While in a great part of the city, there are better comparable options. We had a variety of frustrations during our stay. Firstly, the check in process is challenging - you do not have a key and require the doorman to let you in. While there is one on duty 24 hours a day, they are not always routinely there to quickly let you in - this is annoying and disrupts the flow of the day. Critically, the wifi did NOT work for the first two days of our three day stay. Absolutely unacceptable. While a coffee machine was provided, there was no coffee - rendering the device useless. Next, and most outrageous, there was excessive, raucous partying below our unit in the open air courtyard. Excessive music, noise, and cigarette smell radiated the entire building from midnight until 10:00 am making sleep near impossible. Earplugs were provided to accommodate (meaning this outrageous partying was understood to happen) but this is a ridiculous attempt to cover up a glaring issue. Secondly, we were not provided nearly enough toilet paper. 4 rolls for 4 people for 3 nights was not close to enough and we were told to go buy more. This would be fine had enough been stocked or we used excessive amount but we were told that “the cleaning service forgot to leave them” and to get our own (not an activity we want to complete while on vacation). Next, there were three power surges/power outages during our stay. Thankfully none of our devices are damaged that we know of but it was frightening and inconvenient for everything to randomly shut off. Lastly, the temperature was not ideal - the fans were helpful but it was warm and since the balcony lacked a screen, when we left it opened we were bombarded by insects and raging party noises. Not ideal. Next time in Mexico City, we will opt for an alternative location.