We stayed in Laura's flat for 2 months while we were waiting to move into a home of our own in Mexico City. It was a mixed experience, much lower than our expectations, based on reviews here. You should know that although the home is used solely as a rental, staying here is like staying in the home of a persnickety elderly relative and not like renting a furnished apartment. On arrival you are presented with a list of rules - no one can visit you, don't let your suitcase wheels touch the floor etc. There are post-it notes all over the flat ordering you to clean your food out of the fridge, empty the garbage, don't put a pot here, don't forget to water this plant. It's far from welcoming. Our major problem was the noise. The apartment has INCREDIBLY loud neighbours. They have yelling fights at 3 am, their children scream continuously, they work out with weights or move furniture (we couldn't tell what it was) at 2 am, walk up and down the hall above in heavy footwear all night - the place is a disaster for sleeping. There is an elevator shaft right through one bedroom that makes an unearthly noise - it's basically useless for sleeping - and so is the master bedroom, with the insanely noisy neighbours. When we mentioned this to Laura, after several sleepless nights, she replied, well, yes, the neighbours are very noisy, many people complain. So that was unpleasant. We spent some nights on the couch, but it didn't help much. Laura responded quickly to some of our problems - wifi cut out twice, there were no dishes or pans to use in the oven when we arrived. And she allowed us to keep our cats in the flat when they arrived earlier than expected, which we appreciated. But she was not a pleasant person to deal with, and after we left the apartment - in extremely good shape, as we always do the AirBnBs we rent - she tried to demand an additional cleaning fee for things like not having emptied crumbs from the toaster. The building itself is dingy, but the location is good, and if you are coming to the city for a few days and mostly planning to be out and about, this might work as an option. I would avoid it at all costs for a longer stay. In terms of value for money, you can do much better.