Juan Pablo's place was so great. Simple and hostel-style, but super clean, bright, and well-equipped. My bedroom (Soul-Earth) felt like a sanctuary, calm vibe, nice art & furnishings, lighting, and lots of place to put your stuff. Juarez is a really cool neighborhood, a nice alternative (but still very close) to Condesa and Roma, and loved its proximity to Paseo de la Reforma as well as Korean restaurants when I needed a little Asian food fix . The airbnb is in a slightly grittier-looking block right by the Sevilla Metro, but down a smaller street that is calm and quiet and feels very safe. Never met Juan, but he was a great communicator and has obviously put a lot of thought/care into his place. Would stay here again in a heartbeat. Tip: Get a temporary ecobici card or download the mobike app, and get to know the city by bike. Join the Sunday ride from 8-2pm when they close down Reforma, and the street becomes one big communal bike party.