I stayed here for a week at the end of December/into January with my husband and two friends. It was a good overall experience and I would recommend the place to others.
The apartment is very spacious with the living rooms and kitchen downstairs and the bedrooms on opposite sides upstairs. A couple reviews have mentioned outside noise being a slight issue. My two girl friends shared the master bedroom that’s facing the street since it has the bigger bed (king size verses the full in the second bedroom) and did mention some noise at night, so I would recommend either bringing ear plugs or sleeping in the other bedroom at the back of the condo or use the fan in the condo to cancel out some of the noises. The other possible downside to the master bedroom is there is no door on the bathroom. You can’t see into the bathroom from the bed since their is a floor to ceiling closet wall, but something to keep in mind. If you need more privacy, you could just use the second bathroom right next to the other bedroom. I will say the beds were very comfortable despite the second bedroom oddly not having a bed frame for the mattress, there were plenty of extra blankets, and the apartment stayed at a comfortable temperature at all times. So, not having heating/AC wasn’t an issue. This was during their early winter when day time temperatures were in the mid 70s fahrenheit and 50s at night.
The location was great and we never felt unsafe here or really anywhere we went in Mexico City. The condo has plenty of restaurants, coffee shops and convenience stores all within a block or two. While we found a few good places to eat in the immediate area, I would recommend venturing to other areas for most of your meals, if you want more of a local experience. We took an Uber to most places for about $30-$100 pesos and the most we ever paid was around $250 pesos one way for an hour ride to Xochimilco (colorful gondola-like boats).