Trish's house is in a great location, on a free circular bus route which you can alight at either end of her street; and is walking distance to a cluster of shops at Wray St; and a few minutes further to the Fremantle markets. Trish was very generous with her time, and information, and most helpful in fulfilling my unusual requests - like for slices of cucumber to soothe my puffy eyes after a restless nights sleep! I wasn't expecting it, but breakfast of home-made muesli was on offer, and a good selection of teas and coffees. Plus a starter pack of milk and butter, and bread and spreads. AND she baked cakes every day which she shared with us all! The trip to the toilet was no big ordeal, just out the back door, under a covered, brick paved walkway. The room was nicely appointed with some lovely linen; though with the Autumnal change of season was not quite warm enough for a girl who likes a mountain of blankets. This was quickly rectified after the first night however. 'Less is more' would not be one of Trishs' mantras - the house is packed full of furniture and interesting collectibles, though overall, is very comfortable. I would definitely stay again, for the quirkiness, and Trishs lovely and helpful personality alone! She takes a genuine interest in her guests without being intrusive.