Originally, my boyfriend and I booked the P3 apartment. However, the water heater was broken and we didn’t have hot water. After contacting Jessica (co-host), she provided us with 2 solutions: wait for a new water heater or move to another apartment (P31) in the complex. I asked to see the other apartment, and it was so much better in terms of size and the fact that we weren’t facing the main street. My review will be 2 parts: one for the P3 apartment (this listing) and for the P31 apartment that we relocated to. In both apartments, there is cleaning personnel that come by daily to provide water and clean the apartment. We did not end up using the laundry room, but there is a rooftop area and a gym on the last floor. The doormen that we met were very nice and very professional.
The P3 apartment is a small studio apartment that faces the street, so there is a bit of noise that you can hear throughout the day. At night, there wasn’t much noise from outside, but instead from the neighbors in apartment 2. We could hear everything they were doing in their bedroom. Besides that, the apartment offered everything you need for a short stay: a kitchenette, internet, a great bathroom, a comfy bed, and a Smart-TV. Overall, it was clean and spacious for a studio apartment.

The other apartment, P31, was much brighter and on the 6th floor compared to the P3 apartment that was on level 1 (not street level—above the lobby). The P31 apartment had a similar theme regarding the artwork and the same furniture. It has 2 balconies, one right off the bedroom and the other right off the living room. The balconies made a difference in the apartment, making it feel open. It has a kitchenette and a similar bathroom. The bed is slightly firm and the pillows were comfy and not too firm. Overall, the apartment felt a lot brighter and was airy.
One sort of downside of the place is the location. If you want to be in a more downtown, walk to restaurants and shops type of neighborhood, then this is not it. Though the apartment is close to the Historic Zone and el Zocalo, the street the building is located on is very busy and it takes a while for taxis to reach it and then get out of that area. Additionally, Tepito and Lagunilla are pretty close by, so walking at night is not advisable— several cab drivers told us not walk at night through the area. It's not dangerous, but it is less gentrified than the neighborhoods Roma, Polanco, and Condesa.