Marcia's loft is comfortable and cozy. I never got to meet Marcia as schedules didn't match up but Victor was wonderful. The loft looks as pictured and is very clean. I was happy to find high quality sheets and towels were used in the loft...it really makes all the difference. The water pressure isn't what I'm used too in the states, but it did the job and there seemed to be plenty of hot water.

In general, the loft is pretty quiet save for some neighbors or visitors that may come home at 2:30am (pretty sure the guard shut them up quickly) and the occasional police car wailing by. Truth be told, you'd hear the same thing in a hotel. Downtown is crazy on Friday nights...there's 2-3 clubs around the corner and everyone and their mother is out on a Friday night (all ages!). It was fun to watch.

The flat is really central to do touristy things like visit the Palacio de Bellas Artes (free big screen set up on the side of the building to watch the symphony), walk to the Museo de Revolution, visit the many cathedrals, hop on the metro to just about anywhere (only 5 pesos) and so much more...

Theres a Starbucks on the corner, personally, I prefer Cielito, just a few storefronts away (delish coffe, wonderful employees).

The wi-fi was fine and it was nice to have a big jug of bottled water provided in the kitchen. Those pink couches are heavenly...