Berenice and Horacio were amazing hosts. Very kind and helpful (thanks again with the help with my bags). I would definitely stay here again, as it’s a gem of a value.
The room was very clean and looked better in person than than the photos showed, and it had most comfortable bed I’ve slept on out of all the AirBnbs I’ve been to in CDMX.
The listing is completely accurate and it was nice to be out of the usual touristy triangle and see how other people live in another part of this lovely city.
The breakfasts were so delicious and accommodating (I have a gluten intolerance). It was such a nice addition to my stay. A note to future guests: please WASH YOUR DISHES—it’s written in the description and especially since you’re getting fed. Some folks who were there when I was there didn’t understand that, so I hope this message reaches more people if you stay here.
The house is old and lived in, which I found very cool and interesting. There’s a ton of food carts out if you’re looking for a late night bite, and I always felt okay walking around (as a woman who has lived in cities).
The dogs are very friendly and are definitely older, in that they will leave you alone, are very nice, and mostly live on the veranda.
The neighborhood is very interesting since many streets are named after composers and related to music somehow. I personally took walks at night and it’s mostly no one in the streets, except near food carts, so no one bothers you and people are nice.
The public transportation options are plenty and took the Trolébus or Metrobús back and forth from Roma Norte many times.
The rooftop is also very cool, and I appreciate being able to stay here and learning about such an interesting colonia.
¡Muchas gracias por todo, Berenice y Horacio!