Overall this was a nice trip. Good camps, nice people, great acclimatation schedule/approach, decent food, and a successful summit
However, 1 guide for 3 climbers was not the right decision to start. This was especially true after it became apparent early on that the skills/fitness levels/speed of the 3 climbers in the group were all very different. I raised multiple times that I'd be willing to pay to add another guide to our group, or to get a private guide for the Ojos summit day. I was assured we'd be fine and it wasn't needed, which was inaccurate - summit day was made substantially more difficult and less enjoyable than it should have been because I wasn't allowed to move head on my own, and the other climbers stayed so far back that I resorted to climbing up and down sections of mountain repeatedly to stay warm. I should have listened to my gut rather than the guide, which is not a great foundation for a trip like this.
Otherwise, communication was a bit spotty - occasionally I'd get very quick, helpful responses to questions. Other times things would go dark. An agenda was provided for the trip but it didn't match what we actually did, which caused confusion with the people back home wondering where I was. Also, the agenda stated we'd be camping up high on Ojos multiple nights which never occurred, so I purchased and brought a lot of cold weather camping gear which I didn't end up using at all.
So overall it was worth doing, but the trip is missing a lot of polish and could be improved.