This is very close to the Zócalo, and the museums, churches, Main Street for shopping and restaurants.
At night it quieted down at 9pm, because there are a few busy tiendas outside playing music; but once it was quiet it was peaceful and we had a good rest there.
I feel like the pictures make it look more upscale than it really is. The floor is a bit worn out. And the kitchen area is like ikea furniture. But they did have pots and pans to cook and glasses and dishes.
The hosts are nice, and they respond right away if you call #200 on the phone. And there were a couple of different things that were noisy and they addressed those things right away and apologized. For that I was grateful, because I saw that they take pride in the building....cleaning it, cleaning the sheets, and take any concerns seriously and they want you to have a nice stay.
There is free laundry in the building, (only one machine)....and you can only use it after 6pm. Which is very hard if there are other people wanting to use the machine And if are a person that goes to bed early.
This place is very close walking to the Zócalo and church and historic center of town.
This Airbnb was quieter and had better service to take care of noise than the hotel I changed to.
People in the building were courteous and friendly. And respectful.