I wish I could move into Roberto's apartment! The design and furnishings are hip and comfortable, the artwork is well curated, and the appliances are modern and high-end. No problems with the wifi, shower, plumbing, sinks, fridge, lights, bath towels, bed linens, or getting in/out of the apartment and building. The art deco building and apartment both have historic charm.

My husband and I spent 4 nights here. We texted Roberto when we got into a taxi from the airport, and he met us at the front door to the building. He showed us how the keys worked (very cool entry system to the apartment itself) and gave us some recommendations for the neighborhood. He was very friendly and helpful and was available to communicate with throughout our stay. He even helped make reservations for us at Azul Historico and Contramar, which was great because our Spanish is not.

The neighborhood is also full of charm with leafy trees, narrow one-way streets, and colonial/historic architecture mixed with the modern. The location is as good as it gets. The apartment is on the Rio de Janeiro park which is filled with locals and their dogs. There are popular and hip restaurants within a few minutes' walk in almost any direction. We found two cafes nearby with really good espresso (Panaderia and one next to Cafe Toscana). We pretty much walked everywhere, although the Metro Insurgentes is a 6-8 minute walk away. We felt safe walking around the neighborhood as well as to/from Condesa and other areas in Roma Norte during the day and at night, even at 1 am.

Some things to note:
- As mentioned in other reviews, the elevator does not work and there are a lot of steps to the apartment. Probably not great if you have a lot of heavy luggage.
- There is street noise in the mornings, which was fine for us as we are used to even louder street noise.
- The bedroom is spacious and open to the living room.
- There was (really nice) hand soap and body soap in the apartment, so bring your own shampoo, lotions, etc.
- Uber is convenient and much cheaper than taxis (our uber was 115 pesos to get to the airport…that was at 6am though)
- 4 days is not enough to explore Mexico City!