Love this room. One of my all time favorites. Very clean. I call it my Alice in Wonderland place. It's a trip in itself. Once you figure out how to get the keys out of the lock box, the adventure has just begun. Stair and doors, stairs and doors, some marked and some not with little clue which one to choose. I had planned to make a video, but ran out of time. Coming from Phoenix summertime, I welcome the exercise. When they tell you to make sure you keep your keys with you at all times, take them seriously. I left my room early in the morning just to hang something outside and the wind blew the door shut behind me. I had nothing, no phone, no money, nothing. It could have been so much worse. At least I was fully dressed. So I spent 3 hours trying to figure it out. Tried to get through the tiny window. Made it to my waist and thought better of it. I did not even have the numbers of my hostesses. Found a locksmith, but Mercedes showed up before he arrived to let me in. This is a converted servants quarters and in CDMX it does not matter whether you are in a penthouse or servants quarters, the rooftop views of the City are always spectacular and the patter of rain is exquisite. The last set of stairs to the rooftop is trippy. The first step is right against the wall so you have to step onto it and pivot. The room really is cozy. I would happily return. It really did make me feel like Alice in Wonderland.