This place is not bad. Beautifully decorated, spacious, flexible in that it can sleep up to 5 people, 3 comfortably, and is located near a lot of stuff. Checkin and checkout were easy and the host was understanding with early arrivals/late departures.
However, in Dec 2017 we had 2 days of unannounced water outages. Therefore, no washing your hands, no showers, no working toilets. Allegedly, it affects the whole city, and that was corroborated by friends who stayed at a hotel nearby. And on top of that, since we were talking to two different people, there was unclear communication as to how much hot water was available. If you happened to come here because of the bathtub, make sure to ask the host (Margara at this time), about how to get hot water. The person that did the checkin for us didn't know there was a trick to getting enough hot water, so it just sounded like we would be running out quickly if, say, all 3 of us showered in the same morning.
Finally, the apartment is not the newest, locks and windows can be hard to work, and the sound and temperature inslulation were not great. There was light to moderate construction noise (e.g. one guy cutting tiles right next door) and a window left open that we took forever to identify and then to close.
Again, a lot of this may be common around Condesa/Rome/nearby as of early 2018 because of the 2017 earthquake that dealt these neighborhoods quite a bit of damage.