Yazmin was great! Always very responsive and her English is excellent. The water heater was getting fixed when we checked in and she had it fixed within a couple of hours while we were out getting food and wandering around. She gave us several suggestions about cafes in the area and the day after Christmas she brought a French press and some really excellent coffee we could enjoy without venturing out. The apartment was really comfortable with plenty of space and huge closets. We did a few loads of laundry there and hung our clothes in the closets and utility room to dry. If hang drying isn't your thing (my cheap jeans dried like sandpaper), there is a place around the corner where you can pay a little to have it washed, dried, folded, and ready to pick up at the end of the day. The furniture was all sturdy and comfortable. The road in front of the apartment was closed for some construction which was kind of nice because it was very quiet without any traffic.
There are lots of panaderias close by (we found 3 or 4 within a 10 minute walk) and a torta restaurant next door that had really good licuados. There is a convenience store on the corner and lots of restaurants within walking distance. The apartment is also close to public transportation and several museums.
I didn't realize it at the time, but I think it took me a few days to adjust to the altitude - if you are from low lands like I am do yourself a favor and take it easy the first couple of days while your body adjusts.
We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay here again.