Typically for Airbnb's I just use them as a place to sleep and shower. In that way I am an ideal guest because I don't spend much time in my actual airbnb's, I'm typically exploring the place I am visiting. However this was the first time I ever had a negative experience with an Airbnb. There were a few con's but nothing that was too deal breaking until the final one. Firstly I was given notice that we were not gonna have water for a few hours an hour after the water had been shut down by the building. That few hours turned into 2 days. It didn't upset me, I understand things happen and then showered at a friend's place near by. A few days later there was a strong storm and the terrace umbrella blew off the terrace while I wasn't even on the property, it had been open for two days straight and this host decided it was my fault that this random act of God happened. The passive aggressiveness after this point forward was awful. I'm a simple person, I just need a peaceful place to rest. Her energy completely was a burden towards the end of the trip. So if she gives me a bad review because of something that was completely out of my control (the umbrella was already broken FYI) so be it. Another reason I wouldn't recommend this place is you do not have access to the front door. For solo travelers this is EXTREMELY dangerous. One night I came home late night and had to wait for the guard to wake up in order to let me in. Mexico City is a beautiful place but can be unsafe at certain times, and those minutes felt like ages considering I had no where to go. Then the doorman threatened to not let me in if I ever were to come in late again. It was 3:30 AM on a weekend and I was on vacation. I did not realize there was a curfew. I'd say over all I'm sure this is a great spot and I had a stroke of bad luck. But I will most certainly not be returning here. For solo travelers I would avise against this place. If you're with company you should be good.