I'm going to be honest about my stay here.
Pros:
- Isabel is a good host. She responds quickly and is attentive.
- There's a washer and dryer in unit -- BYODetergent.
Cons: Overall, I'd give this place a 3/5 stars. There were a lot of different issues we had while staying.
- The unit is not NEARLY as large and spacious as it looks in the pictures. The master bedroom is big, but for three people, it's tight.
- The building is a mixed office/residential, so the view out of the windows is into a cement courtyard with a bunch of other buildings surrounding it. So basically, you're looking directly into the homes or offices of people. Aka no privacy unless you put the shades down.
- The unit then also gets very dark because of the shades are down.
- They're not flexible really about anything with the reservation. They didn't let us change the dates after booking and they kicked us out RIGHT at 11am. On the dot!
- They left us with *1* roll of toilet paper per bathroom. Needless to say, they were both empty before the stay was up causing issues.
- There were an additional like $150 in fees that I didn't realize were a part of the booking, which made the stay even more disappointing. There's ALL of these issues AND I'm paying $100/night? Ridiculous.
- The front door locks randomly at night so luckily I had roommates who could open it for me from the inside, or I would've been locked out.
- There's a front desk guard...who can't do anything for you. To get in and out you need to use a key card. When I arrived at 1am, I needed to wait for my friend to come down and get me on the street. Not the vibe.
- The unit is an investment property, NOT a home, by ANY means. So it lacks warmth and really any conveniences because God forbid the owner (not Isabel the host) has to spend a $ more on anything to really make the place special.
Overall, not worth it. The unit lacks the charm you often find in Mexico City and for $100/night, you can find better accommodations.