This apartment is a fantastic find. Talia was very responsive to all emails, even as a last minute booking when our other Airbnb had to cancel. She allowed us to check in slightly early which gave us an entire day to wander Polanco on a Sunday afternoon and left a bottle of wine for us. Talia left us a ton of information about not only the Polanco area (stores, restaurants, museums), but also other areas of Mexico City and some tours that could be interesting. Although we did not have the opportunity to take advantage of all her suggestions, we still have them for future visits. She also checked in on us throughout the week to be sure all was well.
The place itself is wonderful and has everything that one could need - a nice dining/sitting area with a couch and small dining a table, 2 bedrooms with comfortable beds and plenty of closet space, a small modern kitchenette with a an area to eat a meal, as well as all amenities (wifi, cable tv, washer/dryer, etc.). My wife found the hair dryer left in the bathroom very convenient, as she has blown out several of her own on international trips. The apartment's wood and stone tile floors, along with fireplace and other decor, added to the overall comfort of the stay. Directly outside the apartment building was a very nice cafe that served food all day and into the evening, but was quiet enough that guest are not disturbed. The only drawback I could see with the apartment itself is the 3 floor walk-up; although we had no problem, it could prove difficult for some clients.
After the actual apartment, the location is fantastic. Just two blocks from Parque Lincoln, the apartment is in heart of Polanco. Guests can feel safe walking through the neighborhood, enjoying the numerous restaurants, and perhaps spending some money at the small shops. A little farther away guests can find Antara and Museo Soumaya. I found it an easy walk to the Auditorio Nacional, Chapultapec Park, and the museums along Reforma. More athletic guests could spend the day walking in and around Condesa, Roma, or all the way up to the Zocalo, but it is an easier taxi or Uber ride to any of these. My wife had work in Santa Fe and was concerned about the time it would take to get there, but it turned out to only be a 20 minute ride in the morning and a 30-40 minute ride in traffic. On leaving early in the morning (6am, ugh), we encountered no traffic and made it to the airport in just under 30 minutes.
This was a wonderful place, and we would stay there again when we return.