Andrea's place is wonderful for larger groups (3-6 people). The space is open and easy to use. The kitchen is a bit awkward in that there is little cutting space for cook prep but nonetheless, it has all the accommodations you would need. The beds and bed linens were better than what I and my friends have at home and we slept wonderfully. The noise from outside was typical of a large city and the bar below has music to about 11:30 or 12:00 some nights. The bathrooms are convenient and the living space very comfortable. The neighborhood is not Roma but indeed a bit further east where walking to locations closer to Chapultepec could be a challenge. That being said, the location was easy to buy groceries (a Sumesa close by), water (at the Oxxo across the street for 41 pesos), restaurants and street food. The Plaza Rio de Janeiro is wonderful especially if you want to enjoy pastries from Rosetta Bakery and sit and watch dogs play in the fountain. We ate at Rosetta's Restaurant at night, a ramen place around the corner and enjoyed fresh squeezed juices from vendors in the Romita Park. Pushkin Park is not far and there are even more options for food there as well. I am sure I am forgetting something but the bottom line is that I would stay there again and Andrea is a fabulous host.