I stayed in Veronica’s apartment for the month of February. A month is a long time in a place, and you get to know all of its features and quirks. Veronica’s place is very charming, it has wood flooring, lots of plants, and tons of windows. The internet is fairly good, although it can cut in and out, requiring you to restart the modem (not a huge deal). I do work remotely, and I spent a certain amount of my time working remotely from the apartment. There’s a local family that makes furniture in the courtyard directly below the apartment, and their power tools are loud, but if you shut the windows, it seems to cut most of the noise. They stopped working around 5/6pm, so it was never an issue at night. The bed was very comfortable, and a housekeeper came once a week to clean the apartment and do laundry, which is fantastic. I did have some challenges with the apartment, specifically: the building lacks insulation, so I could hear the neighbors living on the roof. I had to sleep with earplugs, which wasn’t the end of the world, but something to consider. Additionally, the apartment did not have water for an afternoon, and there was a prevalence of ants. I used Raid, and it seemed to clear up most of the problem. On the whole, my experience was good—the apartment is very close to La Condesa, about an 8 minute walk to Parque Mexico.