Thank you Tania for all of your work, communication and help with anything that we needed, as well as being available to be contacted if we had any questions or concerns. The security guards downstairs in the lobby was very helpful and friendly every time we saw them, which made our stay very pleasant. Yes, it is far from Roma Norte, the center of Mexico City and even Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul, but it makes up for it by being between 15-20 minutes away from the Aeropuerto Internacional de la Ciudad de Mexico (Mexico City International Airport) which comes in a clutch. A walmart is and soriana grocery store is about 10-15 minutes away from the airbnb and although Tania does not put any water inside the apartment, you can go downstairs and get some from the security guards (1st one is free and after that you have to pay between 50-60 pesos). The airbnb doesn't have a water dispenser for the 3-5 gallon water jugs the security guards offer downstairs, so you're gonna have to either get creative or just buy the smaller water bottles and call it a day.
I will say working the oven was definitely a problem while we stayed at this airbnb. We previously used a stove and oven in another airbnb in Mexico City where we had to use matchsticks to light both the stovetop burners and oven to get it to turn on, and since this oven in this airbnb wasn't automatic we thought the same applied but we were sadly mistaken. I only saw how to properly light the stovetop burners when Tania came by to change the water heater since that wasn't working properly, and that was it. I didn't start using the oven until later and tried to use the same igniter switch for the burners for the oven to turn on but it didn't work, so from then on I used the matchsticks but it created a combustible whoosh reaction which I now know that wasn't supposed to happen. She later sent someone else to fix it but she said that she shouldn't have to show and tell a guest how to work a oven when everyone should know how to work an oven, which is interesting since this isn't the first time a guest did what we did and not all ovens are the same. We paid for majority of the cost to fix the oven and she paid the rest, but when this has happened before and you still haven't told future guests how something works then how can you expect a different outcome. We left after the oven was fixed and ready to be used so I can't say that it works, but I can only assume.
Also, the water throughout the airbnb gets warm, hot but it gets cold really fast and stays cold, even after Tania changed the battery of the water heater. I didn't have the washer nor dryer on when I was taking a shower since we arrived, but the water temperature still wasn't consistent and the hot water would randomly come on in the shower but go to cold water really fast. I don't know what happened or what can be done but that was also another problem we encountered while staying at the airbnb.
Aside from those, it was a pleasant and relaxing stay for what it's worth, and we really appreciate the heater that Tania gave us to borrow for the remainder of our stay since it was getting really cold in Mexico City towards our check-out day. Thank you for allowing us to stay at your apartment!