Spent my first week in CDMX here while I learned the neighborhoods. The location is amazing for accessing almost anything you need: groceries, restaurants, cafes. And unlike a lot of airbnbs these days that are just shells that some corporation rents out, this one truly feels like a home and you correspond directly with the owner for any questions.
I spent most of my time working my remote job and the desk and monitor on the main level really helped to stay productive, as well as the comfortable office chair. You sit right next to the large windows and get lots of light and sound so you don’t feel too sad to be stuck sitting inside most days.
I was able to cook quite easily with a full kitchen that contains most anything you need. And the sleeping arrangement is very nice with a comfortable bed and plenty of storage in the bedroom for your clothes. The water pressure was always strong and never got cold, even in longer relaxing showers.
The top floor is a nice spot for entertaining and relaxing. It has a desk as well if you want to work, but during the daytime it did tend to get a bit too hot to work comfortably, so I mostly was up there after the sun went down.
Only thing to be aware of is that, like most places in Mexico City, there is no air conditioning. So typically when sleeping or working in the day I would leave the sliding doors open for some breeze to blow through. I don’t typically like it very cold so this did not bother me, and opening the doors usually helped. There is not too much street noise other than the occasional loud motorcycle, it is on a fairly quiet side street next to a park.