We landed almost at midnight and our Uber ride to the AirBnB was scary. Be prepared to see women of the night up and down the blocks. Although the AirBnB has security they are 5’2 ladies. So not sure how much protection they could have really provided. You can’t get into the building without waiting for them to open the doors so waiting outside was scary sometimes - mostly at night. Our first night we had no water. After a long flight we wanted a shower but we’re unable to. Host me Tender was very responsive and had someone the next day to fix the issue. Although we had water, we only had hot water the first 3-4 minutes of our shower then it was gone for another 10. If you waited long enough it came back but I didnt wait in there for 10 mins while I had shampoo in my hair so most of my showers were cold. Its a studio -ish. The room is connect to the living room. The place is very clean and since we were staying for almost two weeks they cleaned in between our stay which was great. Our main concern was the area- it’s a nice building next to not so nice ones so I felt worse knowing we stuck out. Although nothing happened I did carry mace at all times and was super attentive and dressed very very casual in this area. I was hoping for more food places near here but we didn’t like any of the ones on the Main Street which is only a block away. I also got the stomach flu the whole time here so bring medicine or buy Loxcell at a local pharmacy lol just keeping it real. And always carry $5 pesos and toilet paper for the bathroom. Yes, they charge you to use the washroom.