I stayed at this Airbnb for 11 nights and it truly was a treat. Such a convenient location near El Palacio de Bellas Artes, El Zócalo, shopping and more. Beware that because of this it gets noisy. You can hear people out very late and up very early so if you are a light sleeper certainly take this into account as I did not. There was one day where the street adjacent to the Airbnb (Doceles) was having a manifestation and streets were crowded as early as 4am and catching an Uber meant walking a distance to a location where streets weren’t closed. Again, I think it was just my luck that I happened to stay here during one of these occasions.
The Airbnb is right of the coffee shop. There is a call box where you have to let concierge let you in each time you enter. I personally really liked this safety feature.
The Airbnb has a lot of beautiful natural light, great water pressure and a very comfortable bed. Also a great sound system for music.
Some of the cons include ants. My friend and I were hardly leaving any food out but the moment any crumb was left they would be all over it. I also wish I would’ve been given more toilet paper, Clorox wipes, basic necessities like more towels than just 2 or sheets, given my length of stay — I’m sure the host would’ve provided this to me if asked.
The host was really responsive - luckily we didn’t need her much but when I did reach out about the ants she offered to take a look. I let it pass as I didn’t want anyone in the apt while I wasn’t there and we weren’t home most daylight hours. We solved the problem by cleaning every time they did appear.
The host also let me check out later than my original time on my last day given a need I had and this was really helpful. The front desk also kept my luggage for an additional time as I ran to find a lunch.
Overall, it was a good value for the amount I payed.