We were looking for a unit for our visit to Mexico City with my parents. We found this unit and it looked perfect. In a safe part of town, allows pets, parking on site, good reviews. We booked the unit early and the host contacted us the next day to confirm our dates and welcome our stay. In this review I will explain the good and the not so good. The unit is in a nice part of town, so we felt safe during our stay. Unit is large and easily fits 4 people and pets. The living room has a futon and if you use air mattresses you can fit more. There was a large table in the living room that wasn't in the pictures. One of the wall pictures was sitting on the floor, it looked like it fell off the wall. The beds and toilets were clean, however the floors were dirty with dust and hair. We found a couple of long black hairs under the bed sheets in the queen bed and in the shower and bathroom floor. The kitchen was mostly clean, but there was something all over the windows, as if a gallon of milk exploded and no one cleaned it. There were old buckets and mops in the corner which may make the kitchen look dirtier than it was. There was no drinking water in the unit, but there is a 24/7 Soriana market within a 5 min walk. The listing stated all new kitchen appliances but the coffee maker does not work and the toaster oven didn't have a tray so we couldn't use it unless we put the food straight on the heating cylinders. It was noisier than what we expected, based on reviews and description, but it's not the host's fault for the parties next door. We were never greeted by anyone when we arrived to be given a run down on how things work. We saw the hot water was pointed at "caliente" so we assumed it was on. A freezing shower later we realized it's not on, and eventually figured out how it works, but a heads up or an explanation on things would have been nice. The doorman didn't know we were coming. Parking stated "on premises" which it was downstairs under the building but we didn't know that we had to leave the keys with the doorman. There were 3 different doormen on different shifts, none of which knew which house we would be staying in. we left our keys with the first doorman but when we came to get them to leave a few days later, it was someone new and we just said it was a Toyota key and he got them. Anyone can come and take a car from this lot, especially when we would come back in the middle of the night and no one would ask who we were or where we were going. Not to mention someone wrote on our...