Victor is a great host and the apartment is located in an excellent location: safe, friendly and filled with great local eateries and shops. You're walking distance from the heart of trendy Roma Norte and Condessa, but the apartment's neighborhood is not as gentrified and still feels very much Mexican and low-key. The apartment is small but well designed and has everything you may need. There are only minor drawbacks. The first is the fridge, which is the size of a hotel mini-bar and only really good enough to cool a few drinks. It's not a problem on short stays, as the area is full of great, cheap places to eat and everyone deliveres these days. But it was getting annoying a few weeks. The second is the moderate level of noise. The apartment is on a relatively busy intersection, but the car noise is manageable and part of life in a major Latin city. The bigger issue are the thin walls, which force you to listen to your neighbors's television, music, phone conversations and the occasional shower singing. This can become a problem during the nights, when people in the building throw parties. One night, I was kept up by someone's singing, which sounded something between a karaoke and drunken laments. A lot of the nights I had to sleep in noise cancelling headphones, but they were usually enough to forget the noise.