Lulu was very responsive and kind. The house is located in a beautiful neighborhood in the hills. As the crow flies, the house is close to the train and buses, however, grab an Uber when getting there with bags, it's a bit of a climb if you aren't used to it. Public transportation is easy to navigate and close.

Coffee, toast, and juice were included. The home itself is full of nice artwork and plants. The bathrooms are outdated, and a strict policy on water usage is in effect, but if you're a minimalist like me, it will be comfortable for you.

This is someone's home, not a hotel--and Lulul makes that clear. The place is run like a hostel. You are given a tour and a list of rules to follow, before you cross the threshold. No shoes in the house, how to use the security system, what you can/can't use in the kitchen, how to recycle and compost, showers are kept to 5 minutes once a day, quiet hours are after 10 pm and you will be notified if you are not following any of the rules.

It was a nice change a pace to stay here for a few days after staying in a hotel downtown. If you're easy going like me, the rules and lots of house guests won't bother you. You may need to wait your turn to use a bathroom. You will have to mind your P's and Q's while in the home, so keep in mind if you tend to be messy, loud, a partier or just inconsiderate in general, this won't be your space. This space works for someone who can be comfortable in varied environments and understands and respects the residence as a home over a business.