I stayed here for 5 days. I would not recommend this place, especially for digital nomads working remotely. I have stayed in 3 Airbnbs hosted by Kukun in Mexico City. They are wonderful hosts, but this place was not a pleasant stay.
Pros:
Strong wifi which is great for working, great water pressure in the shower, and in a nice location in the city. There is also a water filter for drinking water which is convenient.
Cons:
This is not a nice place to be working all day. There is no natural light in this apartment, even with the blinds completely open in the middle of the day. There are no windows at all, there is only a sliding door that goes out to a shared walkway in the building. From the photos, it seems like that is a semi-private patio/outdoor area, but unfortunately it’s a hallway with people walking through all the time. Because of this, there is also no privacy at all, unless you keep the blinds closed, which would remove the tiny bit of natural light that you would be getting. Staying and working from here was like living in a box with unpleasant artificial light and people staring in at you as they walk past. It was depressing and uncomfortable.
The price of this Airbnb seems to fluctuate a lot depending on the day, and some days it is extremely high compared to the average price of a comparable Airbnb in the area. For the higher priced nights, this place is a really poor value. The photos make this place look much nicer than it actually feels being inside it.
I totally acknowledge that my experience is biased based on the fact that I had to spend all day in the apartment working, so a lot of these negative aspects wouldn’t be such a problem for people who expect to be out during the day and will only be using this place to sleep at night.