Previous guests have written about the apartment. My preference is to describe the neighborhood.
Alameda Park, just around the corner, was wonderful. My wife did her 5 miles daily walk during the 29 days of our stay. On one end of the park is Bella Arte, one of Mexico's premier buildings. We went for an art exhibit featuring a renowned Russian painter. This European style building is also the home of the famous Ballet Folklorico de Mexico. Sundays, Avenida Juarez is closed to motorized traffic. The streets are turned over to walkers, skaters and bicyclists. The park is packed with families strolling. Monday to Thursday, there is a stop post about 100 meters from the main entrance for the local equivalent of Hop On, Hop Off buses.
Lots of restaurants ranging from Mexican food stalls to most of the American franchises. Chinatown is located about 3 blocks away. There are many convenience stores in the neighborhood. The only issue for us is the nearest supermarket is a little far.
If you want a taxi, there is a stand very close to the entrance. One of the drivers speaks conversational English. He would translate to make sure your driver understood where you wanted to go. We used him for our out-of-town trips.