Loved Mexico City! So many wonderful things to do! This apartment feels spacious because of the high ceilings. There is 2 separate sleeping spaces although the loft bed is over the futon bed. The futon is quite hard....good if you like a hard bed but great pillows. If you don't have special dietary needs like vegan or vegetarian, the area has lots of places to get a bite. The big restaurant stall center at Garabaldi Plaza is great! We shopped at markets and cooked most of our meals. The water filtration system in the kitchen was very welcome. Jano offered to cook vegan meals for us at the house which is great if you have that need and the budget to afford his service. We used the Metro, MetroBus, Tren Ligero and buses to go everywhere....the system is fast, CHEAP and amazing! No need for a car. And Jano leaves a bike to use and the street out front is designated MetroBus so easy to ride on as well as much quieter than most streets. Museums are 1/4 what you pay in the US 1/10 the entry cost of European museums. We wanted to see the Alameda Park area, the Bella's Artes Murals, the Zocolo/Templo Mayor and the Bellas Artes area artesania market so we were well placed in the historic center and Casa Tezontle. Also it was an easy walk north to the bus to the Autobus del Norte where we caught buses for Teotihuacan and San Miguel de Allende, cheap and easy! This is a great area for transportation, old buildings, museums and very interesting. If you want to stay in an area where you can walk out and get restaurant food with salads, soups and vegetarian options, this is not the area, not sure if that place exists. Everything else was superb! We would come again and stay at Casa Tezontle. Very good price and big enough for 4 or even 5 if someone sleeps on the couch.