Small but good room in a nice neighborhood. Everything felt very safe around the area, even late at night. Good connections via metro at Patriotismo, 10min walk, or metro bus at Nuevo León, 15 min. Can walk to Condesa in 15-20 if you want to hang with the hipsters. Building is noisy with people living their lives, children yelling and sometimes loud gatherings into the night. But this is real LatAm living, I prefer it to a stuffy corporate apartment. Earplugs if you need them are recommended. Apartment is on the small side, but is nicely appointed, so mostly feels cozy, rather than cramped. The exception is the kitchen, which is quite cramped. But it's serviceable, and you are not in mexico city to cook are you? I hope not because there is plenty of good food around: Tlacoyos from the woman and her mom (I assume) in front of Peluquería La Imperial; comida corrida at La Jarochita, Massare, Cocina las Cazuelas, or one of the stalls in the market. Tacos: Pastor from Taquería La Brisa, Suadero from Taquería El Paisa stand across the street from the restaurant nights, or inside for Birria. Best tacos in the city I found were Tacos "El Betin" in San Rafael btw, both Pastor and Suadero were great, and everyone there was enjoying, so I'm sure all is good.