Pros: There's a pedestrian bridge basically right outside that you can use to cross the highway and make your way to Reforma. It's a 15-20 minute walk. I loved how far away yet close enough I was to the hussle and bustle. I didn't cook at all because I was lazy but it comes with kitchen supplies like pots and pans, though minimal you could definitely cook for yourself. I reccomend this super cute cocinita if you want a 3 course lunch for $75 pesos plus tip. Place is called La liguilla and it's a 10 minute if that straightshot walk.
The apartment itself if small and is more for 1-2 people. it's a tight fit but it does the job. I worked remote from the kitchen table without issues.
There's an OXXO, pharmacy and fruit/veggie stores conveniently pretty much surrounding the area.
Cons: The living room light was blown out, and in this apartment you don't get too much natural light from the frosted windows so at night you need all the light you can get.
The TV is fine, but only Netflix works. The listing says there's cable but the channels didn't work for me. I survived fine as I wasn't there to watch tv and had my laptop but if this matters to you there's the info!
The white ledge if you put food on it beware there was these tiny little ants when I first put food there. Could come from the window but I couldn't find the culprit.
OVERALL: I enjoyed my two weeks here, it was midtier pricing when I got it as I wanted to be able to explore Mexico City and work remote. I would recommend single or 2 people staying here as it's a tight but doable fit. The hosts are very responsive which I appreciated and they were very flexible with check in as I arrived very late/early in the morning. Thank you!