We really enjoyed our stay here! It was a bit challenging to find, but once we did it was very convenient. Close to the Palace of Fine Arts, a few vegan places, and of course the cute street that it was on in china town was great for pictures. I was concerned because when I put the address on google maps it looked nothing like the photos. That’s because China town is all cutsied up at night, and the Airbnb is down a side street. So basically when you are on Independence and Dolores, walk down Dolores where China town is and no cars are permitted, and it’s the first side street you reach to the left. You’ll see a different Airbnb place that looks similar but different, but keep going and this place is at the end. The doorman will let you in (they were both very friendly). The rooftop of this place isn’t much to speak of but for the price, I’m not sure you could get something of better value. No views from the rooms or the rooftop which is a bummer, but we didn’t spend much time in the Airbnb anyway...too much to do in Mexico City! They provided water bottles in the room which was nice, and there was a coffee pot and kettle, dishes etc. Bed was kind of hard though and I was sore every morning. Shower got nice and hot, they provided bath soap and shampoos, hair dryer, extra toilet paper, there’s a safe, a place to hang your clothes if you’d like. The room was a bit smaller than it appeared in pictures, but that’s to be expected. Oh and a refrigerator. So, pretty much everything you need.
All in all it was a pleasant stay! Next time, I’ll probably opt for a hotel. It was a little uncomfortable leaving at 4a for our flight and having to walk down the dark (almost) deserted streets. There were some sketchy looking people hanging around and our doorman suggested we wait until the Uber was close before walking down to the intersection. I’d rather stay somewhere where they can pick us up from the lobby. OH and on Saturday night the close even more streets so it was really hard to get an uber, we had to walk pretty far and almost missed the beginning of the concert we were going to. You know that big street in front of Palace of Fine Arts, that one was closed and packed with people. Which is fun for walking around, but challenging for knowing where to go to get an Uber, unless you’re a Mexico City veteran, which I was not!
Ok, that about sums it up lol. Enjoy your stay here, I think it’s a good option.