If you are coming just for a few days and don't plan to cook, then this place will be fine for you totally. If you plan to stay long term (I stayed for a month) or you are an extensive kitchen user then you might want to read my full review below. PROS: — the room is very bright, I loved it. — A lot of wardrobes and shelf to place your stuff. — Leonardo is pretty much home all the time and always available by WhatsApp, so it's easy to get an advise about the area in case you need one. — Just 7 minutes walk to the subway station (then half of an hour in the subway to get to downtown). — Two supermarkets 5-7 minutes by foot: a cheaper one right next to the subway and a good one with better fruits/veggies selection even closer to the apartment. — Big bottles of water are available for 40 pesos, guys will order them for you. — Both of them speak English. CONS: — I stayed in April, I was fine with two blankets guys gave me. If you are coming in winter time it might be cold inside the room — you have to pay the price for many windows in there. — There are no towels available even if essentials are mentioned in the listing. — There are nothing in the kitchen for you at all. I sort of used that with Airbnb you normally get some basic ingredients as salt and veggie oil. — The main issue I had is the space in the kitchen. I cook at home a lot. So, I was given one shelf in the fridge, one small basket for fruits/veggies and no space for other ingredients (grains, oil, other dry food, etc). First they gave me a shelf in one of the cupboards which appeared to be broken, then they moved my food (!!!) under the sink where the pipe is! Well, that's the space for trash bin and not for food to my mind even if they try to keep that space clean. Not to mention that the pipe was leaking. After we talked about it they moved my stuff to another shelf above the exhaust hood — it's way too high to be comfortable to use it on the daily basis. Later they repaired the first shelf I was given in the normal cupboard but refused to allow me to put my things there. So, you'd have to choose between under the sink or above the exhaust hood shelf. — They don't have a maid (what is uncommon for a Mexico) and they don't really clean the house. I've seen them doing the floors once withing a month. For last two weeks floors in the kitchen and living room were for real dirty. They kept an eye on the bathroom though. — Guys cook a lot, and I think that's cool but then the kitchen is quite small, so...