Location is great!
Studio is small and basic - a sofa/bed, kitchenette, small bathroom, desk space doubling up as TV stand and little closet to hang clothes. It’s functional - not somewhere you could entertain but fine as an affordable crash pad to explore CDMX. Bathroom is small and shower wasn’t very powerful.
They’ve put in 2 Internet lines for resiliency. I was working quite a lot from the studio so it was good to have 2 lines. I had issues one day and Luis was very responsive - dropping off a new modem for me very early in the morning and doing everything he could to make sure both lines were up and running.
I got confused with the check in instructions but basically there’s a lock box outside the building where you can pick up and leave the key. This was described as a ‘padlock’ which caused the confusion - there’s also a padlock on the door which has nothing to do with how you enter the building. The local people there were really nice and helped me figure that all out.
I had an issue that the little stool in my room broke and Luis immediately replaced this with a chair. I appreciated the quick resolution so I could keep working.
The rooftop is cute - it should be noted it’s shared with several other residents. I struggled a little because there’s no Intercom so when I had food deliveries I had to go downstairs to pick them up. The delivery drivers also got confused there was no option to buzz my flat number which I had given them for the delivery address.
Ideally it would have been great to have a cleaning kit for a longer term stay so I could clean without having to buy everything. I’m putting this suggestion to everywhere I stay longer in Mexico City as it’s not a standard.
Overall - not bad for value, very good location and responsive host