-room availability is limited, so students interested in this option should reserve sufficiently in advance.

Shared Accommodation

Shared accommodation can be suitable for students who:

• want a more economical option,
• enjoy an international student environment,
• are comfortable sharing space,
• are traveling alone and would like to meet other students, or
• want to maximize their study-abroad budget.

Accommodation availability changes throughout the year. Students should therefore ask the school what room categories are available for their exact course dates before making travel arrangements.

No Daily Commute to Spanish Classes

• Anyone who has lived in a large city understands how much time commuting can consume.
• Buenos Aires is a major metropolitan capital. Public transportation is extensive and useful, but traveling across the city during busy periods takes time.
• Students staying at Palacio Piedras avoid that problem for their Spanish course.
• There is no need to calculate a route to school every morning, worry about traffic or leave accommodation significantly earlier simply to arrive for a 10:00 AM class.
• For a student taking four weeks of lessons, eliminating a daily round-trip commute can save many hours over the duration of the program.
• That time can instead be spent studying, resting or enjoying Buenos Aires.

Living in Downtown Buenos Aires While Learning Spanish

• Location matters enormously when choosing where to study Spanish abroad.
• Íbero Spanish School and Palacio Piedras are located in central Buenos Aires, placing students within the urban heart of Argentina's capital.
• From this part of the city, students can experience Buenos Aires as residents rather than as visitors isolated in a distant hotel.
• The historic center gives students access to some of the city's best-known districts, architecture, cafés, restaurants, cultural attractions and public transportation connections.
• Students can explore areas such as San Telmo, Monserrat, Puerto Madero, Avenida de Mayo, Plaza de Mayo and the central business district, among many other parts of Buenos Aires.
• This central position is particularly valuable for language students because everyday life itself becomes an opportunity to practice Spanish.
• Ordering coffee, shopping, asking for directions, visiting museums, buying groceries, talking with local residents or simply understanding signs and announcements all provide exposure to authentic Spanish.

Learn Spanish Inside and Outside the Classroom

• A major reason for studying Spanish in Argentina instead of studying exclusively online is the opportunity to use the language immediately.
• At Íbero, classroom instruction provides the structure.
• Buenos Aires provides the laboratory.
• A student may study past tenses during a morning lesson and then use those same structures that afternoon when explaining what they did during the weekend.
• New food vocabulary becomes useful in a restaurant.
• Questions practiced in class become useful when speaking with a shop assistant.
• Numbers become real when buying something.
• Listening practice continues every time students hear conversations around them.
• This combination of formal Spanish education and real-world language exposure is at the heart of immersion learning.

Experience Argentine Spanish Without Limiting Yourself to Argentine Spanish

Students sometimes wonder whether learning Spanish in Buenos Aires means they will only learn Argentine expressions.

It does not.

Students naturally become familiar with the Spanish spoken around them in Argentina, including features of Rioplatense Spanish, because that is part of the authentic experience of living in Buenos Aires.

However, the objective of a professional Spanish course is broader: students should develop Spanish that allows them to communicate successfully across the Spanish-speaking world.

Teachers can explain differences in vocabulary, pronunciation and usage so that students understand which expressions are characteristically Argentine and which forms are widely used internationally.

This makes Buenos Aires an interesting destination for students who want both formal Spanish instruction and exposure to one of the world's most distinctive Spanish-speaking cultures.

Who Is the Live and Learn Program For?

The Spanish course and accommodation package at Íbero attracts students with many different backgrounds.

It can be especially suitable for:

Complete Beginners

Students arriving with no previous Spanish can begin from the fundamentals and progressively build vocabulary, grammar and communication skills.

University and Exchange Students

Students spending a semester or several months in Buenos Aires can use an intensive Spanish course to improve their ability to communicate during their academic stay.

Professionals

Adults taking a career break, sabbatical or extended trip can use their time abroad productively by completing a structured language program.

Digital Professionals and Remote Workers

Students whose work schedules allow them to study in the morning may appreciate having their accommodation and school in the same building.

Mature Students

Spanish immersion is not limited to university-age travelers. Íbero receives adult students from different countries and age groups who want a serious educational experience.

Solo Travelers

For somebody arriving alone in Buenos Aires, reserving the school and accommodation together can simplify the first days in Argentina.

Long-Term Travelers

Students spending several weeks or months in South America can use Buenos Aires as a base while making measurable progress in Spanish.

Students Preparing for Further Study

Students who need stronger Spanish before university study, professional activity or further travel can use an intensive program to establish a stronger linguistic foundation.

Is the Program Suitable for Complete Beginners?

Yes.

Students do not need to speak Spanish before arriving in Buenos Aires.

A complete beginner can enroll in the appropriate beginner course and start from the foundations of the language.

For beginners, several consecutive weeks are recommended whenever possible.

Learning a language requires time.

One week can provide an introduction, but students who genuinely want to establish a foundation in Spanish will benefit considerably more from three, four or more weeks of consistent instruction.

Students planning a longer stay should tell the school their objectives so the academic team can recommend an appropriate duration.

How Long Should I Study Spanish in Buenos Aires?

There is no single correct answer because students have different starting levels, budgets and objectives.

As a general guide:

• One week is useful for travelers who have limited time and want an intensive introduction or short language boost.
• Two weeks provide considerably more exposure and allow students to become familiar with the rhythm of an intensive course.
• Three to four weeks give students more time to consolidate grammar, vocabulary and communication skills and can be particularly valuable for beginners.
• Six to eight weeks or longer can produce significantly deeper development because students can complete larger sections of a structured curriculum and receive sustained exposure to Spanish in daily life.
• Students interested in making serious progress should think in terms of consistent classroom hours, not simply the number of calendar weeks spent in Argentina.
• Four weeks at 20 hours per week, for example, represents approximately 80 hours of classroom Spanish, in addition to the Spanish students encounter every day outside school.

More Than a Spanish Course with a Room

When comparing Spanish courses with accommodation in Argentina, it is useful to compare what is actually being offered.

A package should not be evaluated only according to the cost of a room and the number of hours listed on a website.

Students should ask:

• Are the Spanish classes genuinely in person?
• How large are the groups?
• Is there an organized curriculum?
• Are course materials included?
• Will my current Spanish level be assessed?
• Does the school have different course levels?
• Will I receive regular contact with a teacher?
• Is the accommodation operated by or directly connected with the school?
• How far will I travel to class?
• Where exactly will I live?
• Are private rooms available?
• Can I speak with the school before paying?
• Can I see the facilities before enrolling?
• What happens when I arrive?

Íbero encourages prospective students to understand the program before making their decision.

Our purpose is not simply to sell a room and language lessons. It is to provide a coherent educational experience in which teaching, accommodation and immersion complement one another.

A Small-School Alternative in Buenos Aires

Some international students prefer large language institutes.

Others deliberately choose a smaller school.

Íbero's emphasis on small Spanish groups creates a different experience from studying in a large institution where many students may pass through the classrooms every week.

Smaller classes help teachers identify individual strengths and difficulties and give students more opportunities to participate.

They also help create a more personal academic environment.

For international students traveling thousands of kilometers specifically to improve their Spanish, the amount of direct interaction they receive during class should be an important part of their decision.

Study Spanish Seriously While Enjoying Buenos Aires

An intensive Spanish program does not mean spending your entire stay inside a classroom.

With classes normally scheduled during the morning and early afternoon, students still have much of the day available to experience Buenos Aires.

After class, you might visit a museum, walk through San Telmo, explore Puerto Madero, have lunch at a traditional restaurant, discover a neighborhood café, attend a cultural activity or simply practice Spanish during ordinary daily interactions.

Weekends provide even more opportunities to explore the city and surrounding destinations.

The objective is balance: serious Spanish learning without losing the experience of being in Argentina.

Practical Benefits of Booking Course and Accommodation Together

Organizing an international study trip can involve many separate reservations.

Flights, accommodation, classes, airport transportation, insurance and local arrangements all require decisions.

Combining the Spanish course and accommodation removes one significant part of that complexity.

Instead of contacting one business about classes and another about housing, students can communicate directly with the school about both.

This makes it easier to coordinate:

• course dates,
• room availability,
• arrival information,
• level placement,
• course duration,
• accommodation duration, and
• payment arrangements.

It is particularly helpful for students arriving in Buenos Aires for the first time.

Your First Days at Íbero Spanish School

Before traveling, students receive information concerning their reservation and arrival arrangements.

Students with previous knowledge of Spanish may need to complete a level assessment so the school can determine the appropriate course.

Once the student begins classes, teachers introduce the academic program and materials for the corresponding level.

Students staying at Palacio Piedras already have the convenience of being at the school location.

We strongly recommend arriving with enough time to settle in before beginning an intensive program.

Students should also bring a notebook and anything they personally use for language study.

National Holidays and the Academic Calendar

Spanish classes normally take place Monday through Friday on working business days.

Argentina has national public holidays during the year, and the school may be closed on those dates.

International students should therefore check the calendar for their intended study period, particularly when booking a short one- or two-week program.

The school can confirm applicable class dates when preparing a reservation.

Accommodation Rules and Community Living

• Palacio Piedras combines educational facilities and student accommodation. Maintaining a respectful environment is therefore important.
• Students are expected to respect the building, common areas, fellow students and neighbors.
• Accommodation policies include rules concerning noise, visitors, use of common spaces and general residence conduct.
• The objective is to maintain an environment where students can comfortably live, study and rest.
• Students should review the accommodation conditions before confirming their reservation.

How to Reserve Your Spanish Course and Accommodation

Reserving a Spanish course with accommodation at Íbero Spanish School is straightforward.

• Step 1: Choose Your Dates
• Tell us when you would like to begin and how many weeks you plan to study.
• Spanish courses normally begin on a Monday, subject to the academic calendar and availability.
• Step 2: Tell Us Your Spanish Level
• Let us know whether you are:
• a complete beginner,
• elementary,
• intermediate,
• upper intermediate, or
• advanced.
• Do not worry if you are unsure. Students with previous Spanish can complete a placement assessment.
• Step 3: Choose Your Course
• Depending on availability and your objectives, you can ask about:
• Intensive Group Spanish
• Private Spanish lessons
• Combination Spanish courses
• Step 4: Choose Your Accommodation
• Tell us whether you prefer:
• a private room, or
• shared accommodation.
• Availability should always be confirmed for your exact dates.
• Step 5: Receive Your Program Information
• Once dates, course and accommodation availability have been reviewed, Íbero can provide the applicable program information and payment instructions.
• Step 6: Confirm Your Reservation
• The reservation is completed according to the payment conditions provided with your booking.
• Because Íbero maintains small class sizes and has limited on-site accommodation, early reservation is particularly advisable for private rooms and popular travel periods.

Can I Arrange a Zoom Meeting Before Enrolling?

Yes.

Students making an international educational decision should feel comfortable asking questions before enrolling.

Prospective students can request a Zoom meeting with Íbero Spanish School, subject to availability, to discuss the Spanish program, course level, accommodation and practical aspects of studying in Buenos Aires.

A remote meeting can be particularly useful if you are deciding between several programs or have never visited Argentina.

Where possible, the school can also explain the facilities and accommodation arrangement so you have a clearer idea of the Live and Learn experience before traveling.

Can I Study at Íbero Without Staying at Palacio Piedras?

Absolutely.

Accommodation is an optional service.

Students already living in Buenos Aires or those who prefer a hotel, private apartment, hostel, family accommodation or another residence can enroll in Íbero's Spanish courses independently.

Likewise, students interested in accommodation should contact the school regarding eligibility, dates and availability.

The Live and Learn package is designed for convenience, not as a compulsory condition of studying at Íbero.

Why Choose Íbero for Spanish Courses with Accommodation?

There are many places to study Spanish in Buenos Aires, and students should compare programs carefully.

Íbero offers a combination that can be particularly attractive to students looking for a serious but personal learning experience:

• Approximately 20 years of language-teaching experience
• Genuine face-to-face Spanish classes
• Central Buenos Aires location
• Accommodation and classrooms in the same building
• Very small Spanish groups
• Approximately 20 classroom hours per week in the standard intensive program
• Private lessons and Combination Courses subject to availability
• Multiple Spanish proficiency levels
• Written and oral placement assessment when appropriate
• Structured course progression
• Spanish textbooks and learning materials
• Grammar, conversation, listening, reading and writing
• Progress assessment
• Private and shared accommodation options
• Shared kitchen and common areas
• Regular housekeeping
• No daily commute between residence and school
• Direct communication with the school
• Possibility of discussing the program by Zoom before enrolling

Most importantly, Íbero is designed around actual language learning.

Buenos Aires is an extraordinary city to experience, but studying abroad becomes considerably more valuable when students return home having achieved genuine progress in Spanish.

Spanish Immersion Begins with the Right Environment

• There is no substitute for time, consistency and regular contact with the language.
• Living in Buenos Aires provides enormous opportunities for immersion, but simply being physically present in a Spanish-speaking country does not automatically teach someone Spanish.
• Structured classes provide the foundation.
• Daily life provides the practice.
• That is why combining an intensive course with accommodation in the same location can be such an effective model.
• Students begin the day studying Spanish systematically and then step outside into a city where Spanish surrounds them.
• The following morning, they return to class with new experiences, questions, vocabulary and situations to discuss.
• This cycle repeats throughout the program.
• It is the essence of the Live and Learn Spanish experience at Íbero.

Frequently Asked Questions About Spanish Courses with Accommodation

Where are the Spanish school and accommodation located?

Íbero Spanish School and its on-site student accommodation are located at Palacio Piedras in central Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Are the Spanish classes in person?

Yes. Íbero specializes in genuine in-person Spanish classes in Buenos Aires.

How many hours of Spanish will I study?

The standard Intensive Group Spanish Course includes approximately 20 hours of instruction per week, normally Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM on regular working days.

Private and Combination programs may follow different schedules.

How large are the Spanish classes?

Íbero focuses on very small groups, generally averaging approximately three to five students, with a maximum of approximately six in standard group classes.

Exact class composition depends on enrollment and student levels.

Do I have to stay at Palacio Piedras?

No. Accommodation is optional. Students living elsewhere in Buenos Aires can attend classes at Íbero.

Can I have a private room?

Private accommodation is offered subject to availability. Because private rooms are limited, early booking is recommended.

Is shared accommodation available?

Yes, shared accommodation may also be available depending on the dates and current occupancy.

Are textbooks included?

Spanish learning materials and textbooks are included according to the course program.

Can complete beginners enroll?

Yes. Students can begin Spanish from zero in the appropriate beginner program.

What happens if I already speak Spanish?

Students with previous Spanish knowledge can complete a placement assessment so the school can determine the most suitable academic level available.

Do courses start every day?

Spanish courses normally begin on Mondays, subject to availability, level and the Argentine public-holiday calendar.

How many weeks should a beginner study?

Students can participate for different durations, but beginners who want meaningful progress should consider several consecutive weeks whenever possible. Three to four weeks provides substantially more learning time than a very short program.

Is there Wi-Fi and a place to study?

Students receive practical information about the facilities and current accommodation services when making their reservation. Ask the school about any specific facility you require before confirming your booking.

Is Palacio Piedras a hotel?

No. It is better understood as an educational facility with student accommodation connected to Íbero Spanish School. Students should expect a study-residence environment rather than hotel services.

Can I cook?

Students staying in the residence have access to shared kitchen facilities according to the accommodation rules.

Is cleaning included?

Regular housekeeping of common areas is provided, normally twice per week. Students remain responsible for maintaining their own room and respecting shared spaces.

Can I work remotely while studying Spanish?

Many adults combine language study with other responsibilities. Students who need specific working conditions should discuss their requirements with Íbero before reserving accommodation.

Can I visit the school before paying?

Prospective students already in Buenos Aires can ask whether an in-person appointment is available. International students can also inquire about arranging a Zoom meeting before enrollment.

Can I extend my Spanish course after arriving?

Extensions may be possible when both the appropriate class level and accommodation are available. Students considering a longer stay should speak with the administration as early as possible.

Is accommodation guaranteed when I reserve a Spanish course?

No accommodation category should be considered confirmed until the school has verified availability and the applicable reservation requirements have been completed.

Can couples or friends study together?

Students traveling together can ask about suitable course and accommodation arrangements. Spanish level must still be considered when placing students in classes.

What should I bring to Spanish class?

Students should bring a notebook, writing materials and any personal study equipment they prefer. Course textbooks and applicable academic materials are provided as part of the program.

Study Spanish and Live in the Heart of Buenos Aires

Choosing where to study Spanish abroad is about more than comparing weekly prices.

You are choosing the environment where you will live, learn and communicate every day.

At Íbero Spanish School Buenos Aires, students can combine serious in-person Spanish education with the convenience of living where they study.

Attend intensive Spanish classes in very small groups. Work through an organized academic program. Receive Spanish learning materials and teacher feedback. Practice what you learn throughout Buenos Aires. Then return to your accommodation without spending part of your day commuting across the city.

For students searching for Spanish courses with accommodation in Buenos Aires, the Íbero Live and Learn program at Palacio Piedras offers a practical combination of education, immersion, accommodation and location in one place.

Whether you are coming to Argentina for several weeks, taking a study break, beginning Spanish from zero or planning a longer period of immersion, Íbero can help you organize both the academic and practical sides of your stay.

Learn Spanish in the classroom. Practice it in Buenos Aires. Live where you learn.

Contact Íbero Spanish School Buenos Aires with your preferred start date, number of weeks, approximate Spanish level and preferred accommodation type to receive information about current availability and the appropriate course package.