Clear, quick responses from Paulina before our stay. Her charming sister Gabriela, who greeted me, gave me a useful tour of the building, with its services, including same day laundry for a reasonable fee (which we used and recommend), gym, pool, and play area for little children. And she was available by phone during our stay and came by the night before we left for a quick visit. The staff at the highly secure apartment building were all friendly and helpful.
Didn't get a chance to use the pool, but worked out several days in the gym. Good vibe there. There's a bike available, too, in the apartment which, alas, I didn't get a chance to ride. Keep it in mind if you will be in DF on a Sunday, as nearby beautiful boulevards are closed to motor traffic, so biking becomes a safe way to explore. I loved walking through the Alameda park with its lavender, trees, fountains, statues and the extraordinary Bellas Artes at the far end. Then a pedestrian street Madero takes you to the Zocolo. Try the Pasteleria Ideal for the best pan dulce ever.
The fabulous Mercardo San Juan is not far from the apartment and offers fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh fish, and meats, and imported deli foods, too. Chinatown is a step away, too. As are bookstores, museums, monuments. You could stay a month and not run out of things to see and do just steps away.
As for the apartment itself, the kitchen is minimally stocked for cooking. One small paring knife served for chopping vegetables, slicing bread, and opening a can of coconut milk (as there was no can opener). There were two sauce pans and one frying pan. Plates, large, medium, and small for four. Adequate silverware and glassware. More kitchen towels would have been useful for a week-long stay. If you plan to do much cooking, you might ask Gabriela for a few more kitchen items. I assume there are some stored away in locked closets, and she seemed ready to respond to any needs.
The apartment on the 14th floor of a 15 story building is flooded with light, though there is no view, as it looks over an interior garden (too far down to be a view). You see the plain exterior of the building surrounding the garden. The apartment has no art on the walls and is minimally and comfortably furnished. I slept well in the bed. Bedside tables would have been useful. Plenty of closet space.
A good place for the 1 year old baby we had with us, as there were no artesania or plants around for her to break or eat by mistake.