We loved our stay here. It's the perfect location to explore the city, and one of the few places we found that was well-suited for a large group. I know others noted an issue with the noise from the restaurant, as 3 of the rooms border the restaurant/courtyard, but our group didn't have a problem with it. In fact, those rooms were very popular because they were full of light and air compared to the other 2. The beds are in a loft space that can be a little difficult to navigate if you're over 6ft tall, but are otherwise very comfortable.
When we weren't out and about, we found ourselves on the private terrace, which is a gorgeous rooftop. We had an extra unused room, which I thought we'd hang out in a bit, but the rooftop was too nice and that's where we spent our free time. We paid an extra fee to have access to the jacuzzi the whole time we were there, too. Being located in the same building as Huset was another great advantage because 1) we had a large group meal there that was absolutely delicious, and 2) we were able to get drinks from the bar and bring them up to the terrace. Starting the morning with Panaderia Rosetta's pastries and ending the night with Huset's cocktails was idyllic.
The manager, Aline, was helpful and responsive, as was the housekeeper, who stopped by every day except Sunday to keep the rooms clean and refresh our towels and toiletries. There were a few minor bumps, like some tv remotes didn't work because they were out of batteries, the bathroom lights were occasionally wonky, and there was a bit of confusion with one of our friends dropping off their bags prior to checking in, but nothing significant at all. If we had any real problems I would've raised them and I'm sure they would've remediated them. We wish we had more time to spend in Mexico City, and we'd stay in this spot again in a heartbeat.