We had a very nice time staying with Paco and Maria. They obviously enjoy people, are sincere, warm and inviting. Maria is very sweet, Paco is a charmer and their infant daughter is a cutie. They both work but were around from time to time on weekends and some evenings. We enjoyed chatting with them. They provided a nice continental breakfast, kitchen amenities if you like to cook on occasion and they have a water filtration system installed in their home. We stayed in the upstairs bedroom. Nice amenities there. The entry is a tall spiral staircase which we managed just fine but probably not suitable for elderly or infirm. This is just one private room in the house though and there are others available with more ordinary means of access. Paco has done a lot of work on his home himself which is very impressive. He fabricated the wrought iron staircase just mentioned (plus other decorative iron work around his home) built the massive dining room table, some chairs, etc. The home is full of art, rugs, antiques, books, etc. We used their drivers for transportation to and from the airport and out to the pyramids. We appreciated that being available. Plus....the maid will do your laundry for you. That was much appreciated. The neighborhood is a mix of residential and commercial as one would expect in the downtown area of a major urban center. We felt safe there and took many strolls through the neighborhood. We found a mercado a few blocks away with a great coffee shop inside. Traditional market with contemporary coffee...it was a blessing. The only negatives were minimal. The maid forgot to supply us with toilet paper a couple of times (but we found some in the laundry room adjacent to the kitchen) and Paco is working on his house so there were some contractors in and out and construction noise during the day. That didn't bother us much as we were gone most days out sightseeing, etc. It's a temporary thing though obviously. Check with Paco to see if the project is completed if that is an issue for you.