Lorenzo's apartment was the perfect location. Sadly we did not sleep too well since the mattresses were more like futons so I had a sore back and was not able to work and play as much as I wanted to. There is nice natural light coming in from the interior windows but they do not face the street or park. This was actually a good thing since there is a lot of construction that starts early. Take earplugs for most of the booming areas of Mexico City, they are building a lot of apartments. We did not hear the noise from here.
The kitchen is bare so if you want to cook, you will need oils, butter, spices, etc. We found an organic grocery store with pasture raised eggs and goodies for breakfast and snacks but we mainly fueled up so we could eat all around CDMX. We could walk to all parts of the city in 30 - 40 minutes. Tip: The coffee is in the tea container and did not discover that until the last day.
The cafe right next door to the apartment was a gem. It's a bookstore, cafe, restaurant, and with a full bar. They also have great wines to sell.
If you are into street art, there is a lot in Roma and an Instagram page that shows the location and artists. We went through Doctores to photograph amazing works and felt quite safe even when others warned us against it.
We would stay here again if the mattresses were upgraded. We currently sleep on medium firm and are back sleepers but we were tossing and turning all night and had to rely on naps through the day. It's the ONLY issue we had with the place.