Great place to stay! This stay puts you right in the heart of one of the hippest (albeit pricey) neighborhoods of Mexico City. My girlfriend and I stayed her for little over a week and it suited our needs perfectly. If there was something wrong, the hospitality manager (Marco) will communicate and fix the issue promptly. For example, the television was malfunctioning to the point where we couldn’t watch it. We alerted Marco to the situation. He came over took a look at it and came up with the solution to buy a new tv all within a day and a half which impressed me.
With response to reviews I read about this AirBnB:
Personally, I felt that the kitchen was more than enough to be a good station to make at-home meals. I can see what people mean when they say the sink is very deep but we didn’t find it to be an issue.
Street noise is a factor because it’s literally on the first floor. I found it to be more confusing to hear so many noises within the building itself though. It’s bound to happen in an old apartment building. Sometimes, though, I would get confused as to whether the sounds were coming from the building or within the apartment.
There are small “incomodidades” (for example, the towel hanger in the bathroom doesn’t work) but, honestly, the place is pretty much perfect for a long-term stay of two people.
For the people keyword searching “hot water” in the reviews like I was, all you have to do is make sure the boiler in the kitchen is set to “caliente.” Then, turn the left knob (when facing the shower) all the way. Wait 3 minutes. Adjust with the right knob in small increments when you need cooler shower water.