I stayed at Therese's Airbnb for just under a month and I would go back again in a heartbeat. Therese is such a wonderful host, she helped me with all of my questions and made me feel at home right away. She knows all the good local places to eat, shop, and local tour companies to ensure that the money stays within local hands. I felt super safe and very welcomed and I couldn't ask for a better host. In terms of the apartment, I was very comfortable, however if there will be two of you staying there make sure you know you are good being in each other's space because it is small for two people. There is a hot plate and microwave and when I asked for a toaster Therese sent over a toaster oven to use the next day (she's so attentive!). The ac was really nice to have because it gets real hot, and the internet is impeccable if you plan to work from home. I never had a single issue. The shower pressure is tricky, you have to plan it so you're not showering at the same time as the other apartment residents, I only timed it right 4 times hahahaha but honestly, I didn't have a problem showering with the lower pressure, it's still enough water to get clean well. The deck was wonderful, I laid in the hammock pretty much every day, and everything is within a 5 minute walk I have zero complaints about the place. Oh! There are ants always around the sink but that's not an apartment issue, that's just something that happens everywhere in the country I went, in Guatemala as well. Make sure you don't leave anything sugary out because that's what they go for.