Ricardo's apartment is an excellent location on Avenida Álvaro Obregón: Parque España is within sight from the front gate, Plaza Madrid is two blocks away, and Avenida Amsterdam is behind the building. Sumesa (a grocery store) and Pastelería Suiza are across the street, Palacio de Hierro (an upscale mall) is a block away, and the famous Taquería Orinoco is 20 yards away. Avenida Álvaro Obregón is replete with cafes, shops, restaurants, and pubs. For those who like to walk, Centro, the Bosque de Chapultepec, and Paseo de la Reforma are easy destinations. If Roma Norte and La Condesa are your favorite spots, Ricardo's place is right in the middle of it all. On the inside, you will find a spacious second floor apartment with two full bathrooms, two bedrooms, plenty of closet space, a dining room, a small but complete kitchen, a washer/dryer combo, and remarkably comfortable living room furniture--I personally appreciated the 1970s Archie Bunker decor. This is not your typical AirBnB lodging. There is a certain Gotham City aspect to the building's interior; however most (if not all) of your neighbors will be Mexican nationals, which gives the place an infinitely more authentic vibe. I enjoyed that part immensely--I never want to feel like I am staying in some soulless, anodyne American hotel. Although the area is very busy, the apartment is quiet day and night. There is no elevator, but Ricardo was gracious enough to help me with my bags. Communication was excellent, and the check-in/check-out processes were effortless. I would have no problem staying there again.