The Condesa neighborhood is very quiet and has lots of restaurants and bars. Check out T’laca for stellar vegetarian. Ubers arrive within 2 minutes.
The apartment is up 64 steps ( we counted!) which might be a deterrent for some. The apartment is really one room, with a bookcase and plants separating the bedroom area from the living. There’s a tiny kitchen with a coffee maker and a water filter. There’s a great space for clothing. The bathroom is small but adequate. Only irritation is that the door is marble, as is the floor: the door is so heavy, it’s a struggle to close it and not possible to close it completely.
The bed is comfortable. The windows have shades, although street light still comes through at night. The room doesn’t get very dark.
There’s a charming patio right outside the living area. It can be both a pleasure but also irritating because everyone in the building shares it, so people come and go and peer into your living room and bedroom as they walk by. You can pull down the shades!
Great cross breezes, too.
We enjoyed our stay.