The apartment was beautiful and was in a very very safe area (the government next door had police presence almost at all times, and police were patrolling the area very often). All the major landmarks of the historic area are within walking distance and there are so many local things just down the street from the apartment. The Apartment was beautifully clean and modern. The bedroom, bathroom, and large kitchen/dining room/living room area were so very lovely. It was decorated thoughtfully and was very homey. The room was never too warm, and often with the windows open at night was a bit chilly (for me, not the person I visited with). The rooftop was amazing and was available for visiting, with amazing views of the skyline at night. We loved having dinner or even coming up to see the sunrises and sunsets. The kitchen was pretty well equipped, and it was not hard to make food. We took a few trips to the local supermarket and stocked our refrigerator with what we needed. There was a convenience store across the street that was available 24/7. Around the corner, there was a place that sold juices, tortas, and muffins that opened at 6 am and closed around 9 pm. There were so many restaurants and places to visit and eat closeby. Additionally, the Alameda, El zocalo, and the Palacio de Bellas artes were all blocks away. The only drawback we found to this place was that the window had large beautiful windows that during the day allowed for light to flood the room which was lovely during the day. At night, however, those same windows let light in from the hallway (which turn on and off with motion) and were very bright when trying to sleep. Additionally, the window next to the bed also let in the light from the neighbor's apartment that made it thought to sleep at times. So if you are very sensitive to light, I would either consider bringing an eye mask as the lights came on and off brightly during the night.