A very pretty apartment! A little gem hidden behind a locked gate. Having a porteria (door person) and a lockable entry hall made us feel very safe. An excellent place to stay for adults, but maybe not great for kids as the bathroom sink taps (charmingly old style) are a bit difficult to use, and the beds are not the kind you jump on!
Host: Patty wasn't on location, but was very accessible. I had lots of questions and she was very quick to reply, with excellent suggestions. Thank you, Patty!
Location: Three blocks from the Angel of Independence on Reforma. Zona Rosa is one block further from there, and all other destinations are an inexpensive Uber ride away.
Noise: Weekends are noisier than weekdays, but we found it to be quiet enough by 11 pm - then again, I wear earplugs on vacations to ensure undisturbed sleep, but I can report that no noise was ever loud enough to penetrate earplugs.
Food: We had great breakfasts at a cheap restaurant about half a block away. Evening restaurants are plentiful too, but note that many are closed on Mondays as this is a Mexican day off. Having dinner in the apartment was a bit of a challenge as pots and pans are limited and there was no salad spinner, strainer, or large bowl, but we managed and even that was fun - a bit like camping dinners.
Temperature: We didn't expect Mexico to be so cold in the winter, so we weren't prepared for cold floor tiles at night. Bring or buy some disposable slippers and you'll actually start enjoying the chill as you climb into the comfortable beds.
TV: All the choices you could want - though mostly Spanish, of course - clear as a bell. TV watching happens from the master bed as there is no couch or lounge area per se. This suited us fine as we cozied up under the covers and watched English Netflix.