Pros:
- good wifi
- safe residential neighborhood, fairly close to touristy areas of CDMX and public transit
- reasonably priced
Cons
- quite small, best for 1 person
- poorly lit; very dark even in the middle of the day
- very uncomfortable couch (seems like an old Ikea futon?)
- shower doesn't stay hot for very long and the pressure is low
- check-in was difficult and stressful. we arrived as someone else was leaving and followed them into the lobby, but the lobby door automatically locks when it shuts and the lockbox was on the exterior of the building, so we immediately got locked into the lobby. it was after midnight and we didn't have Paola's phone number. eventually, someone left the building and we followed them outside, but opening the lockbox was still a bit of a saga. we'd downloaded Paola's check-in instructions a few days before, but she had changed the lockbox code since then. I didn't have good signal in the building and don't check my airbnb messages that often, so I missed the updated code. finally, once we figured out what happened and managed to open the lockbox, the actual locks were quite difficult to operate. it probably took us 20-30 (stressful!) minutes to actually gain access to the apartment.
I would recommend this place if you're 1) a single person, who 2) just needs a reasonably priced bed in a safe neighborhood, and 3) you don't mind dealing with some check-in hiccups (i.e, you're arriving during the day and don't have anywhere urgent to be after landing.)