This lovely house is located in the charming and beautiful neighborhood of Coyoacán, just a block and a half away from the famous Casa Azul, a museum dedicated to Frida Kahlo. I absolutely loved the location on Angel Jesus' place. There were several cafés and small restaurants within walking distance, which were perfect for everything from breakfast, a quick coffee, authentic Mexican food, and international fare. There are bus stops nearby, and the Coyoacán metro station is about a 30 minute walk away. It's a short walk to several supermarkets and convenience stores. I was specifically looking for an Airbnb in a quieter area, and this listing was the right choice. If you like exploring on foot, there's a lot to see and do within a 30-40 minute walk from the house, including the Cineteca Nacional, the gorgeous Viveros de Coyoacán park, Centro Cultural Elena Garros, and, of course, the Casa Azul museum. It's also a very short Uber ride from the San Ángel neighborhood.
The house is located within a secure condo community on a peaceful, tree-lined street, and has multiple rooms available (there were several other Airbnb guests staying at the house while I was there). The bathroom is shared between all the guests (I only had to wait for my turn once), and the shower has great water pressure. I should note that though I initially booked the blue "Frida Kahlo" room, I stayed in a different, larger room when I checked in at the house. This was not a problem, as the room I stayed in was spacious and comfortable, with multiple windows and everything I needed. Drinking water and towels were provided.
Angel Jesus is a terrific host, very responsive and easy to get in touch with. He was very accommodating of my delayed arrival (due to rain and Mexico City traffic). I was out of the house for most of my trip, but we did get to speak briefly and he's a really friendly, nice guy. I would absolutely stay here again during my next visit to Mexico City, and recommend this listing to anyone looking for a relaxing place to rest while exploring one of Mexico's most exciting cities.