My brother and I stayed at the apartment from January 16th to January 20th, 2020.
Dora Luz and Antonio are friendly and accessible hosts, they provided us with information that helped us a lot.
The 4th floor apartment is in a building with an elevator, and a doorman. Dora Luz kindly greeted us in person upon our arrival. The apartment is Very Clean, Very Comfortable, it has a Fully Equipped Modern Kitchen (blender, coffee maker, oven, microwave oven, etc, etc), they even had basic necessities for us, like oil, salt, pepper, tea, coffee, sugar, shampoo, soap. There was also WiFi, and Cable TV. My brother and I had access to two full bathrooms during our stay. The apartment faces Reforma, and its possible to see Mexico City's Iconic "El Caballito" Statue right from the living room's full size windows (as shown on the listing's picture).
The apartment's location is ideal, it cannot be better, there is a MetroBus (MB) Station ("El Caballito" Station) right in front of the apartment on Reforma, MB #7 (Green) Line, it travels along Reforma, and it runs from Campo Marte to Indios Verdes. To board the MetroBus, you need a special card which needs to be bought at the Metro Station's Ticket Booth (Hidalgo) which is the closest Metro Station to the apartment (1 block away), and costs 15 Pesos. (If you need to buy your MetroBus card at any other place, you can check out Mexico City's MetroBus website, and it has a list of places where the MetroBus card can be purchased.)
In addition to the value of the card (15 Pesos), you need to recharge it with the cost of as many one way fares you may need (6 Pesos per fare). You can recharge your fares right there at the subway station when you purchase your MB Card. If you are traveling in a group of several people, all of you may use the same card, there is a machine right next to the MetroBus driver, and you need to tap your card on the machine for each fare you intend to pay. Not all MetroBus Stations have "Fare Recharging Machines". But, the MB Stations close to the apartment, Hidalgo MB Station, and El Caballito MB Station do.
If you plan to visit La Bisilica de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, you may take MB #7 from MB Station Hidalgo (heading to Indios Verdes) to MB Station Garrido, La Bisilica will be 1 block away on your right. The MB stops are announced by a voice, and an electronic display.
My brother and I traveled outside of Mexico City to Teotihuacan, from La Terminal Central de Autobuses del Norte (one of Mexico City's 4 Bus Terminals), the bus terminal is about 1/2 hour away from the apartment, you can take Mexico City's Metro at Hidalgo Station (1 block away from the apartment) Take Metro #3 (Olive Line, Heading to Indios Verdes) to La Raza Station, and there Transfer to Metro #5 (Yellow Line, Heading to Politecnico) for 1 stop, get off at Autobuses del Norte.
Please keep in mind that in Mexico City, mass transit, has a section dedicated to Women, Seniors, children, and handicapped people. The front cars of the Metro Trains, and the first floor of the MetroBus (MB #7 Line consists of double-decker buses) are dedicated to the aforementioned segment of the population. The hand rails on the rear section on the first floor of MB #7 double decker buses are colored in pink to remind you of such rule.
If you're a male, traveling with mom then you can ride with mom on the front cars of the subway, or the 1st floor of MetroBus #7. If you are traveling on the subway, then you can tell the platform worker that you're traveling with your female companion, that way you don't get separated and can travel together on the front cars of the subway.
One last recommendation, is when you need to take a taxicab, be it from the airport or the bus terminal, these have special booths where you indicate the address where you're heading, and they will give you a ticket with the cost of the taxi fare, you pay for your fare at the taxi ticket booth, you don't have to tip the driver. The bus terminals have luggage helpers, they will greet you right at the taxi ticket booth (wearing blue work coats with a large white number on their back), which will help you to your taxicab, but, you may refuse such help. When you go outside (the bus terminal) to take the taxicab, there are numbered spots on the sidewalk from 1 to 10. So, taxicabs will stop in that order. If you are in spot #1, and you see that a taxi cab is picking somebody up on spot #7, then you'll have to wait until your turn comes up.
Dora Luz kindly provided us with a phone number to a taxi service to the airport, we had to be at the aiport at 4AM, we arranged for a 3:30AM pick up, but, the driver was there at 3AM. So, just be aware. And yes, you can buy a SIM Card at the airport (130 Pesos, with 60 minutes, at the 7-Eleven, which is good for 15 days. You may also inquire about the MetroBus Card).
In summary, my brother and I had a great stay at the apartment. We felt safe. Some of the most Iconic Sites in Mexico City, are just a walk away from the apartment: El Caballito, Monumento a La Revolucion, El Angel de La Independencia, El Hemiciclo a Benito Juarez, El Palacio de Bellas Artes, El Zocalo, La Catedral, El Palacio Nacional, El Templo Mayor. El Mercado de Artesanias La Ciudadela. There is an OXXO store about a block away from the apartment (which is sort of a 7-Eleven store). The location of the apartment is ideal, and if you need to take Mexico City's Mass