The place is brand new (some construction was still going on when we stayed there), centrally located but away from noisy bars or clubs, and the staff was absolutely professional and helpful. It was not too noisy during the day, but at night you could hear the traffic from the street behind (Avenida Chapultepec) even with the balcony doors closed. I used earplugs, which helped with the noise.
Great black out shades, quick elevator, great terrace with superb views of the Reforma Avenue skyline.
The kitchen has the necessary appliances to cook a simple meal, but not the utensils. Other than a couple of pots and pans, a couple of big spoons, spatulas, and eating utensils (forks, spoons, and knives) there was nothing else, not even a cutting knife, can opener, or bottle opener.
There was a sewer smell coming from the bathroom. After two days we figured it was coming from the exhaust vent , which sounds counterintuitive, but I think what happened is the builder connected all the exhaust vents to the same pipe, so we had to keep the fan going all the time to prevent the smell from spreading to the rest of the apartment. The hot water in the shower would go super cold every 60 to 90 seconds, then super hot, then back to normal for another 60 to 90 seconds. On the second day we notified the staff of this but the issue was never resolved for the rest of our stay (1 week). The lighting in the bathroom is very poor. Result of the poor design placing the light sources to the right of the mirror only. Netflix was impossible to use at times because too many people were sharing the service. The kitchen lacks some basic utensils like cutting knives, can opener, bottle opener. It makes it impossible to cook. Otherwise the place was great, particularly the staff.