This is a nice, stylish Mexico City apartment with everything you need for a comfortable stay. There’s even a fancy food blender if you want to make fruit smoothies. I felt really at home in Alejandra’s apartment and she makes sure you’re well taken care of. I rented it for a month but could easily have taken it for two or three months longer. One important thing to note though and a good reason why Airbnb should give the prospective guest a better idea of the location of apartments before they confirm their booking - this apartment is located right off a busy four lane highway, Nuevo León. If I’d known that I wouldn’t have made this booking - this is not a quiet apartment. I had serious noise issues the entire time I was there from building works on either side of the apartment building but mainly from the incessant roar of traffic on Nuevo León. I think it’s disingenuous of Airbnb not to give a better idea of rentals’ locations. You need to know if your rental’s right off a busy, traffic-clogged main road. But if you’re not so sensitive to noise there’s really nothing to dislike about this apartment. It’s very stylish and hip and affordably priced especially if you get the monthly rate. It’s in Escandon which is right on the border of Condesa and Roma - basically the perfect location. There’s an awesome little coffee shop across Insurgentes on Bajío called Salon Cero and around the corner from the apartment on Jose Martí there are countless restaurants, grocery stores selling vegetables, fruit, meat etc. Basically everything’s there in the neighborhood. Loads more restaurants just a couple of blocks to the north in Condesa. Overall this gets a thumbs up.