From the get-go, Mimi's place was easy peasy. It's a bit further out than what was ideal for us but was pretty simple once you got to know the way (and learned to budget your energy for the hills). Speaking of hills, this place comes with bikes but they're super heavy cruisers with twist gears. Don't expect to move quickly on them. Still, even the most basic cyclist will have no issue with them.
Upon arrival, we were pleasantly surprised by some freshly baked cookies on the kitchen table. A little nosey through the house uncovered a great amenities selection from shampoo, to a hairdryer, a washing machine with dryer (and detergent), English muffins, water and beer in the fridge, peanut butter, honey and jam in the cupboard and fresh fruit and snacks in a bowl.
The only thing I'd say about the place is that it can run a bit cold until you figure out how to tone down the aircon (close the grates at the doorway lintels and turn the one in the bedroom window to 'fan' mode). And it's not got much natural light coming in. But it's Texas and chances are you're spending most of your time outdoors anyway.
Communication-wise, we never met Mimi but that's ok. We kept in touch by text and she was always courteous and helpful. And yes, the place has wifi. And she kindly added USB charging ports to at least one of the outlets in the bedroom. We'd be more than happy to say at Mimi's again if she'll have us. Thank you!