The apartment is a second floor corner unit with one side facing the street and the other facing a small park. The living area is at the corner and the street-facing bedroom in the middle of the building. The bathroom (shower, tub, sinks) opens to the bedroom with no door separating the two. Not having a door here is a negative for me, but both spaces are of good size and proportion. There is a separate powder room off the apartment entrance.
The building appears to consist of multiple short-term rental units and there is a doorman to assist you (let you in the building). From a communication/personnel aspect, everything was flawless. (It sounds like daily housekeeping is standard but we requested not to have that during pandemic concern.)
The bed was truly comfortable. Curtains in bedroom block out light well. Shower was very nice (rainfall shower head only). TV system was quick with multiple options for streaming. (Wished the sofa were more of a traditional upholstered type for lounging.)
The building itself was quiet. I don’t believe there are any up, down or side neighbors so you are pretty well protected. There was a drunk-singing party at one of the buildings down the street one night that got me up at 2 am, but hard to say if this is a common occurrence. Traffic noise should be minimal here on any given night.
Overall this is a great place. It is very spacious with great light. You get a feel for living in a period building with all the modern conveniences and on-point decor. I loved being up at tree canopy level. It seems like most CDMX Airbnb’s in period buildings don’t have AC and I knew that this one didn’t going in. Although the apartment wasn’t extremely warm during our July visit, and the provided fan was helpful, having AC at night would have made this stay world class.