The Flat at “La Casa” was a fantastic place to stay for my final week in CDMX. Check-in was simple, and Lulu was a fantastic help. I didn’t really need anything extra, but it seemed like it would’ve been quite simple to contact Alejandro if I needed to.
The Flat itself is quite spacious, and was presented tidy upon check-in. The water filtration system worked great, and I had no stomach issues.😊 Please note: there is no microwave or oven, but there are plenty of pots and pans, a stove, toaster oven, and full size refrigerator/freezer. There is a very large workspace if you are working remotely.
The private, gated, covered patio was a nice place to take in the summer weather—sun and rain—without getting a sunburn or wet. As people have mentioned, there is one panel of the sliding glass “entrance” door that does not have blinds—so anyone on the shared roof space can see into the flat, but there were rarely people on the roof so it wasn’t really a problem. I am not terribly modest, but they might consider adding a last set of blinds or a curtain for those that value extra privacy.
The best part of staying at La Casa was meeting new people from all over the world that were staying in La Casa below, and the shared space is cute and kept very clean. The Flat provides the privacy and luxury of a personal apartment, with the social advantages of a hostel.
All in all, a fantastic stay. I’d highly recommend it to a solo traveler, couple, or even small family. Thanks Alejandro, Lulu, and la familia de “La Casa!”