The apartment is a great value for the part of the city it’s in. Roma Norte is just a few minutes walking, so is condesa. But you’re definitely not paying the price for living in those neighborhoods. Roma sur is still international by all means but not at the same level as Norte/ Condesa. There’s a few good shops nearby, a really nice cafe/bakery at the end of the block, and there’s plenty of street food just a few streets down. Parque Mexico is around 20 minutes walking and I definitely went there a lot more thanks to the proximity. The apartment does lack certain amenities. Only one roll of toilet paper was provided and the host told me I could simply buy them at the oxxo. There’s no potable water. Nor shampoo and soap. There’s is a washing mashing but the dryer doesn’t work so you can either air dry (which is a bit difficult during Mexico’s rainy season) or just go to a nearby laundromat. The room was nice although the chair provided for the desk was somewhat uncomfortable (old iron chair with a pillow as a cushion). I defiantly appreciated how quiet it was, which is something that’s hard to find in Mexico City sometimes. The patio is nice, be wary of the pigeons. I did appreciate having my own fridge. The private bathroom was small but that wasn’t much of an issue when it was only me using it. I would stay here again as the building, apartment, and location are all decent but I do think the hosts could put work on some things. Such as fixing the dryer or providing potable water.