First of all, this is a good place, and you should consider renting it. I will just mention some things you might want to consider.
The listing clearly states that it offers free street parking. However, while communicating with the host and co-host, they informed me I could use a parking spot inside the building. This greatly influenced my decision to rent this place.
Sadly, I found out there was no parking spot until I arrived. I don't know if they have other listings and confused them or what happened. But like I said, the listing itself only offers free street parking.
Now, you could leave your car outside since the area does not feel dangerous. But I've always been told you should play it safe in Mexico City.
The parking garage nearby didn't have any space available, so I had to search for another one. It costs $160-$220 MXN per night/day, so factor it in for the total cost.
The host mentioned the misunderstanding happened because of the translator. So "tenemos un espacio para coches pequeños y es compartido" was translated as "we have a space for small cars and it is shared." Apparently, that is incorrect.
Now, the place is really clean. But you should know the bathroom is bound to develop a mold problem. It's not significant right now, but I found a lot of bugs. I don't know what they're called, but I know they show up with humidity.
And here's the thing, although there's a window right next to the shower, it leads to the inside cube of the building. This means the apartments on the other side can see you. Of course, people will keep the window closed, right? So that's how steam and overall humidity get stuck inside.
I just used one bed, and it's great, so you'll get a good night's sleep. However, the couch in the living room is awful. Imagine sitting on wooden beams covered by a towel. There's no padding. I guess it's something you can overcome if you bring in some pillows from the bedroom, but if someone is planning to sleep there... I would not recommend that at all.
Finally, I did perceive some gas smell in the kitchen. I didn't stay long, so I admit it might have been something else, but I mention this in case someone else notices this, too. Especially if winter is coming and windows might remain closed. Just something to keep an eye out for.
In the end, these issues will probably not be deal-breakers for most people. And truth is, aside from them, the rest of the apartment is great and perfectly suitable for longer-term stays.