Casa de Chiles - the Heart of Vibrant Cuauhtémoc

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment Number of bedrooms: 2; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Cosy and spacious apartment located on a quiet street two blocks away from Reforma's thriving business district. Casa de Chiles, (find our website!) our 70 m2 apartment, is located on the first floor in a quiet building (no lift available). Bedrooms on the side of internal court guarantee silence in this busy quarter. One big bedroom with stylish Mexican bed, a queen size mattress and one smaller bedroom with two single beds. Feather pillows guarantee comfortable sleep. European bed setting: a bed sheet, a quilt in a cover and pillow(s) in cover(s). Big dining room with a table for 6 people. Fully furnished kitchen: induction plate and oven, microwave, water kettle, coffee machine, toaster and fridge with cold water dispenser. A comfy sofa in the salon, with two chairs Acapulco. A sound bar to play your favorite music from your portable device (Bluetooth connection). If you are cold, fire the infra-red fireplace! In August 2016 we added a cable TV to entertain you more! Wifi available, access codes you find on the fridge. Bathroom with great shower, equipped with hairdryer. In the offer a shampoo and shower gel as well. Since August 2018 we have a high security door for your ultimate comfort and safety. Since October 2019 there are safety surveillance cameras installed in the main areas of the building (entry doors, corridors). The whole apartment is accessible to the guests. In any moment you can contact us under a Mexican phone number, our private number, via whatzapp or via the Airbnb application. Check out our fan page (you know where!) From Reforma, the apartment's unbeatable location is two blocks away from the entrance to Chapultepec (the city main park), the bicentennial monument, the fountain "la Diana", five blocks to "el Angel" (independence monument) and four to the nearest subway stations. Chapultepec is home to the "castillo" (National history museum), the anthropology museum, modern art