I stayed here for about 6 weeks and would gladly stay longer. In fact I’m already planning my next visit. Overall it's a fantastic place to stay for a couple or solo traveler, and especially for slow travelers.
Pros:
- Staff: The stars of this show are the staff. Friendly and attentive, they work tirelessly to keep the place clean and comfortable. Someone is available 24/7 if needed.
- Location: The location is great. There are a lot of restaurants, bars, stores, and carts nearby to serve just about any need you have. The gate to Bosque de Chapultepec is less than a 10 minute walk away. And for visiting other parts of the city, the metro station is half a block away and a metrobus station is about 10 minutes or so away, though you can also access that via a short metro ride.
- Internet: The connection is fast and stable. I never had any trouble with streaming, video calls, or any other high bandwidth needs. Each room has its own hotspot to the wired network which is great because that is typically the bottleneck in a network.
- Cleanliness: The staff here works tirelessly to keep the entire house very clean. Even the spaces that are not used often get a deep cleaning almost every day. Decide to cook a meal in the kitchen? They take care of the cleanup for you.
- Water: The water pressure is far and away the best of any place I’ve ever stayed in Mexico, and one of the top anywhere. And the water is HOT. There is also drinking water available in a couple of places in the house at all times.
- Laundry: Access to a washer and dryer is something you don’t get with a lot of AirBnb listings, so it’s been great to have that here.
Cons:
- Noise: The biggest downside here is the noise. Adjacent to a busy road, the place can be noisy. Also since this is an active, vibrant neighborhood, there can also occasionally be noise from nearby places (usually music).
- Power Outlets; They’re not always available where you need or want them. In particular not all rooms have ready access near the workspace.