Francisco's communication leading up to my visit was very prompt and helpful. He was able to accommodate my group's earlier arrival and later departure too. The space seemed larger and nicer than I (already highly) expected based on the photos. There were fruits, coffee, and a list of nearby attractions which helped make us feel at home and familiar with the neighborhood.

The Juárez neighborhood was very eclectic and interesting, with a mix of revived buildings, rustic food vendors, local-centric bars, and eateries. Access to the building was easy and safe at all hours. Certain nearby streets had Federale barricades, probably due to government buildings, but that extra police presence made the area seem secure. The rather central location in the city was very ideal, with many places accessible by foot or Uber.

His inclusion of a mobile internet hotspot was also a lifesaver. Without international roaming, I was able to connect via wifi and map my way around the city, doing research, and hailing Uber cars with ease.

I would highly recommend this space to anyone who visits the DF. The building and neighborhood have so much more character than the hotels on the Paseo or historic district.