The Millers are exceptional hosts. They did everything possible to ensure that our stay was comfortable. Their home offered many amenities including hot tub, sauna and laundry facilities . The room was comfortable and the breakfast was always more than ample . We even had massages by David and facials by Karen which were delightful and very reasonably priced. It felt from the very start that we were visiting with old friends or family . Their son, Joel, was very sweet and their dog, Ivory, was a real lover. We had the opportunity to meet David's parents, Frank and Jan, who lived across the way. One morning, I was able to walk the paddocks with Frank, a 83 y.o. gent as he explained the cattle business as he tended the livestock . Jan shared her quilting, painting and folk making craft with us too. She was such a beautiful soul to be meet. The first night I brought some green lipped mussels from the store and Karen cooked them up for us. I later learned that she had never done this before. She is more than capable in the kitchen and shoots from the hip. David and Karen shared and explained their competitive dance sport passion as we learned about the dances they compete in. They had the bling to back up the fact that they were very accomplished dancers. The word no did not seem to be in their vocabulary . One night they arranged a visit to the local observatory with Keith to view the skies. We went and had a wonderful time stargazing . The most important aspect was their warmth. We felt so comfortable and accepted into their lives. No one can exceed their hospitality . These are the type of people that belong in the hosting trade because they genuinely care about your comfort and pleasure. I felt a bit sad when we left . David even came to the airport to say goodbye before our ride arrived. We look forward to seeing them again on a future trip because we felt so honored and appreciated. Thank you for making our stay such a complete success.