So first off, Luz is great. Attentive, responsive, friendly, helpful, and takes care of everything promptly. Secondly, the apartment does its job well. It has everything you need if you like to cook, the master bed is comfortbale, there's enough hot water and good water pressure, and the living room is comfortable. I had thought the the neighborhood was going to be more upscale (it is right next to Roma and within walking distance to the center of everything) but it's a working class neighborhood. I don't say that pejoratively, but if you want some picturesque neighborhood with all the nice bars, restaurants, cafes, and boutique shops, this isn't that neighborhood. It is safe, pleasant, easy to live in, and most conveniences are nearby, but it's loud, aesthetically unattractive, and you won't be finding things like good wine, quality mustard, etc., or a great selection of high quality produce (except at the farmers market on Sundays). That all said, the neighborhood is very down-to-earth, friendly, and I found it to be educational, in a good way. This is closer to the real Mexico, and that was an interesting change after a month next to the American embassy and the Angel de Independencia. So, depending on what's important to you, keep this in mind. I simply went to the nearest Soriana's (which is like Wal-Mart in depth and size but generally alot better, and was a 10min Uber of 30min walk away) and found what I needed because I'm just discerning like that. I like to cook (and you need good ingredients and spices to do that), I only drink quality booze, and I need a variety of vegetables. If that doesn't matter to you, you can EVERYTHING you need within a two block radius of the apartment, which is also only two blocks from the subway, and genuinely close to downtown. Overall I enjoyed my stay (I extended several times and stayed 47 days), the neigborhood was easy to live in and a worthwhile experience, and Luz really is a great host.