First the good:
Nice large comfortable beds, clean apartment. Good wifi signal. Lots of TV channels.
Then the bad:
This is an Airbnb business, based in an apartment building that evicted 50+ residents to make way for these rooms (I found out that a friend of a friend used to live there). This was never meant to be the idea of Airbnb, and is what gives Airbnb a bad name. I didn't feel so great about staying there after learning the previous tenants had been forced to leave.
Upon arrival I was asked to sign a 2 page legal document in Spanish in order to receive my room key. I asked for an English version but none were available. From what I could understand, the document specified a number of fines or extra costs - eg $300MX for a late checkout. This is not legal practice. Airbnb has it's own terms and conditions and I'm pretty sure HOMi cannot create another legal layer on top of Airbnb's. None of these clauses / rules were mentioned in HOMi's advert. Basically - you sign or you don't get to stay.
I could only get the hot water in the shower to work for 1 minute before the boiler would switch off and the water would go cold. Not sure if this was to save money, or there was a problem. They did send a repairman twice - who appeared quickly, but he left soon as the water went hot, without testing further.
Finally, I asked HOMI representative to order me a Taxi to the airport the day before I left. They said they could help, but then when I asked for confirmation (a second time) 15 minutes before it was time to go, they said "we are totally independent from the taxi company", which translates as "good luck buddy, you're on your own".
I've staying in dozens of Airbnb's, but none quite as bad as this. I doubt I'll be back again.