I will try my best to give an honest evaluation of the place as I stayed in this room for two months. The best thing: it is a house, not an apartment haha. It is much more spacious than the average Mexico City flat. The kitchen is the best area, it has all the basics which was very helpful for my longterm stay. The house is on a private street and has two guards with rotating shifts, in this sense it is extra safe, not to mention that Napoles as a neighborhood is chill. It is a quiet neighborhood, away from busier/trendier places like Condesa/Roma, but still very much central. The supermarket and metrobus station are near. There is a nearby tianggui during Sundays! The house is very much alive—what I mean is, in this room at least, you will hear a cistern, heater, or a tank buzzing at the most random moments. The bonus however is that, as opposed to many Mexican apartments that uses the manual water heater, you will get hot water straight from the shower, although the water temperature will fluctuate every minute between hot and cold. From my long stay here, only one or two guests used the shared living area. Shamir works here and his dogs have made it their turf. The dogs are adorable tho (I am not an animal person, but they are cute and I kinda miss them.) Instead, I relax, unwind, and take some sun from the terrace (there are two!). The internet isn't that stable as the room is at the end of the hall and farthest from the router, and many times I had to work at the kitchen. At any given moment, 5 people could be connected to the internet, having two devices each, it is a house after all. Another thing that I loved was that Ana came to the house almost every day to clean everything. Shamir was a wonderful host, very kind, relaxed, and approachable. I already miss the house and would recommend it to anyone who wishes to feel safe and comfortable during their stay in Mexico City. It's a nice house to return to at the end of a tiring day. Muchisimas gracias, Shamir!