Since I first booked, the hosts communication was good due to him allowing me to check in early and check out late for only 200 pesos extra. Once I arrived, the security was very welcoming and made check in a breeze. However, once we got to the room you could tell it was not properly cleaned or sanitized at all. Pillows are uncomfortable, couch was stained, bathroom toilet was dirty with toilet paper used which I believe should always be a freshly unused roll for every new stay and floor not swept. The rooms consumables were inadequate for the amount of days it was booked. Once you run out of something make sure you contact the host right away, wash all dishes before using, smell and check bedding before getting in it and make sure there’s enough toilet paper, soap and trash bags. Also, beware of the room not having Air Conditioning. There’s only 2 fans, one in the dinning area and one in the room. The location is good, it’s walking distance to El Zocalo and Palacio de Bellas Artes which are a must when visiting the city. The bad thing about the location is the fact that there is tons of road closings. Plenty of beeping and yelling all day because of the blockage of the streets around the building. It is hard to get an Uber or taxi to pick you up or drop you off there because they can’t get to your street and don’t want to get stuck in traffic so you will have to walk a few blocks for you to be able to get a hold of one. Overall, it was a good stay for a first timer and only staying 4 days since I was rarely in the studio. If you’re staying longer than a week or spending majority of the time inside I would recommend to look elsewhere.