Rita's place is beautiful, wonderfully decorated, with arched doors, 10 ft ceilings, art and local crafts. It is in Polanco, an incredible neighborhood. It faces a center courtyard, so no street noise. The area is bustling all the time, with wonderful restaurants and cafes. Honestly, we found Casa Portuguesa and ate there nearly every day. Many fine restaurants, bakeries, cafes, and El Moro, with chocolate and churros. A nice grocery store (Sumesa) and a fruit/vegetable market are just out the door. The kitchen was well equipped and we enjoyed eating in several times. So many things are walking distance - parks, museums, the zoo, and the Linea 7 bus to Centro is easy to take. Communications with Rita and Ana were great, and Rita's recommendation for a driver (Roberto) was perfect. He picked us up at the airport and took us straight to the apt, and also drove us to Teotihuacan to meet up with a guide for a great day out. It was a perfect visit (just not long enough)!