What a lovely place to stay on the edge of Coyoacan. It's located across from the Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones, which is closed for COVID, about a 20 minute walk to the central squares of Jardin Centenario and Hidalgo (if you walk fast!). The neighborhood is very quiet as a result although it is about 2 city blocks from the metro stop General Anaya. Arrival is very easy, Luz will text you frequently to gauge your arrival and to check on you during your stay, arrange for cleaning times etc. She was very responsive to any issues that might arise - for example, I mentioned that the water filter had a leak and she replaced it the very next day. The apartment itself is very unusual, it has steps down into the kitchen and back up into the bathroom, and the ceiling slopes in some unusual places. It was not an issue for me as I am not tall but many people will have to be aware of that. It's not a cookie-cutter kind of place. The bed was very comfortable and was also spacious. My grown daughter was with me for a few days and there was plenty of room for both of us. Many people have mentioned the fountain and the birds in the shared courtyard and it is indeed a magical spot with so many different kind of warblers taking a bath there. There are coffee shops in walking distance or you can make coffee in the apartment. The place is full of Talavera pottery and very interesting artwork, it seemed like I noticed something different every day. On another note - everyone in CDMX wears a mask everywhere and all the (open) businesses check your temp and squirt your hands at the door. Some of them even spray you down with something - no idea what it is. Unlike in the US there is nothing political about any of this, just everyone working together to prevent spread of the virus. Many museums and some parks are closed, and Day of the Dead celebrations were canceled. So if you have been here before just be aware that it will be a completely different experience.