This apartment is located on the upper floor of a lovely home, an easy walk to the Jardin Centenario. In my opinion, it's a perfect location and I hope to be able to stay there again. I think the other positive reviews give potential renters a good idea of the property and the hostess, Martha, who was very nice; we came and went at odd times and did not have as much opportunity to avail ourselves of her knowledge - a loss for us! When Martha wasn't available, her assistant was also very kind and helpful. A few comments I would emphasize: PROS: If you are considering this rental, it is in a quiet location, with the typical apartment amenities at hand. Martha kindly provides some snacks and a large water dispenser, which is very convenient. The bathroom in our apartment was large, with 2 sinks (nice!) and a very large shower area. There is lots of space in the closet as well. Our bed was comfortable. You will also have two sweet pugs greeting you when you come and go through the downstairs patio area. They are quiet and well-behaved. You'll be near the beautiful coyote fountain that is the Coyoacan icon, and the 2 adjoining parks are a lovely place to relax after going hither and yon during the day. Plus, though there are touristy places around, locals go to the same area for fun and entertainment, so there are also some very good options (street food and less advertised places) to grab a bite or a drink. CONS: If you have accessibility issues, this is probably not the place for you. You go up a stairway to access the apartment, and, inside our apartment, there was a large step up to access the restroom and a large step down to exit to the living area or the bedroom. Note that the bathroom separates the living area from the bedroom so if you are traveling with another person, you need to coordinate a little so one person isn't stuck in one place while the other is in the restroom. It's not an issue, just a consideration. TIPS: (1) Much of Coyoacan isn't very accessible by the Metro. You can get in the general area of where you're going, but often need a taxi to complete the deal. Taxis are plentiful in the area of this apartment, which saves you time. (2) Coyoacan is also close the Ciudad Universitaria (UNAM). It's one of the places that doesn't get a lot of publicity, but located there is a botanical garden, a museum of contemporary art (plus 2 science museums), beautiful grounds (including a wildlife reserve), murals, aechitecture. It's actually a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the largest campuses in the world. You can't just "stop by" and expect to be wowed. It is a place to explore. (3) If you arrive by Metro, you'll need a taxi to get you to the house. But you will need to...