I was staying here during coronavirus for 3 months, April to July. Working from home and the internet was great, if there was a problem the host sent the internet company to check and fix. It was a moderately sized apartment for myself, there was a cleaning service that cleaned the apartment the day I arrived and it was great :) definitely recommend a cleaning service if longer than a week because the city simply has dust and stuff in the air. The screens in the living room and laundry and kitchen definitely helped keep out mosquitos, although some got in in a hole in the living room sometimes and the one in the kitchen was not fitted to the window it was pleasant. Coming from the Us I am not so comfortable with the heat everyday and I bought an extra fan for the bedroom since there was only one in the living room. The first building in the complex has a small market and a small laundry and a cocina and buying food there when they were open was typically cheaper than groceries at Walmart or another large store. There is a small flea market (tiangis) every Wednesday and it was great :) I loved being able to step outside and shop for all kinds of fresh fruit and food and other types of supplies. It’s about 10-15 min from the airport depending on traffic and about a 15 min walk to the metro. It’s difficult for uber eats to find and I definitely had to speak with them each time they delivered. The walls are all concrete so it’s hard to hear neighbors which is always a blessing but the Basura guy at 8-830am was very loud and much harder to block out even with all the windows closed, but that’s Mexico and at least there was a trash guy every morning and he always helped me when I dropped my keys down the other stairwell due to a gap next to the door at the bottom to get outside the stairs. One thing I would ask the host to do is to let any foreign guests know what the emergency sirens are, I had no idea and there was a small earthquake. I was lucky that my friend who lived in the city was visiting me for lunch that day or I would have been inside the building during the earthquake and I speak very little Spanish. There were some basic food/condiments already in the apartment when I got there which was a blessing when arriving really late and having nothing open except uber eats. I wish the closet doors had a different size, their size didn’t allow them to let you open the closet completely and it was very awkward as there was a large decorative plant sitting in the corner of the bedroom blocking partial access, I did wind up moving the plant to the top shelf of the closet to be able to get to the other closet door. Shower had nice pressure and the water heater provided plenty of hot water for a 40 min or so shower. Would stay here again. :)