Casa Sauto is a lovely historical building in the heart of the Mexico City historical district. The location is absolutely perfect for travelers who want to sightsee and feel the pulse of this vibrant neighborhood. The property manager has thought of every detail to ensure a smooth check-in process and stay. She communicated with us throughout our stay and answered questions and made recommendations promptly. The building is simply amazing - built in 1598 and part of Mexico City's business and political history. Although on a busy side street, the thick stone walls and modern sound barrier windows and wood shutters take visitors to another world when it's time for rest. When the windows are open, one cannot resist watching the life of city from this beautiful perch. The unit was comfortable, spacious, and well-appointed with antiques and modern furniture. A common lounge area is perfect for mingling if desired and admiring more great antiques and artifacts. The guest notebook is complete and helpful. The management provided some restaurant, transit, and sightseeing options and recommendations - all very helpful. The building is around the corner from La Parroquia de Veracruz, a great breakfast and lunch (also open until 10:00 pm) place popular with locals (has English menu). When I return to Mexico City, this is where I plan to stay!