Ale’s place was very central to most of the major tourist activities though it’s quite a walk to Roma neighborhood. It was nice to wake up on Sunday to the quiet Paseo de la Reforma as it was closed to cars and instead full of people walking and cycling . The street, as has been mentioned, is very loud as it serves as the back alley to a large hotel but you are immediately on one of the city’s prettiest and busiest streets when you get past that. There are many great places to eat and drink nearby, but it’s in what feels like the Wall Street of CDMX. Those looking for more of a neighborhood feel might want to consider staying elsewhere. Check in and check out turned out fine, but I’d suggest travelers understand what Ale expects before you travel so you aren’t scrambling to check if Ale has emailed you with instructions for how to get into the place. The place is as described though a few more personal touches would be nice (paintings on the wall, alarm clock, etc.) to make it feel more like home. There were no sheets for the sofa bed and when we asked for more toilet paper were told it would be easier to buy it ourselves. We had a blast and it was great for the price.