Amalia's son Ernesto help us a lot! arrange a driver for us for the crowded dia de muertos nights in Mixquic, and be our remote translater always.
And for the accommodation itself, it's not central located, but as everyone knows, CDMX is a quite big monster, so you'd better choose what you want to see in which disctrict. For this far south part, it's close to Xochimilco canels park, and walkable to Museo Dolore Olmedo, then far beyond our expectation is, a cemetery called panteon xilotepec close by, is really has the atmosphere with candles in night during 1st of November. But again, it's just lucky enough to catch the right place.
Forget to mention the house, it's in a quite and definitely safe area, and big enough with comfortable room, lovely cat and dog.