We stayed for 10 days from Christmas Day to January 5th - wintertime. We arrived very late at night - past midnight - and were able to arrive/self-check-in with no issues at all. Anita was very kind and left us some local eggs and delicious Olympic brand yogurt and blueberries/mango sliced up (for us to have breakfast next day because of the holiday). The kitchen was stocked with other items as well as the mini-fridge with some milk, cream, coffee. There were also other items in the food pantry; some olive oil, herbs, salt/pepper, some canned soup, a delicious granola mix we enjoyed with the yogurt/berries, and a few other items like teas and coffee. There's no coffee maker but there was a French coffee press. Anita was extremely helpful with lots of great recommendations on cafes, restaurants, sightseeing points, hiking trails and such. There was plenty of tourist brochures in the suite as well. If you are in Victoria for tourist purposes, she will definitely be able to tell you the best spots to visit during your stay. Cleanliness - Everything throughout was clean. The room area is carpeted and it was clean too. Bathroom - The shower itself is not spacious, only fits one person at a time, but it was very clean and the water gets steaming hot if that's what you like. Plenty of towels available so no need to bring your own as we did. Shampoo/Conditioner were provided although we bring our own too. Bedroom - The mattress is not extremely comfortable for two people as it seems to slightly dip down in the middle, but if you don't have pre-existing back issues you will be fine if it's just a few days. We stayed for 10 days so it ended up being a slight issue for my husband who has some minor back problems. Kitchen - as shown in the pictures, the kitchen is somewhat small, but it is sufficient even for a 10-day stay. One day we needed a corkscrew to have some wine and Anita kindly brought one for us right away. The toaster-oven is a little cramped on the corner because of lack of countertop space, so that was a little finicky. My husband burned his hand removing the toast bread because he couldn't open the toaster-oven door all the way down because the drying dishes were in the way - but that was partly his fault as he should have used a knife to remove it seeing that the door doesn't open all the way. There are plenty of dishes and cup variations to suit your needs, and cutting boards, strainer, and we found the kitchen good enough for a ten-day stay. Anita offered us to use the bigger fridge in the garage but we found we didn't need to use it. The room itself is located on the side of the house and on the ground floor, so it wasn't as bright as we would've liked it to be,...