I stayed here for 16 days, so I definitely got to know the place well! In summary: a beautiful, clean place in a great location for being a tourist, with friendly staff and a well kitted out kitchen.
Arrival: My flight got in at 3am, so my booking included that night and I had made sure this was okay with the host. About a 40min uber from the airport (~£5) and I was there, checked in, and immediately struck by just how pretty the place is.
The room: good size, two single beds put together. Walk in wardrobe with plenty of drawers and 10 or so hangers. No desk, but there is a patio table outside and dining table in the residence that can serve that purpose. There is a painted glass window that opens out into the foyer. There were some guests that didn't respect the 10pm quiet time, so this window would let in any noise from the other guests, and if the foyer light is on it does light up the room a bit. The bathroom is clean, hot water takes a min to kick in but it's plenty hot once it does (towels are provided and changed every day). The other rooms in the hotel shared a very ornate bathroom. The only window for fresh air is a large sliding window in the bathroom, that opens onto a hallway, with another window opposite that also slides open for some fresh air. It is a bit of an odd set up as it means you can't leave the window open while you're out. There is also a light in the hallway that is controlled from the adjacent guests room which I had to ask the cleaner if they could switch off as it lights up this room too when its on at night. The listing lists AC but there is just a mobile AC unit in the foyer which I imagine is just given to the guest that asks for it first. Luckily when I stayed (end of August) the weather was pretty mild. Other than this and the odd other noisy guest, it is a very quiet place to stay.
Day-to-Day: The kitchen is really kitted out with gas hobs, kettle, toaster, microwave, oven, blender, *huge* fridge and freezer, and probably more. Basically, it'll have what you need.
You'll be given a set of keys which you can use to lock your room and enter/exit the main gate to the residence. You need to ring the doorbell to be let in the main door by the staff (Nigele and Sandi), who always gave a friendly greeting and a quick spray down with some antibacterial spray (very covid safe, appreciated this).
Masks are generally worn everywhere in the city, though social distancing was difficult in the old town.
There is a laundry service which the staff informed me about, which was 125MEX / 12 items of clothing. Just ask the cleaners and they'll take your clothes, wash and dry, and from the presentation they must've ironed them too.
For long term stays (or if you don't want to eat out every day) I'd recommend the walmart that's about a 30min walk away, though there's some smaller closer shops with bits and pieces (for example, large water bottles, cereals, some fruit/veg).
For eating out, plenty of options are on the next street, street food stands are dotted about everywhere of course as well. Cielito Querido was my daily coffee spot, especially since one of the staff (Cristian) spoke english which helped while I was learning some basic Spanish.
Tl.dr; I'd happily stay here again.