Highly recommend. It's an intimate, well thought out space with plenty of sunlight, which made staying there an absolute joy. It was stocked with all the essentials and then some.
The neighborhood is a bit suburban with families and would be very quiet if it wasn't for the occasional traffic noise from a nearby busy street. However, across this street is the big park which is great for pictures.
It can be a bit disorienting walking around the neighborhood at first. There isn't some one place where all the action is. Apart from what is included in the helpful guide, I liked the veggie place next to the galleria cafe (they have a new chef) and the panini place by the oxxo. I personally found Cancino a bit of a confused concept and puertas al paraiso is 80% stuff from Costco. Of course, you can always take public transport or pay a few bucks taxi to get into La Condesa where you're spoiled with options for dining and having fun. I managed to find a cool bar with acid house.
Enzo is a great guy, and an amazing host. We had a few small inconveniences but Enzo helped us effectively and communicated well throughout the process.
Also if you're going to the castle make sure you don't show up late. They stop letting people in after a certain amount (around 3:30pm)