We had a great stay here in Mexico City. The hosts always responded to questions very quickly. It felt safe, especially with the front desk and door attended 24 hours a day. Someone met us the first day for check-in to let us in and show us around the apartment. There are two washer/dryer combo machines at the end of the hall, and you can buy tokens for 35 pesos from the front desk downstairs. The apartment was clean and very spacious for two people. Lots of storage for your clothes. We didn't do any cooking, but the kitchen had all of the essentials. The room was relatively quiet, and the king size bed was comfortable. The location was perfect. There is a beautiful park across the street which has music and dancing sometimes in the evenings. The beautiful Palacio de Bellas Artes is next to the park, the National Art Museum is also close, and the Centro a Metropolitan Cathedral are just a few blocks away. There are restaurants and shops nearby. Sanborns, 7-Eleven and Circle K stores are within a block for any snacks and last-minute necessities you may need. We took Uber everywhere. including from the airport The prices vary, but when we arrived Uber from the airport was about 145 pesos, and taxis were 435 pesos. Most of our Uber rides were between 40 to 140 pesos. Again, in general, we felt very safe in the area even at night, however, my phone was pickpocketed during a big parade event, so just be aware of your surroundings, and don't keep valuables in your back pockets. I knew better but put my phone in my back pocket just for a couple of minutes. We do hope to return to Mexico City at some point and would definitely stay here again. If you're traveling back to the U.S. and need PCR or antigen COVID tests, we tried booking appointments online at one of the pharmacies, but it was easier just to go there. You pay at the pharmacy and then go next door to the doctor's office to get tested and for the results. We got antigen tests a couple of days before our flight and waited about 30 minutes total. PCR tests take longer. I think the cost was about 349 pesos each. We went to a Farmacia Ahorro. The host was also able to recommend someone who can schedule come to the apartment to do the testing, but it was more expensive, but for the convenience it may be worth it to you.