Marcye's place is a huge apartment that's very central. Literally 2 blocks from the main park where Diego Rivera painted one of his most famous murals.
The place as a whole has 3 bedrooms, one bathroom with a tub, a kitchen, dining room and living room. I stayed there for a month to get away from the US and see what it's like to live in Mexico City. The wifi worked great - I was consistently using it for work, and wifi calling. Very consistent and way better than the usual slow hotel wifi that I'm used to.
There are two small downsides. The hot water stopped working a couple times, but Marcye was very fast to send someone to fix it. The other downside is that there's a small group of homeless people that sleep on the street. At the beginning this was a bit worrisome, but then we started seeing them play board games. They didn't once try to beg for money or even interact with us. After the first week, we went from feeling a bit weirded out, to very safe.
Living at Marcye's place was great. There is seriously a ton more room than any other Airbnb I've been to. A small Mexican family could live there.
There's also a lot of really good restaurants nearby:
Ramona, a hipster lively modern Mexican restaurant run by a lovely couple.
Gotan, an Argentinian restaurant with great empanadas
El Cardenal, probably one of the most well known authentic Mexican restaurants. A bit upscale, but always delicious.
Marcye obviously put effort into designing the place and making it look homey. Me and my girlfriend definitely appreciated the extra amenities because of our longer stay. When we go back to Mexico, we definitely plan on staying here again!