Great location relative to many of the places a tourist may want to visit by foot, subway/metro, or uber/taxi. The place itself is interesting --- a hostel with many units from ground to third floor, with interior decor that matches most airbnb aesthetics. A cool rooftop with a panoramic view of parts of the city. Filtered drinking water is included. Abraham and Chavo are very responsive to questions and coordination.
Since this is a hostel, your experience largely depend on the other guests.
I stayed on room 2 that shares a common bathroom with 2 other rooms on the second floor. The guests on one of the rooms had the habit of knocking on the bathroom door even when I just got in. It was not the ideal experience when you barely just sat down to do your business.
The room where I stayed in is basic and alright, good for 1-2 nights, but I think this could be a bit cheaper than advertised (around 20US$ upon booking) relative to the amenities.
Location can be a bit 'sketchy' at night, with many of the streets around the neighborhood not fully lit or not lit at all. I almost got mugged by a man on the streets asking me for money and threatening to shoot me back on my way back to the hostel on foot around 11 pm and ended up taking uber even if I was 5 minute walking distance away.
I stayed here until Sept 19, checked out early in the morning and was able to skip the earthquake that afternoon. Just thinking about the lay out of the hostel on a strong earthquake I think the place could use some printed/posted information for future guests on safety evacuation.
Overall, I enjoyed meeting Chavo, walking around the neighborhood in the day, and the relative location of this place.