Beautiful home and photos completely accurate. Kim was generous and kind enough to let us move in when we arrived a day early and flexible when we needed to depart 6 weeks earlier than planned. We stayed in Room D, bottom floor with its own entrance. It is very private, has its own AC and no windows so it's great for sleeping. The closet has shelving instead of a long closet rod which is a problem if you have a lot of hanging clothes. We ran out and bought a garment rack for our hanging things which was fine. The shower has great water pressure and we never ran out of hot water even when there were several other guests. Amazing kitchen with full kitchen privileges but strict guidelines on the counter space you can use, so it can get crowded if more than one person is trying to use that little bit of counter space at the same time. Kim is very organized and runs a tight ship with labeled space allocated in the pantry and fridge for each guest. There were a few days when I stressed a little because I forgot to put the coffee maker back in the pantry when we were done (because nothing is allowed to be left on the counters) but Rufina, the housekeeper/cook, must have put it up for me. She is very sweet and also did our laundry on Mondays which was an unexpected perk. The home is at the end of a gated street and Kim is strict about guests not having any visitors unless you clear it with her first. We had a misunderstanding about what constitutes a visitor as I don't feel someone who comes to pick you up and/or drop you off without coming into the home (or even getting out of the car) is a "visitor" but I understand that it can be difficult with the gated entry and all. Just for clarity's sake for future guests, know that if someone is coming to pick you up, they must wait at the top of the street on the other side of the gate while you walk up the street (just a few houses) and open the gate. Likewise when you return, even if it's after midnight, you must get out of the car outside the gates, put in the code, and walk back down to the home at the bottom of the street. Though it seems a very safe area, I was not comfortable with my teenage daughter being dropped off outside the gates late at night. Something else I would have liked to know beforehand (and why I'm sharing) is that we were asked to "bin" our toilet paper instead of flushing it. I understand it's a cultural thing, but I'm a city girl and to me it's just...well...gross. ;) Kim and her husband are interesting and great conversationalists and I enjoyed the delicious Saturday brunches. They are very kind people.