This 2-bedroom apartment is an outstanding value—it is well located, stylishly furnished, has comfortable beds (the King in the primary bedroom is gigantic!), and black out shades. Ancana is very responsive in communicating, and the 2 bathrooms are definitely a plus! It is in a newly renovated building with a 24-hour doorman, the apartment and furnishings are new, and there is a washing machine. The location is prime, in the heart of Roma Norte, just a couple of blocks from Paseo de la Reforma and Zona Rosa, with lots of cafes and bars. Cicatriz, a very hip and popular café and bar, is only half a block away. (Disclosure: our children own it!) The only negative is that the window in the primary bedroom is directly above an adjacent apartment’s patio, and the sounds, when she/he has friends over, and the window is open, are VERY loud. I would describe it as a relatively tame get-together but the sounds drift into the bedroom as if the party is in the room! This happened only twice on the weekend, during our one-week stay, but did go on until about midnight. Fortunately, there were only two of us, so we slept in the second bedroom on those nights. But a pair of earplugs would solve that problem. There is no air conditioning or heat, but many folks coming to CDMX for the first time don’t realize you don’t need them, as the climate is almost always perfect (the city is at 7,400 ft. elevation so it is relatively cool and dry—nothing like the tropical climate along the coastal areas.) There are no screens on the windows, which is very typical of Mexico City, so an occasional mosquito can be an annoyance. We’ve stayed in a lot of airbnbs in CDMX, and this was one of the nicest and most comfortable. The value for your money is excellent. I highly recommend it.