Overall, this was a very affordable stay in CDMX. I would like to note though that the location is technically in "Centro" and not in "Juarez." For those who don't know, "Centro" is not the best place at night, but this Airbnb was right on the border between Centro and Juarez, so it was nothing terrifying. Just know that there aren't too many restaurants or cafes/bars nearby and that some streets/area can be kind of seedy at night. Otherwise, you're about a 15-20 minute walk from most popular places.
The hot water here was kind of consistent, but at times, I had to wait 5 minutes for the hot water to turn on. It’s hit or miss (but that is the case for most of Mexico City it seems). Also, the apartment is inside an atrium, so a lot of the sounds echo, especially when other people are coming in late at night.
The kitchen was fully stocked (with cooking oil, a cutting board, cutting knives, and a full fridge). This apartment is great for longer stays, and overall, the price was unbeatable. Marijose was quick to respond to any questions I had.
One thing that would have been nice to know from the beginning was regarding laundry. The laundry machines are in the basement of the building, and you need to use tokens. However, there are two types of tokens: silver and gold. The silver token is used only for the washing machine all the way to the left in the laundry room while the gold tokens are used for all the other washing machines AND the drying machines.
This is all very specific, and I wish Marijose would have provided a manual or further instructions upon arrival. I had to ask about this and coordinate how to get those tokens (which essentially, you pay her Airbnb attendant and they give you the tokens). Small inconvenience, but something to note.
Otherwise, the apartment had some natural light in the main living room area, and the kitchen was spacious enough to cook in. I would recommend this space for the price!