The apartment is nice and the management is efficient. The location is great for visiting Mexico City for a few days. It's in the center of everything and you can walk to many places (I've lived in Mexico City for four years and can't think of a better area for a short stay to explore the city). That said, the property listing should come with a warning about the noise and smell from the two bars located beneath on the ground floor. If you intend to be out till 1:00 or 2:00 am every night, they probably won't bother you. If you intend to be in the apartment at anytime between 8:00 pm and 2:00 am (for any reason, sleeping, eating, working, watching Netflix), I would avoid this place. First there is the "music." To get a proper idea, imagine the tenant on the floor below feverishly beating his ceiling with a sledge hammer for 6 hours. Added to that are the patrons who invariably scream like someone being dragged alive under a bus. And when the bars close, that doesn't necessarily stop them. Afterwards they tend to gather in the street directly below the apartment and shriek incomprehensible nonsense in each other's faces for an additional 45 minutes or so. I've lived in Mexico City for years and other large cities. I understand trendy areas can be loud (traffic, bars etc). This is noise that prevents doing anything else at all in the evening for lack of being able to hear your own thoughts. And there's also the persistent smell of stale french fries and ash trays that only gets worse if you close the windows. You have a choice, leave the windows open for fresh air and get the freakish ruckus from the morons below twice as strong. Or close them, dull the noise a bit and smell stale french fries. I rarely leave negative reviews and admittedly the noise and stench are not the owners' fault directly. Just be warned. If you plan to stay out late, it probably won't bother.