Although this is a studio it is large and spacious with a dining area and kitchenette. It has been carefully decorated and maintained to a high standard, with lots of thoughtful touches. We loved the area - after staying in the centre of CDM at the start of our trip it was great to be able to walk around Coyoacan rather than taking taxis. We loved the old houses and gardens along Av Francisco Sosa, and the quiet cloisters of the church of San Juan Bautista. The main museum in this area is the Casa Azul, home of Frida Kahlo - get there early as you may have to queue for an hour, but it's worth it! The house of Leon Trotsky is nearby and interesting as an insight into how people lived in 1920, quite apart from the politics. There are lots of places to eat around Plaza Hidalgo, we went for dinner at Cantina la Coyoacana where there were TWO mariachi bands playing! There are also some great cafes and ice cream stalls for snacks, and in the Santa catarina area the Salon de The Ruta de la Seda served us the prettiest lunch ever - a salad of flowers! We spent an afternoon in the Viveros de Coyoacan park watching outdoor exercise classes which included bullfighting practice. We also spent several happy hours in the craft markets stocking up on clothes, ceramics and souvenirs. These places were all within a 30 minute walk; a 30 minute taxi ride would take you into the centre of the city, or out to Xochimilco where you can float down a canal while being serenaded by mariachi bands. This was a great centre for a relaxing and varied visit, and Maribel was on hand with advice and to sort out any problems. Recommended.