Adriana’s home is centrally located- just steps away from lots of public monuments and attractions as well as close to restaurants and cool neighborhoods like Roma.
The views from her place are breathtaking and you could just stare out the window onto Paseo de la Reforma and watch the action. Each Sunday Reforma closes down to most traffic to allow pedestrians and bicyclists an opportunity to travel through this main road. We also had the opportunity to catch several rallies/protests pass by the place- we really felt like we were experiencing something special.
The gym and pool were easily accessible. The gym also looks out onto Reforma, so you don’t need to turn on the TV!
The doormen were a real treat as they helped us each day. One mention, one of Adriana’s keys didn’t work (she is aware of the issue), so the doormen helped us get to our floor. Hey also helped with cabs, our luggage, and were very accommodating.
Adriana’s communication wasn’t ideal, so we didn’t feel warmly welcomed. Especially after we arrived and the housekeeper was there for several hours and the towels were wet, draped over furniture to dry. If anything, the lack of communication was the negative part of this Airbnb experience.
We visited three Airbnbs while in CDMX spanning over a one month period with two small children. This space was good for kids - just watch them around the windows. The space provided a lot of light and was a real special spot to stay in.