When we arrived, the unit hadn't been cleaned very well. The lamp shade, for example, was caked in dirt. The floors were in need of sweeping, and the walls were dusty in spots also. There was a broken photo frame hanging on the bathroom wall that had cracked all the way across and had a glass shard hanging out of it. When we arrived, the bathroom drain was so clogged we couldn't shower.
The furniture is cheap and very uncomfortable. The sofa cushions are completely flat, to the point sitting on them feels like sitting on the bare sofa frame. The bed is also not very comfortable. Kitchen is stocked passably, but only has a mini-fridge -- no freezer.
The building is not well-built and the unit isn't in good condition. The foundation has settled to such an extent that the kitchen floor slopes and floorboards are coming loose. The cabinet in the bathroom under the sink is not adequately supported and has begun to collapse in the middle. The building has no sound-proofing whatsoever -- you can hear every noise from the street inside the unit. We could even hear the exact words two men who were arguing on the street at night were saying to each other, with the windows closed. You can hear neighbors' conversations clearly, so they can probably hear everything you do or say, too.
Parking is available on site, but the spaces are so tight that you have to put your car at an exact point in the spot to be able to get out of it at all. If you have anything larger than a sedan, forget about trying to park it on site.
The unit is not far from Chapultepec, which is nice. The Constituyentes Metro station is also nearby. However, the immediate neighborhood isn't lit, has very little foot traffic at night and we didn't feel particularly safe walking it.