This is in a very trendy part of the city that has everything that you could need for your stay in CDMX. There were times when I felt like there were actually too many gringos in the area and that the local neighborhood residents may very feeling the onslaught of the digital nomad gentrifiers. To be fair, La Condesa has been an upmarket area for a while, though it seems that short term rentals may be jacking up prices even further for the remaining middle class families in the area.
As far as the place: its one of three rooms in an apartment where the residents do not share much time together. You go to your room and have your privacy, the other roommates (also foreigners) leave you alone in peace. The other roommates did not "party" or raise the roof very often, so all in all the place was usually very quiet, though they kept very irregular hours.
The internet was fast enough to do work on at all hours, a huge plus...
There are a few gyms within walking distance so that you can workout (one that is 24hours) and there is a Walmart in disguise only a few blocks away
Lots of great coffeeshops nearby to work from
The best part:
The apt is 5 minutes from the giant Chapultepec Forest where you can jog or check out the modern art museum, the metro is maybe 8 minutes walking. The woman who checked me in also hooked me up with some medicine while I was ill.
What I didn't like:
They say serviced apartment, yet they only came by twice in a month to clean. Maybe just drop the serviced apartment description? Either that or the absentee host (I never met the actual host, as usual nowadays) should spend some more time taking care of their units/paying their workers more days.
The bottom floor is also a little bit "damp" and a bit dark. Not overboard but noticeable. The towel is always damp down here.
Overall it seems like a lot of money to pay for this room but the area has gotten more expensive over the years, perhaps due to hair bee and bee?