This may be one of quietest spots in Mexico City. You hear more birds than traffic! The location is wonderful. The apartment is a bit dark inside, and although the listing said there was a microwave, there was not one in the apartment. Luis did provide a fan, which we appreciated.
The bed is hard and the pillows are flat. If you don't like those things, this may not be the place for you.
Although there are lots of pots, plates, and cups, the apartment is not well stocked otherwise. There are no sharp knives, so it's impossible to cut fruit or vegetables! No salt, pepper, or oil for cooking. No paper towels, laundry detergent, or trash bags; we had to buy our own trash bags to take out the garbage. Worst of all, there are no cleaning products in the apartment (other than dish soap), so it's hard to clean up after spills or scrub a dirty toilet. For a 9-day stay, that's unacceptable!
Luis provided no instructions about anything, such as how to light the gas stove, use the washer/dryer, or where to put the trash and recycling. For such a high price (twice what we paid for a high-rise apartment in Colonia Juarez), we expected more.
The key situation is very bad. We were given one set of keys for the apartment door and street door. There's no way to lock the apartment door from the inside except with the key. And no way to get out to or in from the street without a key. So when one of us wanted to go out while the other took a nap, the person staying in could either nap with the apartment door unlocked (unsafe for a woman) or have the person going out lock them in the apartment (unsafe for anyone, especially in a city prone to emergencies). Why, in this day and age, do the apartments not have keyless locks? Again, for the price, we expected better.