My boyfriend and I did an extended stay (1.5 months) at Chente's apartment while working remotely. The photos and price are what drew us to this place of the many choices on AirBnB. The apartment is just as beautiful in real life - the artwork and plants make the place stand out, and really feel like a home. It's probably better decorated than our own home. Also, the apartment is actually bigger than the photos show! Since we were both working, one requirement was to have a door separating two offices - this fit the bill. We set up one office was in the living room (with the comfy ergonomic chair), and another office in the bedroom (we ended up getting a cheap desk from office max - we tried working at the kitchen table, but couldn't get enough signal in there.) Oh, did I mention the plants!? Like many others, we picked up a plant hobby over the pandemic, so having so many plants in the apartment was wonderful - palms, snake plants, pothos, and more! The TV and sound system are also legit! We watched Coco just before Dia de los Muertos. Chente is super responsive, and Arturo is is great too - he let us into the building, and helped fix a dripping shower really quickly. The day after we arrived there was a giant earthquake - Chente checked in with us to make sure we were alright. We used the "bread maker" i.e. toaster oven occasionally, and cooked some meals in the kitchen. The only thing is that the apartment faces large busy street that can get noisy - so definitely bring earplugs for sleeping if you're a light sleeper! Other than that, the location is pretty great - cafes, restaurants walking distance; two OXXO's within a block - key for lugging drinking water and Electrolit; we found a gym close by; Walmart has a great variety of fresh fruits/veggies; taco stands; there's laundry close by as well. Gracias, Chente and Arturo! Hasta la promixa!