My lady friend and I stayed here for 7 nights--it was wonderful. Salvador's apartment was absolutely beautiful, with the three patios allowing for you to catch all kinds of beautiful breeze thought the light, airy space. The furnishing and style of the place is impeccable. Salvador himself is warm, easily reached, and extremely helpful; we arrived over an hour early and he personally finished cleaning the apt while he gave us a great overview of the neighborhood. He rules.

Also can't say enough good things about the neighborhood. It is gorgeous, people were friendly, and we felt completely safe.

Attractions: Chapultepec park, about a mile walk away (free zoo, events/picnics on weekends, etc); 2 blocks to the "Sevilla" stop of the metra (which is clean, fast, and cheap; it occasionally gets crowded but not as bad as was billed online in my Chicago opinion); lots of other little surrounding parks (2 in particular south/southwest of the apartment)

Taxis: We were worried about hailing cabs off the street after all we read so we didn't; Uber, however, works there very well and was very reliable in the neighborhood; also there are radiotaxi stands all around from which you can hail a cab (closest to the apt is by the fuente cibeles just to the east); finally there is a payphone just on the corner by the apt where you can call taxis (if you don't have a working mobile phone)

Restaurants:
Tacos - El Faraon is the closest (it's awesome) but we also liked El Califa (fancier; at Altata 22) and my favorite was El Tizoncito (most low key, like a fast food place, but the tacos al pastor were out of this world; at campeche 362)
Barbacoa - El Hidalguense (lamb barbacoa that will blow your mind; campeche 155)
Breakfast - Cafe Asturiano (cheap and wonderful coffee/juice/chilaquiles; just down the street at Sinaloa 156); Panaderia Rosetta (one of the best bakeries I've ever been to, anywhere in the world; bit of a walk to SW corner of Colima/Orizaba but worth it); and Cafe Victoria (argentine pastries/quiche; at Nuevo Leon 50)
Seafood - Contramar (best tuna tostada in the universe; more expensive/fancy, approx $30-$70 per person depending on drinks/desert/etc; make a reservation as it's packed; at Calle Durango 200)

Bars: All over the neighborhood, all seemingly just awesome; La Clandestina according to Salvador is a great place to get mezcal but we never had a chance to go (it's by Barracuda Diner at Oaxaca and Obregon)

Sorry for the long review but we had an INCREDIBLE time! Can't wait to come back!