I stayed here for over a month. My thoughts: Pros - Size: the apartment is quite big. Large kitchen, good pantry space & a full-sized fridge. Ample closet. Bathroom is kinda small but OK. Washing Machine: there’s a shared washer located on top of building. It’s old and slow but works. No dryer, but you can air dry your clothes on the communal lines. Well-Stocked: the place was very well-stocked with basics - more than most Airbnb’s I’ve been in. There was coffee, garbage bags, bottled water, a bar of soap, shampoo, & even a giant package of high-quality toilet paper. Friendly Neighbors: most of the neighbors here are very friendly. Some do stay up late at night, talking and making noise, but it was not too bad and normal for the City. Cats: there are several extremely friendly cats living in the building, and they like to come visit the apartment. Obviously, this is a negative if you dislike felines. Cons - Dirty: unfortunately it was not that clean when I checked in. It seemed like someone had been staying there that morning. There was body hair all over - on sofa & floors, in bathroom, even inside the refrigerator. I had to clean the coffee table because it was thick with dust. And there were even used wet coffee grinds in the French Press. Even the water dispenser was dirty - I quit using that because I was tired of floating particles in my water, even after I’d cleaned the tap out. But you’ll be expected to pay for cleaning service - it costs an extra $300 MXN per week. Bugs: there is a minor problem with black flies in the bathroom/shower. And the owner doesn’t allow the use of chemical insecticide like Raid. This is probably somewhat seasonal though, flies in CDMX get worse during warm weather. Personal Stuff: I dislike arriving at new Airbnb and finding it full of someone else’s stuff. That’s what happened here - I couldn’t use medicine cabinet in bathroom since it was full of used personal hygiene products (to be fair, this stuff also included a boxed first-aid kit for guest use). Trash & Recycling: trash & recycling is a big deal in this building. You’ll be expected to sort trash & recycling into 19 different bins. Yes, 19! So if you use the kitchen (eat at home) you may be spending a lot of time managing your trash, more time than you’re probably used to. Neutral - Tiny Bed: the bed is very comfortable but also very small (and I’m not a big guy). Noise: it’s peaceful here sometimes, other times it gets quite noisy. The noise is not the owner’s fault - it’s just part of living in a massive city. Heat: this place gets kinda hot. There are no fans. So you gotta keep windows open for comfort. But there are also no screens - so dust, insects, and noise enter un-filtered. Conclusion - Overall, despite some negatives,...