Hector's Airbnb comes pretty much as advertised with two clean and comfortable beds and a warm shower. Our favorite part of staying here was that it was an incredibly spacious apartment; all of our belongings fit nicely into our rooms, but there was also several side-rooms which you could use to set up computers or to relax, as well as a large area downstairs with a table, chairs, couch, and ping-pong table (!) that we played cards in during our vacation downtime.
The place is also bedecked with art and sculpture from Hector's studio, which gave the place an interesting stylistic touch. The art itself is cool to look at and a little macabre--Hector asked if we thought it was scary.
It's also a pretty central location and we could get to Chapultapec park on foot easily. Nearby the apartment is a little market with some delicious taco stands.
The one thing to consider is that the apartment does not include a kitchen or fridge, so if you're staying here plan to eat out, which should be no problem because street food in Mexico City is so cheap.
Overall, this was a great, affordable place to stay.