TL;DR version: it's perfect. Don't miss it.
As I walked into the studio when I arrived, the first word that came to mind was "perfect." And that's what it turned out to be. All the details were seen to. There were discreet labels to tell me where things go and how things work. For example, the hot/cold water in the shower was reversed. No big deal once you know. Comfortable bed, well-lit space. A TV for those who use them (I didn't, so can't testify as to its quality). Lots of storage for those who stay for an extended period (I was there for a month). Just off the main living area was a simple but thoughtfully appointed kitchen, with some food and coffee laid in to get me settled. Anita answered all my questions promptly and thoroughly, and provided reliable advice. Her place is right across the street from the beach, so you can go out with your coffee and stare across at the mountains of Washington State and watch sea birds and seals cavorting, or sit with the hummingbirds in the garden. The only thing I'd have wanted was a good reading chair; but the lack of that meant I went out more often than I would otherwise have done, since the weather was inclement much of the time. So that may have been a feature, rather than a bug. Met the neighbors, Ken and Tom, who were great resources for a visitor and, along with Tom's assistance dog, Abrahound, became good friends. If life is kind enough to take me back that way, I'll check in with Anita first.