This place was really cute and modern. Very close to the Centro Historico in CDMX. The only issue I had was with check-in. They didn't tell the doorman I was due to arrive so I had to wait with all my luggage outside because he didn't have my name. If it hadn't been for the doorman trusting me and letting me in, the wait would've been longer. I had no way of communicating with the host other than the airbnb app because I have an international number. Also, the place had not been cleaned after the last guests but they came by and cleaned it after I had settled in. They did throw away some stuff I had in the fridge because I guess they thought it was the previous guest's items.
Also, I know it lists a washer and dryer in the amenities but the door to them was locked so I couldn't use them. I don't know if you had to pay or ask for permission to use them but I didn't inquire further. I just assumed you could because they are listed in the amenities but I may be wrong.
The apartment had a lot of items that a hotel does not supply such as silverware, plates, microwave, coffeemaker, stove, refrigerator, corkscrew (which came in handy as I bought wine), plus a TV mounted to the wall with access to Netflix and could be used to cast videos from your phone which was really neat. All in all, this place was pretty good, barring the check-in issue I had.