So so welcoming and homey--very comfortable. The location was wonderful, with the tram stop a few short blocks away, and the tram system is by far the best way to get around town. Jeanne provided so many little treats for us, as well as some coffee and milk, that we didn't need to shop at all the few days we stayed. Quite nice! On to the details: the bed was comfortable as were the pillows, bedding, and towels. The bathroom was superb with lots of storage and even washcloths for your face (a rarity in Europe, it seems). The water pressure is fierce....Things I liked in particular: lots of hangers, a real iron, view from the couch onto the garden. Keep in mind: there isn't a real kitchen, but a microwave, electric kettle, fridge, and coffee maker suffice. It was a bit chilly when we were there, so we didn't sit outside much, but when we did, it was nice. We did see a mosquito or two but didn't feel the need to use the spray that was on the patio; had it been warmer and we wanted to keep the doors open, then I probably would have used it outside prior to opening the sliding door because there's not a screen. Parking was free on the street in front; we didn't have difficulty finding a place but did have to walk a block once. All in all, a very comfortable atmosphere. I would stay here again: cozy, calm, well-located, with a tres sympa host.