We probably missed a bit of what people find fantastic about staying at Trisha's but it still wound up being quite wonderful. We had decided to return to DF a day early to avoid driving from Oaxaca and catching a plane back to NYC on the same day. Trisha kindly agreed to accommodate us for one night with just a small additional charge, even though she was leaving town before we arrived. What was missing was any soap at all in the bathroom and a bit of milk for our tea in the morning. No doubt these oversights or the possibility of correcting them,would not have happened if Trisha had been around or might even have been corrected if we were staying longer, since Isabel, Trisha's assistant (not onsite) and Juan (her onsite caretaker, I think) probably would have sorted it out for us. In any case, the magic of Coyoacan, the opportunity to easily visit the Trotsky and Kahlo houses as well as the general if somewhat generic comfort of the small apartment we stayed in more than made up for anything missing. Ideally one should stay longer in DF though choosing Trisha's and Coyoacan provided a wonderfully rich if abbreviated experience.