DEPARTAMENTO CERCANO AL AEROPUERTO T2, A 2 CALLES

It's a humble accomodation but you can tell the owners (a lovely couple) invest as they can in improving, with things like a new refrigerator, microwave, new bathroom sink and television (our son was happy to have Netflix available for watching cartoons). Smart of them to take advantage of their location near the airport and rent out their extra space. Everything was very clean and the beds were comfortable. The dispensor of drinking water in our room was appreciated! We will happily return and wish them well with their business!

When you pay such a low price per night, you don't really have a right to complain, do you? In all seriousness though, for us all was good!

The room has everything to fulfill the needs of a traveler. It was a nice and pleasant stay. Thank you!

Very clean, walking distance to airport, kitchen with enough supplies to cook something simple, free water, coffee, sugar, salt and pepper. good bed and pillows. Rose Alba ( I hope I remember her name correctly since I only spent a night) is amazing, very attentive, helpful, friendly a super hostess. there is a market and bakery about 4 blocks from the property.

the shower, I couldn’t set up the right temperature. For some reason the address does not show on google map, but if you are facing the BBA bank cross the big avenue on your right and walk all the way to the end of the street

Great apartment, very kind host. All clean and they have amazing Wi-Fi. Everything you need to live here is there. I would recommend to everyone! Fantastic!

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Extremely convenient to the airport. Very clean and secure. Hosts go out of their way to help and the rate is very reasonable

It was very dark inside, I had no idea what it was like outside. Good for sleeping though!

Affordable apt near the airport, though I didn't need to be near the airport. I thought I would be hearing planes all day, but I don't remember hearing any during my 3 night stay at this property. I ended up here, because the 49er game was in town and the football maniacs took all the Airbnbs. This place definitely beats a hotel because it has a kitchen with a small stove and a full sized refrigerator. I tested the Wi-Fi download speed between 29-34 Mbps. Also, I appreciate the host letting me check in a little early. The shower had hot water and there's a similar property right next door which made moving extremely convenient.

It's not that I didn't like this design, I just found it strange. What I'm referring to is the toilet/shower combination that one previous guest called an "Asian style" bathroom. I'm not shocked by this, because I've been in Mexico for over 8 months and have seen a lot of design that doesn't make obvious sense or simply doesn't seem practical, but as humans we get used to everything. I definitely didn't like that my room didn't have a door to the bedroom (just a thin curtain). Why do I like having a door? Well, mosquitoes love me so, with a door I can try and keep them out of the room, don't like waking up with bites on my face. Reason #2, a door blocks light; I'm not a good sleeper in general, but I'm even worse in an overly bright room. A room with a door is standard in my life. A simple thing to change to improve guest experience: change the color of the light bulbs. For those who don't know, super bright white bulbs are for places like hospitals, warehouses, insane asylums, prisons, etc NOT for living environments. Bulbs that produce a yellow/Amber hue are for places where people live. I've seen this all over Latin America which is why I travel with my own light bulbs. The unnatural light produced by super bright fluorescent bulbs is stealing your energy and probably ruining your eyes, it's totally unnatural. This is a socio-economic matter, and I'll never expect to see proper lighting anywhere in Latin America, even in restaurants! Despite these observations, I'd stay here again.

Owners were very responsive! Our flight arrived at 10:40 but the lines at both immigration and customs were so long that we didn’t get out until 12:00am. Since it was dark, it took us a while to figure out how to cross the traffic circle. it took us about a half hour to walk there but in the morning since we could see what we were doing, it only took us about 12 mins to walk. There some street food vendors on the walk there which was a plus! The owners stayed up for us. There’s filtered water in the place. we left early in the morning to take the bus to Puebla so we didn’t stay long.

I’m picky about bathrooms. This is one I would wear flip flops inside.