Pablo's studio is as nice as the pictures, a clean, minimalist space that's a good, comfortable place to be. It's private, adjoining the house but at the end of the property with its entrance inside a small glade-like area in the garden that the large window looks out on. Pablo is on the ball and responsive to your needs, and takes the time to orient you to the area and Mexico City generally. One possible downside, visible in the pictures, is the staircase to the bedroom; there is no banister or safety rail, which could be a problem for some people. The neighborhood is a nice residential area, definitely not as much going on as in, e.g., Condesa/Roma, but with easy access other areas via subway (200 yards from front door) or Uber. I particularly enjoyed a little crepes place on the way to Parques Hundido, and on Sunday had some of the best street food of my visit at a food stand on the corner a block north of the studio. I'm not even sure what exactly it was, but it tasted great.