Lodgers know they're in good hands when they're able to arrive later than anticipated or scheduled and Host is still affable, helpful, and relaxed... even stepping away from their own dinner parties to greet warmly and tour fully. Such was the case for me here with Arsineh and Raz. They had friends staying with them in the Main House for what appeared to be an extended visit and I, as complete AirB&B stranger, still got the Warm Welcome, to the point I thought Raz was going to play bellhop and unload my gear from car for me. I didn't take him up on that offer, but did follow Arsineh's suggestion to "house" my precious bicycle (I was in Pasadena for an organized, routed ride) and allowed Raz to show me the idiosyncrasies of the garage door. Both of them were keen on showing me my quarters, an airy, heavily-windowed room, for which I didn't require the extended extra blankets, but did take advantage of the magically ambient space heater (I urge you to try it out!) and enveloping myself in the cozy, cozy comforter. (This was November, after all, so still coolish, even for this Norwegian-blooded temp-resident...) After the great night's sleep following the longish drive to arrive, I was able to get my cycling in, find a Chinese restaurant for Kung Pao Chicken that I ate in the room and get some e-mailing done on the fastest internet I've probably ever had run through my laptop (along with turning on that space heater, I urge you to also request the password!). I downloaded a movie off iTunes that here at home would've taken longer to download than watch, but in A&R's space took 8 minutes. Anyway, watched that, slept like a cocooned caterpillar, arose early and drove home jubilant and refreshed.