This place is great value but if I was going again I’d definitely sacrifice some style to be closer to Condesa or Roma. The apartment complex itself is a very interesting design, but if you want to use the living room there is no privacy, just a thin white curtain so all neighbors get a god look into each others quarters. They also only gave 2 coffee pods for the coffee machine, which I thought they would replenish. For privacy reasons we mostly used the lofted bedroom. There are some funny design flaws, like the stairs come out too far into the loft so there is a danger zone when crossing the stairs from the bed to the bathroom in the night. We never tripped but I definitely would not drink in this space ; ). The bathroom curtain rod was broken and very thin so in the afternoon it was impossible to use the mirror before dinner due to sunlight. The shower is a triangular corner and nice but it sprays in a way that’s difficult to get any water pressure. The balconies are cute but could use some more comfortable furniture so it’s not just an Instagram spot. Overall we were comfortable, it was clean and the best was nice with lots of pillows. The staff was nice, it was a unique place with lots of interesting art touches. I just feel I didn’t get much use out of it aside from the bed, but cost is very economical, though further from tourist areas so you will Uber every morning. The one thing I would let people know is this can be a very noisy neighborhood- there was jack hammering and construction outside every night starting at 10:30-4am. There was also a truck that plays a repeating message on loud speaker everyday parked a few blocks away that we hear relentlessly, though comically. The WiFi is not great for streaming, and the AC sort of works - it was fine. I think if it was hotter weather might have been a concern.