Arcelia's place has a stylish kind of darkness that makes you feel like you're in a hypermodern castle. The layout is without doors but still has 4 distinct rooms. The bedroom is perfectly dark and comfortable, while the kitchen and living room/theater both have full skylight ceilings for good lighting throughout the day. There are few little portholes such as on a ship in the bedroom too, so it doesn't get stuffy. Personally, I found this place ideal, as someone who needs to work with as little light as possible. The kitchen table/workspace is a large, repurposed & refinished picnic-style table, and there are great speakers to plug in to for accompanying music. You can safely ignore any comments on this listing complaining about the table. This person should probably just use a plate. Also of note, I've never stayed anywhere else in Mexico City that seems as soundproof. I couldn't hear anyone else and I felt as though nobody else could hear us; which I was fond of. Arcelia as a host was delightfully helpful and not judgmental of how many heaters we needed to get through the Mexico City "winter". Thanks for hosting us Arcelia!