The listing was misleading. It was advertised as a private space, and the wording of the listing implied that it is a small apartment. The reality is that it is a laundry room with two bedrooms and a bathroom.
The "kitchen" was a two burner stove, and we had to wash our dishes in a laundry sink- a fact that was conveniently left out of the listing.
Additionally, there were people coming in and out of our space frequently.
I told the host I was coming with a friend (not a partner, hence we would need both bedrooms), yet the secondary host acted taken aback when she saw there were two people. My roommate's sheets were dirty and the home owners had their personal property in our space (Christmas decorations, clothing, and exercise equipment)!
We didn't have internet the first week we were there, and the hosts were totally unapologetic about it. They acted like they were doing us a favor by providing an amenity that was promised in the listing. The secondary host was also annoyed when she found out that I was working from home (as an English teacher).
The secondary host also alleged that the people before us were police officers who paid $15,000 MXN for the space. That would be two thirds of their combined income. There is no way. Either the secondary host was lying or the guys who allegedly paid that much are some combination of dumb and wasteful.
Last but not least: I left my room cleaner than when I found it when I arrived.
I swept, mopped, dusted, and stripped the bed. I sent photos to the primary host as proof, yet the secondary host complalined about how I left the room to my friend. I am confident it was her passive aggressive way of finding a way to make me look bad.
The long and short of it is this: If you want to pay a lot of money to live in a laundry room with petty hosts, this is the perfect place for you.