Casa Martha was exactly what we hoped it would be, and more. The idea for a trip to CDMX was first inspired by the film Roma, and that idea was enhanced and nurtured by a number of other bits of inspiration from a variety of sources (watch the "Somebody Feed Phil" CDMX episode if you need convincing). Our first morning, a Sunday, in Casa Martha delivered the ambient and aural experience of the opening scene of Roma in spades. Sitting on the deck off the uppermost bedroom, I knew we'd found the right apartment from which to launch our crew of 5 (2 adults, and 3 moderately enthused teens (ages 14, 17 and 18...so technically 3 adults...who ended up having a great time, too)). We hit the ground running with visits to the Centro, Airbnb Experiences to Lucha Libre and Teotihuacan, a neighborhood walking tour of Condesa, Roma Norte, Juarez, etc., stops at Museo Frida Kahlo, Museo Dolores Olmedo, Xochimilco, the Anthropological Museum, a failed visit to the wooden roller coaster in Bosque Chapultepec (the Feria is closed indefinitely), shopping in Mercados Coyoacan and de la Ciudadela, etc. And, what we loved was waking up in Casa Martha and returning in the late afternoon to rest and restore before heading out for dinner. The apartment is beautifully and comfortably decorated, and was spacious enough for the five of us to be able to enjoy time together and to get space from one another if we wanted. It was lovely to have access to a washing machine, dishwasher, and clean drinking water. We brought in breakfast items, and ate the rest of our meals out. There are plenty of yummy restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores nearby, so there's no need to worry about food. There's truly nothing we didn't love about this apartment, the neighborhood, and our vacation in CDMX.