As noted previously, the shower does not work very well and the guest room was too warm. These are tolerable if not desirable. What really bothered me about Luis & Leo was that as soon as I booked Luis texted me about tours they offer to set up for guests. Based on the good reviews I figured I’d take them up on this. I assumed they must know a good guide to take me to Teotihuacan, and that would be better than booking a random tour online, even if it cost a little more. On the day of my tour I was picked up by the guide at the house, and as we drove away it quickly became apparent that he does not speak any English! Luis knows that I don’t speak much Spanish, so why did he set up me up with this guy?? The reason is that Luis and Leo get a kickback for each tour they refer to their friend Gabriel. They don’t much care whether it’s inappropriate or not.
The guide then proceeded to take me to Teotihuacan, where I had to hire an additional English-speaking guide or else I would get nothing out of the day. This second guide turned out to be next to useless, even though he was useless in English. Wikipedia seems to know a lot more about Teotihuacan that he does. At the hands of Gabriel I also had to sit through not one, not two, but three sales pitches over the course of the day. (Silver jewelry “factory”, mescal “factory”, and cactus products “factory”.)
Needless to say, when Luis texted me about this great opportunity he said it was a “tour” and that I’d be escorted by a “guide”. When I discussed my day with him later, he suggested the whole thing was a misunderstanding and that Gabriel is only meant to provide transportation. I can assure you -- it was no misunderstanding, it was deliberately misleading. To be fair, I asked Luis to reimburse me for the extra money I had to pay the English-speaking guide at Teotihaucan, which he did. However, he should have offered to reimbuse the whole cost of the “tour”. All I got was a car ride for 1300 pesos (many times what it should cost) and more or less a wasted opportunity to see what I hear is one of the most interesting sites in Mexico City.

I think this kind of behavior is going to catch up with Luis eventually. That’s the whole point of these reviews and I feel it’s my responsibility to warn others.
So, if you want to come to Mexico City and leave a little lighter in the wallet than you intended, you might try staying with these guys.