This is a low budget place and it shows. The location is ok, not the area where you want to walk around for it's beauty, but Reforma is like a 2 minutes walk away, and it's a relatively nice avenue and there are some nice restaurants in walking distance.
The apartment is very basic, no decoration, quite dark because of the frosted window facing to the inside of the building. Also only one tiny window was opening which wasn't enough to properly air the room. The shower head is splashing the water everywhere and the taps need to be replaced as the water temperature is either cold or steaming hot. There was no toiletpaper when we arrived, so bring some.
The bed is okayish, not the best, but the blanket is like sandpaper. The furniture is probably from a goodwills store, which is ok, but the table is quite instable.
The kitchen misses proper kitchenware, we bought some dishes like a salad bowl, a proper mug, plates, spatula, pans... Hopefully you're gonna find those there alongside with the colorful rug, extra mirror and furry pillows we bought there to make it feel a bit more homey.
The place is ok if you're looking for a relatively cheap stay in CDMX, but we spent there 3 weeks (yes, we did) and we were energetically drained all along and the sleeps weren't satisfying. It was too cold without the blanket and too hot under the blanket during the night.
Also when I asked for a late check out (1pm instead of 11am) so we wouldn't have to spend 3 extra hours at the airport the AirBnB manager said he can't help 'because the office was closed on Sunday'. The check in and out was through the building's manager who's always there, so I don't see how it was impossible. Later I got an other message that we can't stay longer 'because new people are moving in'. So it actually did not matter that the office was closed on Sunday, and it left a bad impression.
As I said it's an ok place and the manager is responsive, which is good, but we did not have an amazing time there.