Abraham is a good and well behaved host, and he is there for you to make your stay worth while.

We were at first a company of seven people arriving at Abraham's Oasis late one night. That was a lot of people, but in my opinion Abraham and Paki took us all in very well. Later that week another couple of our party joined us.

Abraham kept his house clean and provided us constantly with fresh water, clean towels, etc. We could use his kitchen, bought breakfast bread in the bakery round the corner and groceries in other shops and malls nearby. Coming from Finland in Northern Europe we like to live in a clean and non-polluted environment. We like to live in a clean house. Abraham was okay.

Our aim was to re-visit some places and sights in Mecixo City. Though Abraham's Oasis isn't in the high-class and posh neighborhood you might expect, it is, however, centrally located with short distances everywhere, even walk-wise. Abraham was helpful with information on how to get around i Mexico City. It is easy by foot, buss or taxi; and non-expensive if you listen to Abraham.

We appreciated Abrahams kindness, his eagerness to serve and his willingness to share his home with us. It even felt a little bit like home for us, too.

We stayed with Abraham for half a week, and then continued to a neat little town called Puebla, to meet with even more relatives from Finland.

We also met with his other guests, and again learned a little bit more about their home countries. Traveling is amazing.

Thank you Abraham. Best wishes to Paki and Aitana.