Cute little guest cabin, handsomely decorated in a kind of a rustic-artsy style, with Buddhist touches (the doorknocker on the main gate, for instance). Tiny kitchenette and coffee machine did the trick in the morning, and the cute little wrought-iron table and two chairs outside were perfect for take-out dinners. There's one small bed--don't even *think* about squeezing two into it--and an air mattress, if you ask. Bathroom is small but adequate. Pretty sink made of blue-and-white ceramic in the Mexican folk-pottery style. Tip: the faucet can be swiveled to one aside to give you full access to the washbasin. Hosts were wonderfully non-intrusive, politely greeting us when we arrived, then vanishing into thin air for the rest of our stay--just the way I like it. Place seems to come with a magic parking spot: one always opened up for us, no matter when we came home! The only downside was the usual compliment of barking dogs, but they come with the neighborhood, since it's the same everywhere in Eagle Rock, in my experience. All in all, a great find, and worth every penny. Really appreciated the modest cleaning fee and zero deposit.