This place should not be rated as high as it is. Yes, it accommodates 2 people in a comfortable king size bed and spacious room, but the bathroom needs an urgent makeover!
If you're claustrophobic, taller than 5'2 and/or weigh more than 150 lbs:
1. Your knees will touch the wall when you sit to use the toilet.
2. You'll need to enter the shower sideways because the entrance is like 12 inches wide.
3. You'll have to tolerate the narrow space during your showers.
(A shower curtain might actually be the perfect solution)!
It was also a pain to arrive at midnight and not be able to open the lock box because the information provided was incorrect (correct code, wrong lock box). Luckily, but with embarrassment, we were able to contact the host and someone opened the door for us.
Oh, and the 2 windows in the room should totally have blackout curtains --there are street lights that remain ON all night and light up the room, making sleeping unpleasant. We problem-solved by putting pillow cases on each window, but again, an inconvenience that sucks when you are tired from a trip, it's midnight and you just want to go to bed in a dark room as soon as possible.
Other things like only getting 1 roll of toilet paper and 1 towel (even though I made the reservation for 2 people and a 5 day stay) were issues that were quickly resolved via sending a text message. Still, inconveniences that I think could be avoided.
The neighborhood is safe, quiet and close to nice areas in Mexico City, but I would not stay here again or recommend it to a friend.
One last recommendation, if you're going to use the mini fridge, make sure you plug it in once you arrive. It was unplugged when we arrived.
Hope this post helps other travelers! Enjoy Mexico City!