We spent the last week in December in Sophie's wonderful house with our son and daughter, both in their early 30s, and our son's girlfriend. The house is an Art Deco gem and the listing photos only begin to do it justice. It is beautifully decorated and furnished, enhancing the well-preserved 1930s architecture, with lots of interesting design touches. It's very spacious, with multiple living areas, a dining room, a breakfast room, a lovely well-equipped kitchen, a really nice garden, comfortable bedrooms with lots of storage space, three full bathrooms (one on the ground floor and two on the second floor -- one an art deco masterpiece), and a laundry room with washer and dryer on the roof. Sophie was a welcoming host, even though our flight was delayed by several hours, and was accessible by text for follow-up questions -- she lives in the neighborhood -- and she left us wine and lots of beer in the fridge as well as five-gallon bottles of purified water in the garage. The neighborhood itself, Colonia Hipódromo, is really lovely. The house is a block from competing taquerias (El Farolito and El Califa) and a nice bakery, a five minute walk to the Metro, a ten minute walk to Parque Mexico and Parque España and the restaurants on Avenida Nuevo León and Avenida Amsterdam, and near enough to Chapultapec Park and most things in Condesa or Roma to walk or take a short Uber ride (Uber is very convenient, reliable and cheap in Mexico City). We would happily return there for another family vacation and recommend it highly.