Other reviewers have noted the great location and the nice space. I agree with those comments. I want to add that the apartment (assembled from three hotel rooms, and so with three doors and three corresponding windows) directly overlooks a busy and cobblestoned city street. If a truck hits the cobblestones at the right speed, the floor of the apartment can resonate and vibrate like a drum. The double-glazed windows do shut out most of the noise, for sleeping, but with windows closed the apartment is quite stuffy. AC is not common in Mexico City because it rarely gets too hot, but it would have been nice to have some forced-air ventilation. Or maybe some openings for air on the inside of the building that are not so large that people can come in. Other than this, it's all very nice and very secure in the middle of Centro.