This was our first time staying in an Airbnb an we enjoyed it! Much cheaper than a hotel, plus you get the comforts of home and the ability to cook your own meals. Not to mention multiple bedrooms, which is a must if you have a toddler who goes to bed super early (otherwise we eat dinner and sit quietly in a dark hotel room starting at6pm). Plus, it was super close to the event we were attending. 20 min walk to the CENART, 10 min walk from a fabulous, HUGE park with THREE playgrounds (including slides with sides so the littlest ones can go down by themselves!). Lots of convenience stores and taquerías within walking distance. Grocery store (Superama) within about 7 min walking distance from the apartment (and that store has everything you could possibly need for your stay!). Conny was super communicative before, during, and after our stay. She even offered to let us stay an extra night at no charge, but we really needed to get home, so couldn't take her up on it. She went out of her way to make sure we had what we needed for our 19 month old. There is no kitchen table - only a coffee table and a bar with bar stools. However, she got some extra bar stools with higher backs to keep our little guy from falling out, plus a small plastic chair for him to use at the coffee table, and a stroller for us to use around town. (Side note - if you're just going to the grocery store, a convenience store, or a taquería really close by, strollers are great. Go any further, like to the park or the CENART, and you NEED to have a baby carrier because you don't want to haul a stroller up two flights of stairs to cross a pedestrian bridge over the highway! This in no way reflects negatively on Conny's place, just a heads up for any parents that might not be familiar with Mexico City.) Shortly after we arrived, we were unpacking and getting our son's room set up so he could go to bed soon, when I inadvertently locked myself out of his room! Fortunately he wasn't in there, but he could have been! There had been some paper shoved in the place where the door latches, preventing the door from closing all the way. I wanted to keep him out of that room while we were unpacking to keep him from getting into something he shouldn't, so I removed the paper and shut the door, only to realize too late that the door locked! Conny's son arrived maybe 20-30 minutes later and opened it for us - thank you Conny! We decided to shove the paper back in the door so that it wouldn't lock with our son inside, but this meant we couldn't shut the door all the way, which was a little problematic since our son gets into everything. But it all...