This little place is reight in the beating heart of Mexico City's historical center, a great staging point to see many of the various neighborhoods that DF has to offer. It is on a major thoroughfare, so there is the associated level of noise, but over all the location is great. The space was originally an architectural experimentation ground for Jorgeantonio, so the place has some really interesting little quirks. The Kitchen is a transformable wooden piece that he designed and built himself, and there is an interesting ceiling sculpture made out of reused water bottles over the bed. If your into design, there are also volumes of books in his place ranging from Danish Landscape Architecture to Alexander McQueen. There is a great Bose sounds system in the unit, my girlfriend and I found ourselves enjoying nice evenings together with the widows open to the street noise, some of Jorgeantonio's Mexican music on and the bottle of mezcal he left for us.
A little rough around the edges, but great little spot if your willing to trade some finish for a little design.
Lastly, perhaps the top attribute to the place was Jorgeantonio's advice on where to go and what to see and eat. He was continually helpful the entire time we were there advising on how to do something or when to go somewhere and what to try there. Added some nice flavor to our trip that we otherwise wouldn't have figured out.
This place had all the components that I look for in an airbnb when I travel. If you can deal with a little roughness around the edges in the space, the other attributes more than make up for it.