I stayed in Santiago's place for 4 weeks on one of my "1 month anywhere" trips to live, work, and be a local in CDMX. Chapultepec is a gentrifying area that is gradually adding more restaurants and businesses so with each passing month this location will be even more desirable. There is a constant flow of Uber's in the neighborhood so all of the areas you'll want to visit (Zona Rosa, Polanco, El Centro, Condesa, etc.) are just a few USD away. El Bosque del Chapultepec is a few blocks away which was an easy means to take exercise every day - it's basically the Central Park of CDMX with paved paths throughout plus museums AND a surround sound chill-out space (Audiorama) which is a must! Close to the apartment, is a metro station, OXXO, and a Superama, a coffee shop in the next block, plus, a small mini-super with basic items within 100 feet. The apartment itself is spacious, super comfy, stylish, equipped for cooking at home, and, very relaxing to either be in while working or to return to after the day's adventure. Bed's are super comfy and it's very quiet at night. I set-up my business camp and worked out of the apartment during my stay without issues. The A/C in the master bed was helpful for the mini-heatwave that was occurring when I first arrived but after the heatwave wasn't needed. One of the best parts about Santiago's place is the large deck which is very pleasant to just chill out on and have a beer or two or three in the evenings. Lastly, as an avid city biker, a major bonus prize was Santiago having two bicycles available for rent on a per day basis. On Sunday's, there is a ciclovia on the Avenida Paseo de la Reforma which means a major road closed to autos and one can literally ride from Chapultepec to the Zocalo without being bothered by cars. There's nothing quite like circling what must be the world's largest bandera de Mexico on bicycle on the Plaza Zocalo!!