Angeline and her son Oliver were kind to accommodate us with an early check-in. The place was much smaller than I expected and though my 3-person family improvised quickly, there were still limitations. For us and our requirements, it basically came down to a one-bedroom studio. The space downstairs, which is a living room where the sofa-bed and kitchen also are, we had to constantly re-arrange for when we needed the space to sleep, pray or pack/unpack our luggage. As a result of the small space, we didn't use the kitchen except to put and take things into and from the fridge. I sought a place with more space,a parking lot and had a bigger budget to play with, and was ultimately surprised that the price we paid came with such limited space. For me personally, this would have been an ideal space for a max of 1-2 people. The toilet was very tiny and Angeline made it a point to give us large blue towels for the water that would splash around from the shower. The blue towels, were one of many small and considered touches I appreciated - the Aesop toiletries, the tote bags and umbrellas, the huge amount of blankets available (always feeling cold, I was grateful to have the 5-6 blankets/sheets available to keep me warm during sleep), the hairdryer and iron being there, and Angeline being communicative on Whatsapp the whole time.