Pablo’s studio in Mixcoac is a hidden gem. The photos do not do the space justice, as it is difficult to convey how lovely it is to go through the main iron gate, walk through a little path in the garden into a beautifully simple adobe structure with a stunning garden view through the huge main window, which is one of the various wonderful features of the space. The boveda ceiling in the bedroom, the roof top terrace and patio spaces, the charming and efficient little kitchen that has all the basics you need from making coffee to a simple breakfast or dinner when you don’t feel like venturing out, the tasteful decorating (not too much stuff, which can be a pet peeve of mine with airbnbs, but also not lacking style or character) all make this a benchmark for me in terms of what airbnb stays should be like. I recommend staying here especially if you’ve already traveled to Mexico City and want a place to stay that is equidistant to neighborhoods like Roma/Condesa/Juárez as it is to San Ángel/Coyoacán and also if you prefer to be away from too many tourists. There’s a nearby plaza with cute bodegas, a cheese shop, a bakery, a tapas place, etc and the park and Metrobus are close by too. I’ll keep this airbnb in mind when traveling to Mexico City again for sure.