The first thing that I do after checking in at a hotel is to take out all my toiletries and just dump everything at the bathroom counter top. However, after coming back from work, this sight made me smile:

The cleaning lady patiently laid sheets of facial tissue and arranged my stuff on it. A few days later, the sheets were replaced by a face towel.

At the San Isidro Corporate Housing, they go the extra mile.

I was planning to take photos when I arrive at the Benito Juárez International Airport but there was a huge crowd at the arrival area. Unlike Paris, there was no express lane and it took me a long while to go through the immigration. Fortunately, my phone’s international roaming feature was working so I was able to locate the company driver. It was Wednesday night but the traffic was bad. My first impression of Mexico City: a bit like Metro Manila. I arrived at the hotel 30 minutes after we left the airport.

The receptionists speak excellent English so I had no problem checking in. And my room at the San Isidro Corporate Housing is huge and lovely – the condominium unit I’ve always dreamed of owning.

Except for the rice cooker, the unit has everything you need to cook. It even has a dishwasher!
There’s no bath tub, but the bathroom is huge and it comes with a good hair blower.

I’ve seen in the hotel’s website that there’s a gym and sauna but after a month stay here, I have never been there. I’d love to but I’m ashamed to admit it, I don’t know how to use most gym equipment! And, what do I wear when going to the sauna? *_*