This is the most beautiful house I’ve ever seen (let alone stayed in)! That, combined with top-notch hospitality from the host, Cam, puts this stay at the top of my list for favorite Airbnb experience of all time. My bridesmaids and I stayed here in the lead-up to my (twice-postponed) wedding, and it could not have been more perfect. This house is a gorgeous piece of history - it apparently survived the earthquake back in 1906! Tall restored ceilings, every room painted a different bright color, eclectic and delightful decorations in every nook (a room full of light-up globes!) and fully renovated bathrooms make this house a marvelous experience. No detail was overlooked! In the kitchen upon arrival we found a coconut water for each of us and over a dozen yogurts in the fridge, snacks galore, english muffins and breakfast waffles (whole wheat AND gluten free), every kind of tea on the planet, a complete set of condiments and spices, and more! In the living room we found cozy blankets (although the heating system works great too) and an antique record player, while in the newly-renovated gorgeous bright green dining/sitting room there’s a chess set and a light-up painting! All of this combined to make us feel truly at home. There is a clever compost-recycling-trash system. We made good use of the full kitchen on a night we didn’t want to go out (4 pizzas from scratch)! If you need a place to stay with a (relatively well-behaved) group, I highly recommend this. No bedroom is subpar, all are beautiful and comfortable - and the living spaces are effortlessly cozy. Remember to save water during the drought, as enticing as the blue tiled shower is! Many thanks to Cam for incredible hospitality, great communication (especially when rescheduling due to the pandemic), and for the opportunity to stay in a house this cool!