Beautiful space in a great neighborhood. The apartment was exactly as photoed, very clean, modern and comfortable. The building itself is an interesting rehab of an old 1920's brownstone with original brick walls, brick arched ceilings (very cool), hard wood floors and modern raw steel and sliding doors. The kitchen was well equipped, but with so many amazing eateries nearby-we barely used it. The living space and balcony were also very nice...we basically had a siesta on the futon every day watching South Park in Spanish. The upstairs space was well-situated with raw steel bookcases, a desk area, king-size comfy bed, plenty of storage and bathroom. The ceilings are a bit lower than standard (which wasn't an issue for us), but something to consider if you are 7ft tall. The bathroom is also a bit narrow...but well-laid out and the shower is a decent size.

Rodrigo was also very pleasant. He checked in via airbnb/email almost daily to make sure we had all we needed. Since it was warm and rainy in the early evenings while we where there, the mosquitos were a bit annoying at night, but Rodrigo made sure to get us extra repellent plugins.

The first floor of the building has a wonderful Italian restaurant (with amazing cocktails) as well as a cafe/bakery (where we pretty much stopped every morning). The security was also pretty tight. There was always a doorman on duty and 2 security gates to get into the building. We had a little issue figuring out how to lock the sliding unit door...the lock is at the bottom of the door and a bit tricky.

There's a beautiful old building next door that's also being rehabbed. It was pretty interesting to see the progress each day. The noise didn't bother us since we where out and about every day.

The neighborhood was perfect...the space is located between Zona Rosa and Colonial Roma. There was a great mix of street food, trendy bars and restaurants, parks, historical spots and wonderful architecture. We walked or took the train everywhere. It's super close the the Insurgientes stop on the #1 line metro line. It is also within walking distance of the Arena Mexico (we had to check out the Luchadores).

Overall, we loved our stay and would definitely recommend.