This was a great spot for us to stay while we attended to some business at the U.S. embassy, which is just a couple blocks away. We enjoyed the neighborhood and everything you need is within walking distance. We mostly ate out, but the kitchen is very well stocked for cooking in. It was a good space for our twin toddlers, although we were a little nervous about the open-air walkway outside the 4th-floor apartment with just a few thin wires to keep them from slipping through (luckily the elevator is right outside the door in the opposite direction, so we could fairly easily divert them).
A few things to note: The apartment is internal with windows facing onto common areas, not the street, which makes it a lot quieter but also less private and darker (though there is lots of nice lighting in the apartment). We chose this place in part because it has parking, but the garage is insanely narrow and it was really stressful and challenging trying to get my Kia Sportage in and out, not to mention unloading the car (+ kids) in a tiny parking spot. I actually ended up paying for a garage down the street (about 300 pesos for 24 hrs) so I could avoid having to go in and out of the building garage anymore! Also, there are about eight steps up from the street to the building's front door. The building staff were great and would open the parking gate so we could go between the elevator in the garage and the street with our double stroller, but it's a pretty steep incline and wouldn't be great for wheelchairs or anyone with mobility issues.