This is a stylish, well-equipped, well-situated studio apartment in a skyscraper along Avenida Insurgentes Sur.
The host thought of and provided just about everything that one might need to feel comfortable, and she was friendly and responsive in communicating with us.
The tower the apartment was located in was about 3 blocks from a beautiful, major grocery store, 2 blocks from a pharmacy, and just steps away from coffee shops, restaurants, and the Metrobus line.
As security measures, the building has electronic cards that have to be scanned to be able to go up in the elevators. I forgot my card inside the apartment once and, on my way back up to the apartment, I ended up getting trapped in the elevator temporarily, as the elevator doors won’t open and the elevator won’t move when you don’t have the card. I had to wait until someone else got in the elevator who had a card. Aside from the electronic cards for the elevators, there are security guards to monitor who goes into and out of the building.
The apartment has 2 windows that open, but they can only be opened about 3 inches - again as a safety measure in a skyscraper.
From the buttons on the elevator, the skyscraper appeared to have 22 floors above ground and 9 or 10 floors below ground.
If you wash clothes, you have to let the clothes drip dry in the bathroom shower, as the apartment has wooden floors.